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VMworld Was A Massive Success, Attracts Over 17000 Attendees. Discusses Next Event

by cloudtweaks on September 3, 2010

in Cloud Computing, Event Partners, Host, IT, Open Source, Partnerships, Rackspace, Security, Storage, Technology

VMworld Was A Massive Success, Attracts Over 17000 Attendees SAN FRANCISCO, CA–(Marketwire – September 3, 2010) – VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW), the global leader in virtualization and cloud infrastructure, today announced the conclusion of its seventh annual VMworld® 2010 conference, which was held from Aug. 30 through Sept. 2 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. VMworld 2010 attracted a record number of more than 17,000 customers, partners, press and analysts, and 233 sponsors and exhibitors signifying a major shift in the IT industry towards cloud computing. VMworld 2010 featured more than 170 unique breakout sessions across 10 tracks from

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Cloud Computing – The future cloud should fend for itself

by cloudtweaks on August 23, 2010

in Apps, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Invest, IT, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology, Trends

by James Urquhart with CNet It is fascinating the ways in which the world of computing can be made easier, thus creating opportunity for new complexities–usually in the form of new computing technologies. It’s happened with programming languages, software architectures, computer networks, data center design, and systems virtualization. However, nothing has raised the bar on that concept like IT automation. You may have been expecting to hear the term “cloud computing,” but cloud is just an outcome of good automation. It’s an operations model–a business model to some–that was only made possible by a standardization of the core elements of

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The cloud job market: A golden opportunity for IT pros

by cloudtweaks on July 1, 2010

in Amazon, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Education, IT, Programming, SaaS, Security, Technology, Trends

With the market heating up for cloud computing talent, many are rushing to learn more and updating their résumés — and a few are lying We’re seeing a lot of strategic and well-publicized hires in the cloud computing world these days, such as Cisco Systems grabbing up cloud computing mainstay and former Sun Microsystems executive Lew Tucker to oversee its cloud computing initiatives. But most of the brokering of cloud computing talent is done behind the scenes. Most companies are considering or actually moving to cloud computing, and they’re seeking their own experts to make the move. Can you cash

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