View allAll Photos Tagged CloudComputing
How will the cloud change media?
NYC Media Lab gathered a select group of influencers and thought leaders from across the media, technology, and academic communities to discuss the ways the cloud will affect media in the future. Participants exchanged insights and analyses ranging from current challenges such as usage rights and privacy to new possibilities afforded by low barriers to entry and elastic capacity. As the session closed, attendees priori-zed topics of interest ripe for future research and collabora-on.
How will the cloud change media?
NYC Media Lab gathered a select group of influencers and thought leaders from across the media, technology, and academic communities to discuss the ways the cloud will affect media in the future. Participants exchanged insights and analyses ranging from current challenges such as usage rights and privacy to new possibilities afforded by low barriers to entry and elastic capacity. As the session closed, attendees priori-zed topics of interest ripe for future research and collabora-on.
Geroge Gilbert chairs the Private Enterprise Cloud Panel with Dr. Stephen Herrod (VMware), Chuck Hollis (EMC), K. Scott Morrison (Layer 7 Technologies), James Urquhart (Cisco), and Brandon Watson (Microsoft) at Structure 2009 in San Francisco California.
PSVillage Spring 2010 Boston PS Executive Breakfast on Cloud Computing;Co-leads: Kellie Snyder, VP of Professional Services, Workday and David Volpe, President, Castle Hill Partners, Ltd.
See what CIOs the world over say about the changing relationship between IT and business as they look beyond cost savings to embrace value creation. www.emc.com/microsites/cio/global-cio-research/index.htm
Abdul Mutalib Ishak, Malaysia Airlines, speaks during the Cloud Computing in Air Transport meeting of the Industry Insight Sessions during the 2011 Air Transport IT Summit in Brussels.