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Ready or not the cloud era is here

Posted by rsmiller on · 6 comments
ParElastic Blog; By Ron Miller
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If you're still questioning the viability of the cloud, consider that a new study by Cisco predicts that by 2017 more than 2/3 of all data center activity will be in the cloud. That means it's time to put aside questions of the cloud and prepare your company for the future or risk being left in the dust.

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At least here in Europe a lot of companies have completely changed their mind about migrating any internal data to an external 'cloud', the only 'clouds' still under consideration are internal 'clouds' in their own internal data centres.

US based cloud sellers will have a very hard time generating any sales at all in Europe thanks to the NSA.
It takes the NSA leaks to get companies to consider the security of their data? Well, every dark cloud has a silver lining I guess.
Ron Miller is so pro "Cloud" you'd think he has a financial interest in it. But, I couldn't find one, so maybe he just has no concern for data security.
"Ron Miller is so pro "Cloud" you'd think he has a financial interest in it."

I think you are spot on with that, yesterday when I started this thread I also posted a comment below his blog post saying the same things I said in the first post of this thread. Guess what, my comment has not been published... it looks like he can't afford to publish negative comments below his post as that might upset whoever paid him to write that blog post...
Quoting:it looks like he can't afford to publish negative comments below his post as that might upset whoever paid him to write that blog post...


Or any comments at all, for that matter. I submitted some fairly neutral comments several hours ago, and mine aren't showing, either. What is it with these guys who submit their stories to LXer, but allow no comments to be published on their sites? I guess Ronny "Cloud" Miller has joined the ranks of Dietrich Schmitz.

Yeah, persons like Ronny "cloud" Miller who ram & spam their stories down the throats of as many online technews sites they can and then ju$t Take the Money and Run! Besides money, sure, the submissions could also be for the attention/clickbait.

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