CloudCamp Boston Presenters
John Treadway, CloudBzz, Intro Speaker
Hello Campers! I look forward to meeting you at CloudCamp Boston where we will explore the past, present and future of cloud computing in a highly interactive unConference setting. Feel free to check out my blog at http://cloudbzz.com or send me an email (john at johntreadway dot com) if you want to discuss cloud computing strategies and options for your organization.
Judith Hurwitz, Cloud Computing for Dummies, Intro Speaker
I’m happy to participate in CloudCamp. I am looking forward to getting input and exchanging ideas for my forthcoming book, Cloud Computing for Dummies.
Mike Werner, Lightning Talk Speaker
Hi there, I look forward to meeting all of you developers at CloudCamp Boston and sharing my first-hand experience with Microsoft’s Azure technology and discussing the opportunities cloud computing presents for those leading the way. I’d like to encourage you to get “CloudCamp-ready” by creating a free Azure account and downloading a free trial —visit http://go.microsoft.com/?linkID=9672643 to register.
Matt Tanase, Rackspace Cloud, Lightning Talk Speaker
Hey Cloud Campers, I’m here representing the Rackspace Cloud and Slicehost. I love talking with our customers and hearing about the technical issues you are facing. Please grab me, say hello and get right to the geek talk, I’d love to help you out however possible.
Ed Beauvais, EMC, Lightning Talk Speaker
Hello cloud campers. I’m excited to talk to you about the EMC Atmos cloud infrastructure offerings. As the types of applications we build in the cloud become more complex, developers need to consider the interoperability between internal an external clouds for any and all types of applications and information management. I’m looking forward to talking to you about how you can use cloud technologies as an extension of your current IT architecture- and how best practices can be put to work for you. In the meantime, I invite you to register for a free trial of Atmos onLine, EMCs internet accessible storage at www.emccis.com.
Jason Noel, Unisys, Lightning Talk Speaker
On behalf of Unisys, welcome! Since I spend most of my time on the road all over the world talking about the realities of Cloud computing and Real-Time Infrastructures I am very anxious to attend an event that is local to my home here in New England! Today I will be focusing sharply on what I believe is the Achilles heel of the Cloud, but what I really enjoy discussing is the non-sexy part of transforming a technology infrastructure – the disruptive change it brings to the people that manage it. Let’s discuss it. Please check out the Data Center Transformation offerings at Unisys.com
Uri Budnik, RightScale, Lightning Talk Speaker
Alex Barnett, Intuit Partner Platform, Lightning Talk Speaker
Tony Lapolito, Signiant, Lightning Talk Speaker
Want to let everyone know I am very excited to attend my first CloudCamp – Boston – (Go Sox,Pat,Celts,Bs – yeah!). I hope to share with you in my allotted time what I have learned about Clouds from our customers – more importantly I hope to learn a whole lot more about the state of the Cloud World. Things are changing so fast – I see this as a great forum to keep up. If you want some background on Signiant and Cloud Optimized Delivery (COD) – go to www.signiant.com/cloud for the primer. Looking forward to meeting as many of you as I can Cheers, Tony
Steve Blumenau, Iron Mountain, Lightning Talk Speaker
Steve Blumenau is a high-tech industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience, much of it in the emerging technology space. Mr. Blumenau joined Iron Mountain Digital in May 2007 following Iron Mountain’s acquisition of Avalere – a company he founded in 2004 and of which he was CEO. Prior to Avalere, Mr. Blumenau founded Scalation Consulting. He has also held senior technology positions at EMC and GenRad, Inc..
