6th Annual Conference. June 04, 2014. San Francisco

Putting the cloud to work in the enterprise

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cloud, Enterprise, Public, Private, hybrid cloud

The only dominant force in the enterprise cloud computing market today is confusion. While many organizations can provide real-world, enterprise-class use cases, many more are still in the early stages of adopting public, private, or hybrid cloud approaches. For cloud computing to be successful in the enterprise, the business impact of how the cloud helps enterprises grow their business innovation and make an IT transformation must be understood. This session will discuss the business scenarios driving enterprises to adopt cloud computing, and it will provide enterprise use cases to illustrate the business value and technological approach.

Speaker

Xin Sheng Mao, CTO of IBM China Development Lab, IBM
Xin Sheng Mao is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of IBM China Development Lab. Before this role, he founded China SOA Design Center and was the Chief Architect North Asia of IBM Software Group responsible for SOA engagement and innovation. Mr. Mao graduated from Beijing University with major in computer science. After that, he had worked as a researcher, engineer or architect in Beijing University, IBM China Research and IBM China Development Lab. Now he is focusing on emerging technologies and its application in industries, including Web 2.0, SaaS and Cloud Computing. In 2009, he was awarded IBM Distinguished Engineer for his outstanding technical achievements.

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