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Overview: Cloud computing is big news, promising unlimited capacity and pay-as-you-go economics, plus connections to an always-on world. Enterprises are excited about cloud computing but little of it is ready to use yet. Clouds present security risks, and many enterprise applications have to be completely rewritten to run on scalable clouds. Licensing is complicated, and privacy's a concern.
The Hartford’s Drew Bartkiewicz, presenting at the Enterprise Cloud Summit at Interop, discusses the potential rewards—and risks—of on-demand computing, as well as the changes needed in the management of points of risk and aggregation.
Enterprise Cloud Summit at Interop is the industry's only event focused on how traditional enterprises can adopt cloud computing models.
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