Tune into: Composable Cloud Transcript: 2021 is just underway, but the word composable is already engaging in valiant efforts to become the it word (or IT word) of the year. Composable infrastructure, composable architecture, composable business, composable enterprise and yes, of course also Composable Cloud. If only because of the nice alliteration. The question isContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Changes”
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Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – The Business (in 2021)
Tune into: Cloud Distribution Transcript: 2021 is just underway and Tiesto is once again topping the charts here. This time with a track called “the Business”. So a good time to look at what the business in cloud in 2021 will be about. For example, how will leading cloud providers be able to maintain theirContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – The Business (in 2021)”
Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Rollercoaster
Tune into: Disruptive Change One day, when – with the benefit of hindsight – we look back at 2020, we will likely remember it as a period of unprecedented, tumultuous and continuous change. The type of change that makes you a bit nauseous and scared at the same time. Like a rollercoaster ride, but aContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Rollercoaster”
Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Thank you for the Music
Tune into: Podcasting Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Thank you for the Music Let’s start with a disclaimer, please note that “These thoughts and views are my own and do not represent those of my employer.”For questions regarding this please review the full social media policy webpage listed in the show notes.Continue reading “Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Thank you for the Music”
A Best of … Compilation
Here a short – end of year- look back at the Gartner research I authored or coauthored during 2020. In total this included close to a hundred notes, that sounds like a huge number but the majority of those were related to the quarterly forecasts and forecast outlook presentations we publish as a team forContinue reading “A Best of … Compilation”
Tune into the Cloud – Pressure Off
Success, in bott the music and the cloud industry, is not merely about having the best product, delivered by the most capable performers. Even the best product (be it a service or a song) will only make it to the top of the charts if it has been put together with just enough magic to makeContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud – Pressure Off”
Tune into the Cloud – Ho Ho Ho
And we are back (in this blog that is). December is the time to look back and forth, and after posting the last original Tune in 2016 and a greatest hits eBook in 2017 there now seems to be again enough news and change to once again pick up the pace and follow the rhythm. However, not in theContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud – Ho Ho Ho”
Tune into the Cloud – eBook
In 2014 I started publishing a music themed series of “Tune into the Cloud” columns about cloud computing, first in Dutch at Cloudworks.nu and soon after in English on the Gartner Blog Network. Tune into the Cloud – eBook now on iTunes With the recent keynote of cloud pioneer AWS annual Reinvent event also beingContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud – eBook”
Tune into the Cloud: Closer
Tune into: Ecosystem Platforms During 2016 cloud computing celebrated its tenth anniversary. Therefore, on the threshold of 2017, we’ll briefly look at what the next decade may bring. Also this brings to a close the version of Tune into the Cloud that published monthly in the Dutch print publication Cloudworks, the magazine where we startedContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud: Closer”
Tune into the Cloud: Das Model
Tune into: Direct Container Costing It is the day that you knew was coming, namely the day IT costs finally transitions from indirect overhead cost to direct attributable costs. This of course was to be expected with digital business becoming the norm(al). But the actual transition may still take a little longer than we mightContinue reading “Tune into the Cloud: Das Model”
