I know every one and their grandfather has their own definition of Cloud Computing. As we go through the blogs, marketing paraphernalia we keep seeing the definition of cloud computing evolve or disintegrate. So I thought what would some of the top technology leaders feel and think of Cloud Computing. (No I did not pick the order based on their unbridled opinion rating).
I will start of with Larry Ellison, the oracle of software industry. Most opinionated and mostly correct, as history has proven, sometimes a few years later. Did I mention he is funny too?.
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Then we go to Larry’s mini-me Marc Benioff, who is the posterchild for SaaS. You might have heard Larry himself giving his protege a plug in his video. Sorry, Marc was not available for a video shoot so he sent his marketing powerpoint (or is Google Presentation) on his behalf
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We Googled a little bit and got Eric Schmidt chiming in with this thoughts
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Then we go up north from Silicon Valley to Redmond and see what the third most opinionated technology leader Steve Ballmer has to say.
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Werner Vogels, VP and CTO at Amazon, and the brain behind Amazon Elastic Cloud Computing platform, wanted to make things clear for us in terms of the business model changes and innovations – courtesy GigaOm.
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Forrester VP and Principal Analyst Frank Gillett wanted to make sure we don’t hype the Cloud
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Finally our friends across the pond define Cloud Computing in their four-letter jargons.
Fast Tube by Casper Thanks to Vinnie Mirchandani for pointing to this video through his post
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