Forrester's TechRadar™: Cloud Computing, 2009 Findings

Air Date: Friday, October 23, 2009

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: Infrastructure & Operations professionals

Description:

Every enterprise should be road mapping their adoption of cloud computing services, but which ones are ready for prime time and which need to simmer a bit longer? Forrester's TechRadar™ for cloud computing provides the guidance necessary to start this effort. Come hear what we've found and how to apply it to your thinking.

Agenda:

• Is cloud for real?
• How do I start road mapping cloud services into my IT portfolio?
• What are the categories of cloud services I should be considering?
• Which ones are ready for their close up?

Vendors mentioned: Amazon, Appian, Aria Systems, AT&T, Boomi, Box.net, CA, Cast Iron, Citrix, Collabnet, Cordys, CSC, daptiv, Desktone, Electric Cloud, Engine Yard, EMC, Express Dynamics, GoGrid (ServePath), Google, Heroku, HP, Hubspan, i365, IBM, ICC, Informatica, Interactive TKO, Iron Mountain, Lombardi, LTech, Magic, Microsoft, NetSuite, Nirvanix, Novell, OpSource, Oracle, Pervasive, Rackspace, RightNow, Salesforce.com, Savvis, Skytap, Softbank, Softrax, SuccessFactors, SunGard, Terremark, T-Systems, Verizon, VMware, Workday, Zoho, and Zuora

Related Research:

TechRadar™ For Infrastructure & Operations Professionals: Cloud Computing, Q3 2009

by James Staten, October 2, 2009

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