THE DOPPLER

We discuss how the industrial and consumer IoT worlds are beginning to collide with technologies such as the Apple Watch and Microsoft Kinect. We also look at the growth of IoT in 2015, specifically focusing on the increase of acquisitions and mergers in the semiconductor space. Finally, we consider the transcendence of drones, robots and augmented reality into mainstream movements in 2016 and beyond.

Our guest on the podcast this week is Joel Davne, Founder and CEO at Cloudnexa. We discuss cloud pricing strategies including Microsoft Azure’s recent price cut for large enterprises. It seems cloud providers are reducing prices on older technology to make way for newer products. We also look at the latest AWS announcement that they will be offering options to get up to a 10% discount for reserving capacity in advance and on a recurring basis.

Our guest on the podcast this week is Joel Davne, Founder and CEO at Cloudnexa. We discuss cloud pricing strategies including Microsoft Azure’s recent price cut for large enterprises. It seems cloud providers are reducing prices on older technology to make way for newer products. We also look at the latest AWS announcement that they will be offering options to get up to a 10% discount for reserving capacity in advance and on a recurring basis.

Our guest on the podcast this week is Matthew Lodge, Chief Operating Officer at Weaveworks. We discuss how speed triumphs over size when competing as a disruptor, which is why microservices and containers are increasingly important to allow companies to keep up. A focus on small, dispersed teams changes the landscape of cloud computing. With many new companies entering the microservices market, we anticipate future trends for the next few years from mergers and acquisitions to IPOs.

Our guest on the podcast this week is Matthew Lodge, Chief Operating Officer at Weaveworks. We discuss how speed triumphs over size when competing as a disruptor, which is why microservices and containers are increasingly important to allow companies to keep up. A focus on small, dispersed teams changes the landscape of cloud computing. With many new companies entering the microservices market, we anticipate future trends for the next few years from mergers and acquisitions to IPOs.

Our guest on the podcast this week is Ofir Nachmani, Cloud Blogger and Speaker at IamOnDemand (IOD). We discuss convincing corporate America to embrace the cloud, especially through the continuous growth of the public cloud market. We are expected to see a 16.5% growth in 2016 to $204 billion, with the largest growing sector in Infrastructure as a Service. We also look at the recent accounting rule changes by the US government, which may threaten some of the benefits of migrating to the cloud.

Our guest on the podcast this week is Ofir Nachmani, Cloud Blogger and Speaker at IamOnDemand (IOD). We discuss convincing corporate America to embrace the cloud, especially through the continuous growth of the public cloud market. We are expected to see a 16.5% growth in 2016 to $204 billion, with the largest growing sector in Infrastructure as a Service. We also look at the recent accounting rule changes by the US government, which may threaten some of the benefits of migrating to the cloud.

Our guest on the podcast this week is John Treadway, SVP at Cloud Technology Partners. and head of CTP Labs. We discuss the fall of CloudStack and compare it to other open-source versus closed-source debates. We also look at the rapid growth of Amazon Web Services globally and we see how the public cloud battle is always won by those who can scale fastest.

Our guest on the podcast this week is John Treadway, SVP at Cloud Technology Partners. and head of CTP Labs. We discuss the fall of CloudStack and compare it to other open-source versus closed-source debates. We also look at the rapid growth of Amazon Web Services globally and we see how the public cloud battle is always won by those who can scale fastest.