Last week Dell was out in force at the Cloud Computing Expo in New York as the event’s diamond sponsor. Besides the Keynote that President of Dell services Steve Schuckenbrock delivered, Dell also gave, or participated in 11 other talks.
I also gave one the talks and mine focused on the revolutionary approach to the cloud and talked about how this approach was setting a new bar for IT efficiency.
Here’s the deck:
(If the embedded deck doesn’t appear above, you can go to it directly on slideshare).
Talking with Press and Analysts
At the event I also met with press and analysts. One of the things I find helpful in explaining Dell’s strategy and approach to the cloud is to sketch it out for someone real time. I guess analysts Chris Gaun and Tony Iams of Ideas International found it helpful since they both tweeted a picture of it :).
Besides analysts I also met with several individuals from the press. Mark Bilger, CTO of Dell services and I met with Michael Vizard of IT Business Edge and it resulted in the following article Cloud Computing Starts to Get a Little Foggy.
Additionally, to support the event and Dell’s cloud efforts going forward, Dell launched the Dell in the Clouds site. It’s pretty cool, you may just want to check it out.
Extra-credit reading (all my posts from Cloud Expo):
- Survey Results, is IT optimistic or pessimistic about Cloud?
- Talking to RightScale about “myCloud” and their work with Zynga
- An Update from Eucalyptus’s CTO and Founder
- Ubuntu cloud update — OpenStack, Eucalyptus, Ensemble & Orchestra
- Cloud.com on OpenStack and powering RightScale’s myCloud
- Cloud Expo: Cloud.com, what’s it all about?
- Cloud Expo: Boomi case study — Enterprise Community Housing
- Cloud Expo: Talking to Rick Nucci, Boomi CTO
Pau for now…
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