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Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Hurford of DNS Europe: service providers and SaaS developers are showing enterprises how cloud is done

Posted on 22:24 by Unknown
The antidote to cloud computing hype is, well, reality. For example: talking to people who are in the middle of working on cloud computing right now. We’ve started a whole new section of the ca.com website that provide profiles, videos, and other details of people doing exactly that.One of the people highlighted on this list of Cloud Luminaries and Cloud Accelerators is Stephen Hurford of DNS
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