Another "Cloud Service Provider Report"

10/01/2010

Another "Cloud Service Provider Report"

A bit of Friday reading for those of you who are tracking this space like I am.

Quick synopsis: EMC sponsors this report on SP market trends and adoption, but with a European focus rather than the traditional US-centric view. The Aug/Sept 2010 issue can be found here.

Always a good read ... enjoy!

(Thanks to Richard Bradbury and Steve Toft of EMC for making this report available to the rest of us)

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Great idea...you have some of my favorite people contributing to your blog. I enjoy it a great deal. I'm still working out how to do links neatly but in the meantime will keep it as a post...up now.

Posted by: gclub | 10/23/2011 at 11:32 AM

Great post! It saws strong argument to refer to the open innovation movement in government. This explanation would require far fewer friends outside this arena and is generally well accepted

Posted by: stock item | 11/15/2011 at 11:30 PM

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Chuck Hollis

Chuck Hollis
SVP, Oracle Converged Infrastructure Systems
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Chuck now works for Oracle, and is now deeply embroiled in IT infrastructure.

Previously, he was with VMware for 2 years, and EMC for 18 years before that, most of them great.

He enjoys speaking to customer and industry audiences about a variety of technology topics, and -- of course -- enjoys blogging.

Chuck lives in Vero Beach, FL with his wife and four dogs when he's not traveling. In his spare time, Chuck is working on his second career as an aging rock musician.

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10/01/2010