Government Cloud: Yes? No? Maybe?

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Published: January 25, 2010Posted in: Amazon, App.gov, Business Intelligence, Cloud Intelligence, Cloud Technologies, Clouds, Google, Microsoft, Opinions & Explanations, SaaS, VirtualizationTags:
Government Cloud: Yes? No? Maybe?
There is significant discussion within government bodies as to what are the best ways to start realising the potential cost savings (and other benefits) offered by cloud service providers, including:
http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?entryid=2747&blogid=35
When enterprise and Internet trends collide, the Internet trend will win. The Cloud will prevail in the public sector, but it will take time.

There is significant discussion within government bodies as to what are the best ways to start realising the potential cost savings (and other benefits) offered by cloud service providers, including:

http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?entryid=2747&blogid=35

When enterprise and Internet trends collide, the Internet trend will win. The Cloud will prevail in the public sector, but it will take time.

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