Posted by drmiw on 19/02/2009
There may be another migration of London workers away from the centre, but this time they won’t be commuting back by omnibus as in Victorian times. With revenues down, London firms will survive by mimicking startups, cutting fewer jobs and reducing overheads by computing and commuting in the cloud.
See the latest muon cloud blog postfrom Mark Williams, Head of Information Systems and Services at Extrasys.
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Posted by drmiw on 11/02/2009
Cloud computing is certainly being taken seriously by big enterprises now, and Salesforce.com are marketing their Force.com software platform to them with a vengeance; but is their technology any good? Mark Williams, Extrasys Head of Information Systems and Services, reports on his muon cloud blog from a round table forum at the City’s tallest building, Tower 42.
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Posted by drmiw on 02/02/2009
As South-east England has the worst snow it has seen for 18 years, Mark Williams, Extrasys’s Head of Information Systems and Services, carries on business as usual from his home using Extrasys’s Windows-based cloud computing platform. Read his account on muon cloud.
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