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HP revs up 'Formula One' enterprise Clouds

Posted by admin in Infrastructure on Sun, 21/02/2010 - 23:37

The pragmatic view of the Cloud for large enterprises is far from straight forward. In practice these businesses will need to manage a wide range of different supply models so that they can co-exist with each other. There will, for example, still be dedicated on-premise resources, there may be some outsourcing, some shared services, and some services from the Cloud that probably contribute to a mixed internal/external private Cloud. In this model, the role of IT management is to be the broker of efficient IT services needed to meet business requirements.

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Business Cloud Summit 2009

In the latest of our series of videos from the Business Cloud Summit 09, we talk to customers on the frontline of the Cloud.

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