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There is a not-so-subtle shift taking place in the world of IT, and the culprit is cloud computing. For the past two years, media and vendors alike have proclaimed the cloud to be the next wave of IT -- promising to change computing as we know it. The reactions of many IT veterans who have lived through similar marketing barrages in the past have ranged from a cautious wait-and-see attitude to out-and-out skepticism. ...
Recent events have added further credence (if more was needed) to the growing body of evidence that -- despite the boundless hype -- cloud computing is a game-changing phenomenon that is having an impact on how people think about enterprise storage. ...
It was inevitable. With the new year have come indications that, at least to some degree, cloud euphoria is beginning to ebb and is being replaced with perspectives that range from cynicism to realism. It is true that in the past year cloud hype managed to get ahead of the reality. Recent surveys have suggested slow adoption rates in the enterprise, providing cynics with "proof" of failure. ...
Cloud computing may be the next step in the evolutionof utility computing, and it promises to have a substantial impact onthe way that organizations provide IT services to consumers in thefuture, noted Jim Damoulakis, CTO of GlassHouse Technologies, an ITinfrastructure consulting and services firm...
Cloud computing may be the next step in the evolutionof utility computing, and it promises to have a substantial impact onthe way that organizations provide IT services to consumers in thefuture, noted Jim Damoulakis, CTO of GlassHouse Technologies, an ITinfrastructure consulting and services firm...
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