Tag: security
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The Five Barriers to Enterprise AI Adoption
AI is changing the role of the developer, shifting work from coding toward agent orchestration and higher-level architecture. While not the only area seeing results, developer productivity is where AI’s traction is most visible and measurable, particularly among individual developers, small teams, and greenfield shops free of legacy systems and layered processes. Enterprise adoption is…
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How Infoblox Reinvents Network Services for the Multi-Cloud Era
Presented at Cloud Field Day in Santa Clara Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to participate as a delegate at Cloud Field Day in Santa Clara. As delegates, we engaged directly with the presenting companies, offering feedback on what resonated, what needed clarification, and how their strategies could evolve. The first presenter was Infoblox,…
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Gazzang – One of the 10 Austin startups to check out at SXSW
Last night we held our first SXSW meet up at Opal Divines. Opals is very close to the worldwide headquarters of Gazzang, which last week was named by GigaOm one of The 10 Austin startups you need to meet at SXSW 2012. Gazzang focuses on securing your data in the cloud via transparent data encryption. Given…
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OSCON: ex-NASA cloud lead on his OpenStack startup, Piston
Last week at OSCON in Portland, I dragged Josh McKenty away from the OpenStack one-year anniversary (that’s what Josh is referring to at the very end of the interview) to do a quick video. Josh, who headed up NASA’s Nebula tech team and has been very involved with OpenStack from the very beginning has recently…
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Dell Joins Cloud Security Alliance
I recorded this interview with David Lang earlier this year and have been meaning to post it for the longest time. David is Dell’s program manager for federal security which means he is charge of the team that supports the security requirements for all Dell’s businesses that faces the federal government. He’s based in DC…