Cloud and the last mile, blog by Camberley Bates

By Camberley Bates, Thursday, September 4th 2014

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[caption id="attachment_11341" align="alignleft" width="187"] Weakest link[/caption] Several weeks ago I penned a blog on “Converged, Is It a Fad or Real” regarding the adoption of Converged Systems. This spawned a discussion amongst some vendor sales and marketing teams in regards...

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Beware Software-Defined vendor lock-in — by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Wednesday, June 5th 2013

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“Avoid vendor lock-in” has been a mantra for a long time by other vendors and marketing promotions. Vendor lock-in is equated to a lack of choices or an impediment to making a change in the future. The lack of choices...

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HDS’ Way for the Cloud

By Camberley Bates, Saturday, June 1st 2013

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May 21st, HDS rolled out their announcement on Your Cloud, Your Way.  What makes this interesting, was not necessarily the elements, rather a change in how HDS is talking to the market.  Cloud, Your Way incorporated the elements of “How...

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Archiving and big data analytics: where to put all the data – Randy Kerns blog on Storage Soup

By Randy Kerns, Thursday, February 28th 2013

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There are many opinions regarding how to handle information storage for big data analytics. By big data analytics,  I’m referring to information associated with a data analytics operation that does the analysis in near real-time to present immediately actionable results. The most...

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Why Katie left Tom, and who gets the data? — Storage Soup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Monday, July 9th 2012

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Like many people in the high tech world, I don’t usually pay attention to the latest entertainment gossip. But while watching the news recently at a hotel, I found myself barraged with information about Katie Holmes deciding to leave Tom...

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Questions Linger About Amazon Outage – – Data-Driven Blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Friday, April 29th 2011

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Today, April 29, 2011, Amazon Web Services released a "summary" of its EC2 (Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud) and RDS (Relational Database Service) disruption in its U.S. East Region. This came approximately one week after what appears to be a classic...

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EMC builds new data computing division around Greenplum, CNET Data-driven blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Thursday, July 8th 2010

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EMC has announced it will acquire Greenplum, a data warehousing and business analytics software firm for an undisclosed sum. EMC will use this acquisition to form the basis of a new Data Computing Products Division led by Bill Cook, CEO...

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Is IBM’s Blue Insight a model for your private BI cloud? CNET Data-driven blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Wednesday, November 18th 2009

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There's been a general outcry lately about how vendor marketing organizations are abusing the cloud by force-fitting many new and existing products into the cloud computing mold. Still, some cloud-like things actually do fit without the aid of a crow...

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