Stephen F. DeAngelis is founder, president and chief executive officer of Enterra Solutions, LLC - the leader in Advanced Enterprise Management Systems, helping public and private sector clients transform into resilient enterprises that proactively mitigate strategic and operational risk and optimize enterprise performance. DeAngelis was recognized as an Esquire’s 2006 Best and Brightest honoree in innovation. In addition to his corporate responsibilities, he is a visiting scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a visiting scientist at Carnegie Mellon’s Software Engineering Institute (SEI), a senior fellow and adjunct professor at the United States Merchant Marine Academy in King’s Point, New York. In June 2008, DeAngelis joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Iraq Initiative as its co-chair and also serves as co-chair of its Kurdistan Region of Iraq Investment Taskforce.
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Google is following a common pattern used in the IT industry - get something
out there and then tweak it as necessary. I'm not sure how all of this will
play out. I do know that when the elephants start fighting a lot of dust will
be raised. Only when that dust settles will we have a better idea about the
future of cloud computing and the Internet.
As New York Times technology columnist Steve Lohr reports, "Hardly a day goes
by, it seems, without some announcement of a new “cloud computing”
offering or initiative." ["Commercializing the Cloud," 1 August 2008] Lohr's
column was about two new IBM data centers that are going to be built in Tokyo
and North Carolina.
"The I.B.M. statement says its North Carolina operation will afford its lucky
customers 'unparalleled access to massive Internet-scale computing
capabilities w... (more)
Stephen F. DeAngelis is founder, president and chief executive officer of Enterra Solutions, LLC - the leader in Advanced Enterprise Management Systems, helping public and private sector clients transform into resilient enterprises that proactively mitigate strategic and operational risk and optimize enterprise performance. DeAngelis
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