This morning, Dave and I exchanged top cloud computing stories for July. During the podcast, we nominated mutual friend Lori MacVittie of F5 to be the official arbitrator of “cloud / not cloud” labeling. We were inspired by Gartner’s July Cloud Computing Hype Cycle, in which everything is suddenly cloud. Perhaps we need a #snark warning for parts of this podcast. Give it a listen.
Yesterday, Dave Linthicum and I exchanged top cloud computing stories for June. In our exchange, Dave nominated me to succeed Vivek Kundra as US Government CIO. Are you laughing? Me too. Our podcast.
Yesterday, I traded cloud stories with Dave Linthicum and Bill Russell of Blue Mountain Labs. The usual drill, we each pick 3 important stories from the prior month, keep them to ourselves until Dave presses record, and then round robin with our picks and feedback.
Last month’s top story was obvious. This month, we had to dig a little deeper. Check out the podcast.
This morning, David Linthicum and I traded Top 3 Cloud Computing Stories for 2010. Interestingly, we had the same outlier pick. Great minds?
It was difficult picking top for the year. One, my memory doesn’t go that far back. Two, 2010 was a big year in cloud computing. As always, I filtered from an enterprise context.
Check out our podcast. What would you have picked?
Yesterday, Dave Linthicum, Bill Russell and I exchanged our top 3 cloud computing stories for November. Yes, we discussed WikiLeaks, which in my opinion is definitely a top story, but not necessarily a “cloud story”. But, that was just me.
Check out the podcast to hear Dave and Bill’s rebuttals, our other picks, and why I had to pick up my “challenge flag”.
This morning, David Linthicum, Bill Russell and I exchanged our Top 3 Cloud Computing Stories for October. I admit, I was surprised neither of them called out the awarding of the GSA IaaS contract. Then again, they have a much better perspective than me on how IT in the US government works (or not).
To learn what we did pick, and why Buzz Lightyear is breaking through this post, listen to the podcast.
