By now, most technologists are sold on the fundamentals of cloud computing. It's a realization of the last 20 years of architecture development. For architects and developers alike, the economics of the cloud mean that "we finally get to do what we've been drawing on whiteboards for years." Companies large and small are taking advantage of the cloud's utility model. What used to cost $20+ million can now be done for $500k on Amazon Web Services. This provides unprecedented opportunity - for new and established companies alike.
In this presentation Roman Stanek, is a technology visionary who has spent the past fifteen years building world-class technology companies, will talk about what it means to be 'born on the cloud.' Specifically Roman will share with delegates his thoughts on how to use cloud computing as a technical design center; how to take advantage of the economics of cloud computing in building and operating cloud services; how to dramatically change customer adoption; and how to plan for the technical and operational scale that cloud computing makes possible.
About the Speaker: Roman Stanek is a technology visionary who has spent the past fifteen years building world-class technology companies. Currently Founder & CEO of Good Data, which provides collaborative analytics on demand, he previously co-founded first NetBeans, now a part of Sun Microsystems and one of the leading Java IDEs, and then and Systinet, now owned by Hewlett-Packard and the leading SOA Governance platform on the market..
Cloud Computing – The Next Generation of Virtualization
Early industry conversations have focused on external, public cloud infrastructure, often focused on a new breed of applications. However, the reality is that businesses don’t have the luxury of throwing away today’s applications in favor of new architectures. The most pragmatic approach involves taking a first step, that of turning today’s datacenter into an internal cloud. This enables the bridging of internal resources with available external resources, helping businesses achieve the full flexibility and benefits of cloud computing. The result is in essence a virtual private cloud.
About the Speaker: David Hanacek, VMware, Product Marketing Manager EMEA, is a VCP who joined VMware in May 2005. He presents, advises and demonstrates VMware solutions on a regular schedule. Before VMware, David was a presales consultant at Computacenter in Vienna and in Munich to consult Unix Enterprise Solutions for 6 years. David was recognized as VMware's worldwide best Systems Engineer 2006 during VMware's Kick-Off in San Francisco 2007...
SYS-CON's International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo series, now in its second year, is the leading event covering the booming market of Cloud Computing for the enterprise. This industry-leading event now comes to Europe, and Cloud Computing Expo Europe 2009 will be co-located in Prague with our Virtualization Conference Europe 2009. This combined event will surely deliver the #1 i-technology educational and networking opportunity of the year for leading Cloud-oriented technology providers.
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Cloud Computing Bootcamp
Introducing at Cloud Computing Expo Europe 2009 for the first time outside of the USA our full one-day, immersive "Cloud Computing Bootcamp" - led by developer-entrepreneur Alan Williamson, Founder of Blog-City.com and creator of the OpenBlueDragon CFML runtime engine.
Cloud Computing Bootcamp is free with your Golden Pass Registration.
Cloud Computing Journal aims to help open the eyes of Enterprise IT professionals to the economics and strategies that utility/cloud computing provides. Cloud computing - the provision of scalable IT resources as a service, using Internet technologies - potentially impacts every aspect of how IT deploys and operates software.
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