Building a Model of Hybrid Cloud
For the past few months, I’ve been working with the idea of building a model for the adoption of hybrid cloud. Some people may say that hybrid is already here, but I think what we see today is a set of tactical implementations. Instead, we need a bolder vision of what the use of hybrid cloud could mean. Why create a model like this? Partially this is a process of helping my customers understand where they should be headed. But mainly I think it’s an attempt to put the ecosystem of platforms, product offerings and services into some kind of contex.
For the past few months, I’ve been working with the idea of building a model for the adoption of hybrid cloud. Some people may say that hybrid is already here, but I think what we see today is a set of tactical implementations. Instead, we need a bolder vision of what the use of hybrid cloud could mean. Why create a model like this? Partially this is a process of helping my customers understand where they should be headed. But mainly I think it’s an attempt to put the ecosystem of platforms, product offerings and services into some kind of contex.
For the past few months, I’ve been working with the idea of building a model for the adoption of hybrid cloud. Some people may say that hybrid is already here, but I think what we see today is a set of tactical implementations. Instead, we need a bolder vision of what the use of hybrid cloud could mean. Why create a model like this? Partially this is a process of helping my customers understand where they should be headed. But mainly I think it’s an attempt to put the ecosystem of platforms, product offerings and services into some kind of contex.
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