Comments on: A Cloud Computing Tour – London CloudCamp http://businesstechfeed.com/2008/11/a-cloud-computing-tour-london-cloudcamp/ For The People Feeding Business With Technology Thu, 29 Dec 2011 19:02:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: CloudForce - SalesForce.com Jumps about in the Clouds | BusinessTechFeed http://businesstechfeed.com/2008/11/a-cloud-computing-tour-london-cloudcamp/comment-page-1/#comment-1260 CloudForce - SalesForce.com Jumps about in the Clouds | BusinessTechFeed Wed, 08 Apr 2009 08:18:38 +0000 http://businesstechfeed.com/?p=211#comment-1260 [...] Today was CloudForce in London - SalesForce.com’s big event, which is touring the world, and touted as “your chance to get the insight you need to take advantage of cloud computing and salesforce.com applications in 2009.” And that’s probably where the problem starts. There wasn’t much cloud on show, at least not cloud computing as I understand it. [...] [...] Today was CloudForce in London – SalesForce.com’s big event, which is touring the world, and touted as “your chance to get the insight you need to take advantage of cloud computing and salesforce.com applications in 2009.” And that’s probably where the problem starts. There wasn’t much cloud on show, at least not cloud computing as I understand it. [...]

]]> By: Why the Cloud Need Standards | BusinessTechFeed http://businesstechfeed.com/2008/11/a-cloud-computing-tour-london-cloudcamp/comment-page-1/#comment-249 Why the Cloud Need Standards | BusinessTechFeed Wed, 26 Nov 2008 21:03:55 +0000 http://businesstechfeed.com/?p=211#comment-249 [...] post carries on from CloudCamp London, and picks up one of the themes of my special guest post on James Govenor’s RedMonk blog. [...] [...] post carries on from CloudCamp London, and picks up one of the themes of my special guest post on James Govenor’s RedMonk blog. [...]

]]> By: Wayne Horkan http://businesstechfeed.com/2008/11/a-cloud-computing-tour-london-cloudcamp/comment-page-1/#comment-248 Wayne Horkan Wed, 26 Nov 2008 15:41:13 +0000 http://businesstechfeed.com/?p=211#comment-248 Hi Ben, Thanks for the positive feedback and I'm really glad you liked the model I put together. I've posted the latest version on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wayne_horkan/sets/72157610119086959/ It's a Cloud Compute 'relationship' model; and attempts to: (1) show the three major participants; the Cloud Providers (building out Clouds), the Cloud Adopters / Developers (developing services over the Cloud), and Cloud "End" Users (those using Cloud provisioned services) (2) show the differing cloud billing / engagement models, which dictates the point of interaction between the Cloud Providers and Cloud Adopters (3) show the Cloud Provider major / very high level architectural components (4) open up discussion on the potential optimum engagement point for Cloud Adopters (i.e. the Deltas of effort needed to build a functional services and of opportunity to innovate and differentiate). Any comments / feedback welcomed. Wayne Hi Ben,

Thanks for the positive feedback and I’m really glad you liked the model I put together.

I’ve posted the latest version on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wayne_horkan/sets/72157610119086959/

It’s a Cloud Compute ‘relationship’ model; and attempts to:

(1) show the three major participants; the Cloud Providers (building out Clouds), the Cloud Adopters / Developers (developing services over the Cloud), and Cloud “End” Users (those using Cloud provisioned services)

(2) show the differing cloud billing / engagement models, which dictates the point of interaction between the Cloud Providers and Cloud Adopters

(3) show the Cloud Provider major / very high level architectural components

(4) open up discussion on the potential optimum engagement point for Cloud Adopters (i.e. the Deltas of effort needed to build a functional services and of opportunity to innovate and differentiate).

Any comments / feedback welcomed.

Wayne

]]> By: Benjamin Ellis http://businesstechfeed.com/2008/11/a-cloud-computing-tour-london-cloudcamp/comment-page-1/#comment-245 Benjamin Ellis Wed, 26 Nov 2008 09:31:18 +0000 http://businesstechfeed.com/?p=211#comment-245 Hello Wayne! You weren't the only one who went over, so no apologies due. I think my comment about the presentation format was "brutally speedy" :). To your great credit, you managed to do something meaningful in the time, and got positive comments from those around me. I'll definitely be following up on the model you presented - a very nice framework. Hello Wayne! You weren’t the only one who went over, so no apologies due. I think my comment about the presentation format was “brutally speedy” :) . To your great credit, you managed to do something meaningful in the time, and got positive comments from those around me. I’ll definitely be following up on the model you presented – a very nice framework.

]]> By: Wayne Horkan http://businesstechfeed.com/2008/11/a-cloud-computing-tour-london-cloudcamp/comment-page-1/#comment-243 Wayne Horkan Tue, 25 Nov 2008 21:21:07 +0000 http://businesstechfeed.com/?p=211#comment-243 Hi Ben, Just wanted to pipe up and say it was good to meet up at CloudCamp; apologies for the over run. This was my first five minute maximum presentation, and I was really struggling to keep it to the time when it got to being on stage. All the best, Wayne Hi Ben,

Just wanted to pipe up and say it was good to meet up at CloudCamp; apologies for the over run. This was my first five minute maximum presentation, and I was really struggling to keep it to the time when it got to being on stage.

All the best,

Wayne

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