By Cloud Computing SpunjePublished: February 8, 2010Posted in: Business Intelligence, Cloud Intelligence, Clouds, Integration, Microsoft Azure, New Offerings & Ventures, Open Group, Open Source, Security, VirtualizationTags: 
Governments and businesses alike are looking at cloud services as a way to consolidate IT infrastructure, scale their IT systems for the future, and enable innovative services and activities that were not possible before.
To help organisations realise the benefits of cloud services, technology vendors are investing in the hard work of identifying and solving the challenges presented by operating in mixed IT environments and are collaborating to ensure that their products work well together.
In fact, although the industry is still in the early stages of collaborating on cloud interoperability issues, there has already been considerable progress. But what does “cloud interoperability” mean, and how is it benefiting people today?
http://www.onwindows.com/Articles/Collaborating-on-cloud-interoperability/4483/Default.aspx
With all the excitement around the cloud, Shank says it’s easy to lose sight of the payoff. “To be clear, cloud computing has enormous potential to stimulate economic growth and enable governments to reduce costs and expand services to citizens.”
Governments and businesses alike are looking at cloud services as a way to consolidate IT infrastructure, scale their IT systems for the future, and enable innovative services and activities that were not possible before.
To help organisations realise the benefits of cloud services, technology vendors are investing in the hard work of identifying and solving the challenges presented by operating in mixed IT environments and are collaborating to ensure that their products work well together.
In fact, although the industry is still in the early stages of collaborating on cloud interoperability issues, there has already been considerable progress. But what does “cloud interoperability” mean, and how is it benefiting people today?
http://www.onwindows.com/Articles/Collaborating-on-cloud-interoperability/4483/Default.aspx
With all the excitement around the cloud, Shank says it’s easy to lose sight of the payoff. “To be clear, cloud computing has enormous potential to stimulate economic growth and enable governments to reduce costs and expand services to citizens.”
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