A Cloudy Future for Networks and Data Centers in 2010

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Published: January 2, 2010Posted in: Cloud Solutions, Cloud Technologies, Data Centers, Opinions & ExplanationsTags:
A Cloudy Future for Networks and Data Centers in 2010
The message from the VC community is clear – “don’t waste our seed money on network and server equipment.”
The message from the US Government CIO was clear – the US Government will consolidate data centers and start moving towards cloud computing. The message from the software and hardware vendors is clear – there is an enormous investment in cloud computing technologies and services.
If nothing else, the economic woes of the past two years have taught us we need to be a lot smarter on how we allocate limited CAPEX and OPEX budgets. Whether we choose to implement our IT architecture in a public cloud, enterprise cloud, or not at all – we still must consider the alternatives. Those alternatives must include careful consideration of cloud computing.
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The message from the US Government CIO was clear

The message from the VC community is clear – “don’t waste our seed money on network and server equipment.”

The message from the US Government CIO was clear – the US Government will consolidate data centers and start moving towards cloud computing. The message from the software and hardware vendors is clear – there is an enormous investment in cloud computing technologies and services.

If nothing else, the economic woes of the past two years have taught us we need to be a lot smarter on how we allocate limited CAPEX and OPEX budgets. Whether we choose to implement our IT architecture in a public cloud, enterprise cloud, or not at all – we still must consider the alternatives. Those alternatives must include careful consideration of cloud computing.

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The message from the US Government CIO was clear

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