One of my grand hopes for all of you, and your respective enterprises in 2010, is that you find your way to the Clouds.
The coming years will be both exciting and challenging as we collectively migrate our enterprises to cloud computing. Speaking of enterprises, I owe all of you an article on preparing your enterprise for the cloud. I continue to work on it, thought it's not quite ready yet. Besides, this week, I have the pleasure of meeting with a world class, cloud computing leader, and I hope to glean further insights that will help shed light on the future of the enterprise.
In the meantime, to show my appreciation for your loyal readership, I am including a Special Offer for you. The key to the cloud is - knowledge - so to help you acquire that knowledge, I am extending a special invitation to attend the 5th International Cloud Expoat the Jacob Javits Convention Center (April 19-21, 2010).
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I hope to be at the event, and meet as many of you as possible, to gain insight as to the type of future articles on cloud computing you would like to see.
About Ray DePena Ray DePena worked at IBM for over 12 years in various senior global roles in managed hosting sales, services sales, global marketing programs (business innovation), marketing management, partner management, and global business development. His background includes software development, computer networking, systems engineering, and IT project management. He holds an MBA in Information Systems, Marketing, and International Business from New York University’s Stern School of Business, and a BBA in Computer Systems from the City University of New York at Baruch College.
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