- 6 signs of cloudwashing
- Cloud vendors fixation on price is costing them business
- Why I focus on cloud providers and brokers
- What’s the Difference Between Personal and Business Cloud Backup Solutions?
- IT consolidation is just another word for cloud computing
- Who needs cloud sales partners? How can they add value?
- Why do people buy cloud services?
- More resources on cloud computing
- Is CompTIA Cloud Essentials the right course for you?
6 signs of cloudwashing
I only refer to other blogs occasionally, in particular if they have a commercial goal.
But this one is interesting enough: an infographic showing you 6 signs of cloudwashing.
See http://blog.workbooks.com/blog/bid/286046/watch-out-for-fake-cloud-infographic (at the end there is a… Continue reading
Cloud vendors fixation on price is costing them business
Cloud computing is cheap, right?
No, not really. Obviously it can be if you are a small user, and your capital outlay will off course be lower. But in a lot of cases I see, the total run… Continue reading
What’s the Difference Between Personal and Business Cloud Backup Solutions?
There are many similarities between cloud-based data backup solutions for individuals and business use. Of course, the whole concept of saving files off-site and “in the cloud” is the common starting point, but there are differences, as well.
Business cloud… Continue reading
IT consolidation is just another word for cloud computing
When a well known bottler of soft drinks in Europe looked at its IT portfolio it noticed that it had separate ERP systems installed in each of the countries where it had operations. That was a major step ahead at… Continue reading
Who needs cloud sales partners? How can they add value?
Cloud computing is supposed to be ‘totally self-service’, or so the naïve reading of the standard NIST definition goes. If it is not self-service, it is not cloud. With self-service, who needs partners standing in the way between the consumer… Continue reading