In 1959 the Duchy of Grand Fenwick, led by Peter Sellers took on the United States and won. Today Marco Houwen, CEO of LuxCloud is playing Sellers and Luxembourg the Duchy, But this is real life and Luxembourg is not taking on the United States it is taking on the world….what I learned at WHD2011. …Read More
Having attended this event for 6 years straight, I have to say that there were as many improvements as there were disappointments. It’s really not my place to comment on accommodation as it doesn’t have anything remotely to do with web hosting, so I’ll continue along and blog about the show itself. For those of …Read More
March 24, 2011 – The afternoon’s final session at the Magic Cinema came from nDarren Anstee, EMEA solutions architect at Arbor.
March 24, 2011 — The final session I attended at this year’s WorldHostingDays was delivered by Brad King, of Scalty, and entitled, “Cloud Storage: Threat or Opportunity?” a look at a more specific sub-set of the ubiquitous cloud discussions taking place around the show.
March 24, 2011 — One of the first things Bogdan Carstoiu touched on in his presentation was his company’s definition for unified communications, which can be difficult for customers to appreciate.
March 24, 2011 — The second afternoon session in the Sanssouci room came from Patty Kelly, director of product management at VeriSign.
March 24, 2011 — The first afternoon session in the Sanssouci room came from Sander Thonissen, director of EMEA service provider and hosting at HP.
March 24, 2011 — In one of the first Thursday afternoon sessions, Igor Seletskiy of CloudLInux offered a presentation on moving shared hosting resources to the cloud, illustrating a unique element of the CloudLinux focus, and an element of the cloud business that is not discussed nearly as much.
March 24, 2011 – The final keynote presentation of the final day of WorldHostingDays 2011 offered a glimpse at Luxembourg’s booming market.
March 24, 2011 — The first Thursday afternoon session in the main forum was delivered by Graham Crich of VMware, who set out to talk about the cloud market in the next few years, and specifically how the role of service providers is going to change.
