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Tuesday, 18 August 2009

Isn't IT automation inherently evil? (I mean, you saw 'The Terminator,' right?)

Posted on 22:42 by Unknown
While the general take on CloudWorld in San Francisco last week may have been that it was merely a shadow of what industry attendees were expecting, at least one presentation seems to have registered on the "worthy-of-discussion" meter. Lew Tucker from Sun was written up by Larry Dignan of ZDNet, Reuven Cohen, The Register, and others, for Lew's commentary on self-provisioning applications and "
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