gestalt psychologists

Solving Problems On The Cloud Part 3: Overcoming Unhealthy Fixations

by don on November 30, 2012

in Cloud Computing, Computing, Host, IT, Security, Technology, Trends

Solving Problems On The Cloud Part 3: Overcoming Unhealthy Fixations One example of an unhealthy fixation is the 2012 survey by Security Alliance who learned that the top threat listed by survey participants is data loss. Of course security risks on the cloud cannot be ignored but clearly this problem is hugely overstated. Why executives and retail consumers, who lose everything from their car keys to their hard earned cash, (not to mention their own data mishaps) are so concerned about the cloud is more than fearing a loss of control. These individuals are struggling with what Gestalt psychologists refer

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Solving Problems On The Cloud Part 2: PaaS Adoption Rates Lag Behind SaaS, Again

by don on November 20, 2012

in Amazon, Backups, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, IT, SaaS, Storage, Technology, Trends

Solving Problems On The Cloud Part 2: PaaS Adoption Rates Lag Behind SaaS, Again Continued From Part 1 In the 1920s Gestalt Psychologists developed the concept that by reimagining a difficulty one could solve a problem. This meant restructuring a problem’s components by recasting one’s mental picture. Perhaps this is what’s needed when it comes to PaaS. With advent of the personal computer, the business dynamics of the cloud have long since moved away from its original expectations, but its return to the original vision may arrive sooner than we think. The idea then was a handful of networks running the

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