If you are a developing cloud provider, whether you are pure play or an internal IT department, it is very interesting to know who is buying cloud services, and why.

In a recent survey by PB7 sponsored by EuroCloud Netherlands… Continue reading →

Jeff Kaplan, of ThinkStrategies, maintains a big collection of whitepapers on cloud computing and a range of cloud computing solutions. The solutions are categorized according to service model (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS), application category and industry.

My paper on “Cloud… Continue reading →

Is Cloud Essentials the right course for you?

Many people ask me this question, so I have compiled a brief list of questions to help you in answering it.

Here is a list of the questions that you should be… Continue reading →

Here is an interesting graphic with statistics on hacking and other misfortune in the cloud that I received from OnlineCollegeCourses.com.

Virtualization technology has great promises for IT applications to run better, faster, cheaper, and more flexible. But that won’t happen by just buying the latest and greatest product.

Today’s digital infrastructures consists of dozens or even hundreds of servers, Terabytes… Continue reading →