Blogs

16
April
2013

Neovise Research: Welcome to the Multi-Cloud World

Posted by Paul Burns

Neovise today released the results of its latest research, “Public, Private and Hybrid Clouds – When, Why and How They are Really Used.”

Thanks again to Virtustream for sponsoring this research!

You can download a copy of the summary report on the Virtustream site here. It contains 16 pages of results, charts and analysis plus demographic and other information in the appendix.

25
April
2013

Cloud Environments for Big Data -- a Neovise Cloud Perspectives Podcast

Posted by Paul Burns

In less than 15 minutes, Marc Jones, VP Product Innovation at SoftLayer, provides insights on what it takes to build a high-performance public cloud computing environment that meets the demands of big data.

Marc is a technology industry veteran and has spent the last three and a half years at SoftLayer. He is currently a member of the leadership team responsible for developing and managing the product strategy and roadmap, requirements and software development for the cloud computing portfolio. In this podcast, Marc discusses:

25
April
2013

Succeeding as a Cloud Service Provider -- a Neovise Cloud Perspectives Podcast

Posted by Paul Burns

In less than 15 minutes, Tony Lucas, Senior Vice President of Product at Flexiant, provides insights on what it takes for a cloud service provider to succeed today. He should know - after all, Flexiant already has more than 100 companies around the world using their cloud management software to create cloud services. (Hint: It isn't just about offering servers on demand!).

17
April
2013

Scalable Storage without a High-Speed Network -- a Neovise Cloud Perspectives Podcast

Posted by Paul Burns

In less than 10 minutes, Kosten Metreweli, Chief Commercial Officer, OnApp, provides insights on how the company delivers scalable storage for service providers as part of OnApp Cloud.

By enabling over 600 cloud service providers with OnApp Cloud, Kosten knows what it takes to make storage scale and perform in the service provider world. He discusses:

23
January
2013

The Battle for Service Provider Clouds

Posted by Paul Burns

A massive build out of cloud infrastructure by service providers – including global telcos, traditional hosting providers, managed service providers and new specialized cloud service providers – has been underway for more than five years. Some, like Amazon, have developed their own proprietary cloud platform software. Others, like HP, have chosen open source software – in this case from OpenStack. Still others, like Bluelock, have chosen proprietary cloud platform software – in this case from VMware.

17
December
2012

Cloud Predictions and Trends for 2013

Posted by Paul Burns

It turns out that I have far more predictions for 2013 than will comfortably fit in a blog. So here is my list of just four predictions focused on the IaaS space:

28
November
2012

Low Margins for AWS: Not Driven by Economies of Scale

Posted by Paul Burns

Today at the AWS re: Invent show in Las Vegas, Andy Jassy, Senior Vice President, Amazon Web Services (AWS) had a lot to say about how low gross margins for AWS are fundamentally disrupting the IT industry.  Jassy was in the process of slamming “old-guard technology companies” as well as the value of private clouds.  He said:

22
October
2012

Public Cloud for the Enterprise: A Podcast with Andi Mann, VP CA Technologies

Posted by Paul Burns

In just 19 minutes, Andi Mann, Vice President of Strategic Solutions, CA Technologies, provides insights to enterprise adoption of public cloud services.

Based on his ongoing work with Fortune 1,000 enterprise IT organizations, Andi discusses his observations and perspectives on:

09
October
2012

OpenStack Update: A Podcast with Boris Renski, Co-founder and CMO of Mirantis

Posted by Paul Burns

In just 14 minutes, Boris Renski, co-founder and chief marketing officer of Mirantis, provides a look into the recent progress as well as the future of OpenStack.

Based on his involvement in nearly 30 OpenStack projects and as a board member of the OpenStack foundation, Boris discusses his thoughts and opinions on:

18
September
2012

Cloud Connect Chicago, ProfitBricks Podcast with Bob Rizika, U.S. CEO and Achim Weiss, CEO Germany

Posted by Paul Burns

This podcast was recorded with ProfitBricks at the inaugural Cloud Connect event in Chicago.

In just 16 minutes, Bob Rizika, U.S. CEO of ProfitBricks, and Achim Weiss, CEO of ProfitBricks Germany, provide a look into the future of cloud-based infrastructure-as-a-service with a service that is available today.

What makes an advanced IaaS offering today?  Here are a few hints:

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