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Wednesday, 6 February 2013

Counter arguments to excuses of the Cloud Skeptics

Posted on 10:30 by Unknown

In this GigaOm article, Dave Girouard, former President of Enterprise for Google, provides interesting counter arguments to these common complaints against adoption of the Cloud:
  • These big outages mean we should keep things in house
  • I need somebody to talk to when a service interruption occurs
  • Cloud is OK for non-critical applications with non-sensitive data

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