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Category Archives: Cloud Computing
Open Government Data, Complexity vs. Usefulness
On the flight yesterday I was thinking through the various models that we are seeing emerge for open government data. As with most computer systems you can begin considering a model that should help when it comes to thinking about … Continue reading
Open data – seeds of a second eGov revolution
The discussion around open data is gathering pace in several countries around the world, and the more I see of that discussion the more convinced I am that we’re watching the second significant revolution within government that has been driven … Continue reading
Cloud Computing in Plan English
Steven Quezada pointed me to this video, originally put together by a cloud computing platform provider called GoGrid, a really straightforward explanation of cloud computing and how to make use of it.
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Two steps forward for Azure
Mix‘09 was held in Las Vegas last week and as usual there were all sorts of announcements relating to both our platform and our developer tools. A couple of them were Azure related and worth a mention here. The first … Continue reading
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Azure SDKs, OpenID, Samba, ODF, DII, SAML 2.0, AMQP
I’ve posted extensively about our various interop related efforts over the last year or so, highlighting many of the big steps that we have made in this area, each one incrementally making us a more interoperable platform than before and … Continue reading
Windows Azure, the sky is the limit
We’re holding our Professional Developers Conference in LA this week, and along the way there are a few really significant announcements coming from our executive staff. Monday saw the first public unvieling of the CTP for “Azure”, our cloud services platform. … Continue reading
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