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The get out of jail free card for Cloud lock-in - Kevin Cochrane, Day Software

Posted by Stuart Lauchlan in Infrastructure, Applications on Fri, 03/07/2009 - 10:37

The word 'Cloud' comes with pleasant, dreamy connotations of openness, fluidity and freedom. Against a backdrop of endless financial and political turmoil, these are certainly agreeable concepts that have the added bonus of being genuinely linked to Cloud Computing, says Kevin Cochrane, CMO, Day Software.

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