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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Kicking off CloudChasers Radio Show

I'm happy to announce that I will helping kick off the new CloudChasers Radio Show sponsored by Novell this Thursday April 8 @ 1:30pm (Eastern).

CloudChasers is a live Internet radio show tackles the drama surrounding cloud computing head on. Each week, a Novell guest and a third-party subject matter expert will examine the emerging ideas, challenges and opportunities relevant to cloud computing in a spirited, non-formatted discussion. It's a must-listen for every IT professional chasing the cloud.

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Date: April 8, 2010
Topic: Cloud Adoption: What's Holding Us Back?
Time: 1:30pm EDT (10:30PT)
Host: Leslie Poston, writer for Mashable.com, author of Twitter for Dummies and founder of Podcamp NH

Guests:
Jon Bultmeyer, Director, Identity R&D at Novell
Reuven Cohen, blogger at elasticvapor.com, founder of Cloud Camp, and CTO at Enomaly

There's no shortage of voices saying that cloud computing offers the promise of enormous agility, flexibility, and cost savings. But if the cloud is set to revolutionize IT, why aren't more enterprises embracing it fully for business-critical operations? Is it security risk? Regulatory concerns? Integration worries? Join us as we discuss what's really holding us back from taking advantage of the cloud – whether it's something technological, operational, or even cultural—and how those obstacles can be overcome.

Tune in Here.

Labels: Cloud Computing, cloudchasers, podcast, radioshow

posted by @ruv at 2:53 PM

1 Comments :

Blogger Software Advice said...

This is a subject I have also commented on in our blog. Follows the line of thought on cloud spending. Cloud Spending - fact or fiction. Some of the facts just don't add up. Also the shifting revenue models for vendors since the gravy train is now spread over several years and not upfront. http://www.eval-source.com/blog

April 13, 2010 9:09 PM  

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