Should your business be app in the cloud?
Reg reader joins us, speaks from experience
Posted in Management, 9th August 2011 09:07 GMT
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On Demand On June 23rd Reg Broadcast Editor Tim Phillips was joined by Reg reader James Greenman, Group IT Director at Care UK, to talk about where, when and why cloud might make sense for your business apps.
Our Freeform Dynamics friend Andrew Buss and Grant Tanner from Star, also joined the round table discussion and gave their perspective on these, arguably, new challenges.
Show Notes
Care UK has started creeping into cloud and James kindly agreed to join us to share his experiences.
He explained:
- How they made decisions on which apps to move to the cloud.
- Why there were certain apps he decided to leave for another day.
- The apps that would never hit the cloud.
If you're in the midst of these decisions yourself, or likely to be shortly, you may wish to watch the broadcast at your own leisure, using our free on demand edition that is now avaiable. Click through here to access it.
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COMMENTS
Well as Amazon and MS have proved....
...No, unless you don't mind it having a regular lie down for several hours at a time (this is nothing new, Salesforce used to do this years ago).
business in the cloud?
at least you won't have to worry about being looted in the riots
Personal data -- the cloud -- unbelievable!
Is this the same Care UK that gave a bribe^H^H^H^H^H donation to Secretary of State for Health, Andrew Lansley.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mps-expenses/6989408/Andrew-Lansley-bankrolled-by-private-healthcare-provider.html
And just how safe is confidential care home & NHS patient data going to be when it is placed on the Internet?
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