Today, I'm announcing, CloudFrontOffice.com, a new blog and
professional community for cloud and data center virtualization people dealing
with the business and customer aspect of public and private clouds. Everyone is
free to join.
Just like the consumer Web 2.0 gave rise to enterprise Office 2.0, I see
virtualization and cloud computing giving rise to a new IT Front Office for the
Cloud. I am calling this the Cloud FrontOffice, the place where business
demand meets IT supply.
I want to explore and engage in conversations with a community a whole set of questions that cloud computing gives rise to:
I want to explore and engage in conversations with a community a whole set of questions that cloud computing gives rise to:
From strategic questions, such as:
* What are the new IT operational models we should be thinking
about?
* What are the key service management processes I need to revamp,
revisit or re-engineer?* How do I communicate to senior management the
options available?
To tactical questions, such as:
* How do we charge and what do we charge if we are
not providing computing power?
* What rationale do we use to choose when to
leverage internal resources and external resources?
* What should our catalog, account management and
billing strategy be?
* What's the best self-service
strategy?
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