This week I made the trek out of the Lone Star state and headed west to the Bay Area. I spent the first day in San Francisco where I took our sales folks through my cloud presentation and then had meetings with a few members of the press. Here is the outcome of a couple of those meetings:
- Dell Eyes Cloud Computing — Information Week
- Dell schools net ‘dolphins’ in ways of Microsoft ‘whale’ — The Register
Down on the Peninsula
From the city I headed down to Santa Clara and the Cloud Computing Expo. I don’t think I saw a single customer at the event but I did run into a bunch of interesting companies in attendance. With my trusty Flip Mino I even recorded a bunch of interviews that I will be rolling out in the days to come. Here’s the list
- 3Tera — Barry Lynn, CEO
- Heroku — Oren Teich head of product
- Oracle VM — Adam Hawley, Director of Product management
- Gluster — Hitesh Cellani, CEO and Jack O’Brien head of marketing
- The Planet — Rob Walters, director of product management
- Stoneware — Rick German, CEO
- Cloud Camp — Dave Nielsen, co-founder
Stay tuned.
A Zoho billboard in the San Jose airport, right in the heart of Google country.
Pau for now…
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