Awards
Cloud Computing World Series Awards – 29th June 2010
Feb 15th
Computing World Series Awards
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CloudCamp – Cloud Computing Event in London
Feb 10th
CloudCamp is an unconference where early adapters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas. With the rapid change occurring in the industry, we need a place we can meet to share our experiences, challenges and solutions. At CloudCamp, you are encouraged you to share your thoughts in several open discussions, as we strive for the advancement of Cloud Computing. End users, IT professionals and vendors are all encouraged to participate.
How To Participate in a CloudCamp
CloudCamp follows an interactive, unscripted unconference format. You can propose your own session or you can attend a session proposed by someone else. Either way, you are encouraged to engage in the discussion and “Vote with your feet”, which means … “find another session if you don’t find the session helpful”. Pick and choose from the conversations; rant and rave, or sit back and watch.
How it works
Other than the opening session, there is no pre-existing agenda. CloudCamp sessions will be determined using the Open Space (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Space_Technology) process. Attendees will propose session topics during the opening session. Each proposed session will get its own room and attendees will choose which sessions they want to attend. This format encourages group discussion which is important when an industry like Cloud Computing is new.
London CloudCamps have a slightly more structured format than the pure unconferences run in the US, that’s the way we Brit’s seem to like it.
For the Unpanel we will select the panel members on the night (if you have expertise to share put yourself forward), the panel will answer questions from the floor. Any Unpanel discussions needed further debate will be voted on to become the topics for unconference discussion.
Timing
29th June 2010
2.30pm – 5.30pm
Attendance to the Camp is FREE
Simply register for your Free Exhibition pass and get access to the Cloud Camp unconference.
To register with our events partner click here
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Zeus Named One of “100 Coolest Cloud Computing Products”
Jan 26th
Jan 26, 2010 – Zeus Technology, the only pure software-based application traffic management company, today announces that Zeus Traffic Manager has been named as one of the “100 Coolest Cloud Computing Products” by Everything Channel’s CRN. The Top 100 Cloud Computing products are attributed to 20 vendors within five categories
– storage; security; productivity; infrastructure and platform.
Zeus’ powerful layer-7 load balancing software manages online traffic, to ensure websites are fast, secure, consistently available and do not crash, even during unpredictable peaks in demand.
Zeus’ Application Delivery Controller (softADC) solutions can be installed on any preferred platform and operating system of choice and deployed in any Physical, Virtual or Cloud environment, providing complete flexibility for partners, resellers and customers. Zeus continues to extend its capabilities within the Cloud taking it to the next management level, with the addition of the Zeus Cloud Traffic Manager, scheduled to launch later this year.
Paul Brennan, CEO, Zeus Technology, says, “It’s great to see that Zeus has been recognised within this league table of ‘100 Coolest Cloud Computing Products’. It is a further testament of Zeus’ expertise in the Cloud space. We are continuing to see an inevitable growth in the trend towards Cloud adoption, with more organizations harnessing its true value and remaining at the forefront of new technology.”
The list was based on nominations from Solution Providers rating technology, channel influence, effectiveness and visibility along with business and sales impact. The final selections were made by a panel of Everything Channel Editors. Winners were announced online at www.Channelweb.com and will be featured in the January 25 issue of CRN.
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3Tera Wins the 2009 Best Cloud Computing Service and Best SaaS
Jan 22nd
3Tera Selected for Third Straight Year for Its Impact on Enabling Cloud Computing and SaaS Solutions for the Hosting Industry
By marketwire 
ALISO VIEJO, CA — (Marketwire) — 01/21/10 — 3Tera®, the leading developer of cloud computing platform software and utility computing services, announces HostReview, a top-rated online resource for the Web hosting industry since 1998, named 3Tera to both its 2009 Top 10 Web Host Awards’ Best Cloud Computing Service and Best SaaS Provider lists. 3Tera received the prestigious honor for a third consecutive year, confirming its leadership role as proven innovator and enabler of new services to the hosting market.
The Best Web Hosting Awards are based on the overall product offering, value, customer service and users’ reviews of the selected companies. Winners were at the forefront of technological innovation and exemplary customer service in the previous year and are the companies to look at in 2010. Since 2006, the HostReview Annual Web Hosting Awards have grown to be one of the most prestigious hosting awards of its kind. The categories for the annual awards are updated every year, in order to reflect the changing technological and business landscape.
3Tera was selected as Best SaaS Provider, as well as Best Cloud Service, for the AppLogic cloud computing platform, which enables new market opportunities for hosting companies to offer cloud computing and virtual private datacenter solutions. For the full HostReview Top 10 Web Host Awards list, please see http://www.hostreview.com/awards/2009_annual_awards.
“We chose 3Tera as one of our 2009 Best SaaS Providers and Cloud Computing Services award winners because its cloud computing solution continues to have a tremendous impact on the entire hosting industry,” said Darren Tabor, CEO of DevStart, network owner of HostReview. “A three-year winner of our awards, 3Tera’s AppLogic cloud computing platform has proven to consistently enable hosting providers to enter new markets and offer highly scalable, affordable and well-established cloud and utility computing services attracting both small companies and big enterprises.”
