The opening keynote for CloudExpo 2010 NYC was delivered by Richard Sarwal and Hasan Rizvi, SVPs of Product Development for Oracle Corporation. The title of the presentation was “The Coming of Age of Enerprise IT and Cloud Computing.”

Monday through Wednesday, April 19-21, I’m at CloudExpo 2010 in New York City. I’ll be posting my thoughts of the conference in general and particular sessions as time permits. First, let’s start with my overall impressions upon arriving …

I’ll be heading up to NYC for CloudExpo 2010. Looks like there will be a lot of interesting things to take in. Readers of The Cloud View blog can sign up for a significantly discounted rate of $300 …

I’ve written in the past that change is something to embrace, not fear. Reaction to change is a particularly interesting thing to consider with cloud computing because it has the potential to disrupt the status quo and modify business models in countless industries from software, entertainment, energy (smart grid), and many more.

Cloud computing is all the rage (and hype). In the past few weeks, many of our readers have sent us feedback asking for some basic information about cloud computing for newbies. We aim to please. So this post familiarizes you with some basic terms and concepts surrounding cloud computing, including cloud models such as public, private, and hybrid clouds, as well as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS).

This is the first post in the series “All About Multi-Tenancy.” Here, I plan to share with you many of my thoughts about multi-tenancy that stem from several years of research and practical experience implementing multi-tenant, cloud-based application and platform designs.