#cloud hype

[mundanemexican]

I SURE AM ONE HUNGRY MOTHERFUCKER ALSO AFTER 1.5 YEARS OF HAVING LOST MY ORIGINAL COPY AND I BOUGHT THAT SHIT WHEN I TURNED 15 AND IM TURNING 17 SOON, IM GETTING ACNL BC I LOVE THAT GAME. TOMODACHI LIFE AND FATES PRE-ORDER MAYBE. IM ALSO GETTING HEADPHONES. BUT MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL IM GETTING CLOUD. CLOUD HYPE TOO STRONG BOI.

[its-your-internet]

What a cloud consultant does and how it benefits you

(from Dilbert by Scott Adams, 01/07/2011) If you were as easily satisfied as Dilbert’s pointy-haired boss, you would not need a cloud consultant. You could just read cloud providers’ websites and base your technological decisions on what they say about themselves, or listen to a consultant whose background is in sales and marketing instead of IT. But for CIOs, CFOs, and other C-level members of a company, investing in even familiar business technology is a research-driven process. Investing in much-hyped, vaguely defined, still growing technologies calls for even more research. But where can you go for unabridged, comprehensible, objective information on cloud computing? Cloud service providers know what they are talking about, but they would not be the ideal source for unbiased information. News articles about cloud technology suffer from the majority of authors’ lack of first-hand experience with software development or programming. You need facts, not talking points or sales pitches. This is why Its-Your-Internet added cloud consulting to our business technology services. We do not provide software as a service (Saas), infrastructure as a service (IaaS), or platforms as a service (PaaS). We offer researched, approachable suggestions for your company’s ideal cloud computing solutions.

Remember how “green” and “eco” became ubiquitous prefixes, whether or not they really applied? “Cloud” faces the same problem of losing its meaning, because cloud service providers (and tangentially-related service providers) know that “cloud” is hot and have already begun expanding the definition past its applications. This breeds confusion about what it is you are buying and what you should expect. The benefits of cloud computing are too important to ignore, but you should not have to wade through misinformation, advertising language and providers who seem to fall under the categories of a few reliable Goliaths or one in a growing crowd of Davids. The truth is much more complicated, interesting, and easily available. A cloud consultant finds and provides the information that is relevant to your industry and the business goals you have communicated, and lays it out so that the benefits of each service and provider are clear. Contact us to start your clear-eyed entry into the cloud.