Well, it's the day after the first CloudCamp in Frankfurt. All in all, it was a solid success, I thought. We had roughly 140 people attending, which is a remarkable turn-out for a first 'Camp, and I was quite pleased with the mix of people that.

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I got asked last week to answer the following question, from a journalist looking for some quotable fodder for a piece she is writing: I'm looking for industry specialists who can write and email to me(succinct) explanations on the difference...

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Great stuff from Stu Charlton, Elastra's Chief Sorcerer. Looks like a talk I would have liked to hear him give... Software Licensing In The Cloud (CloudWorld 2009) View more presentations from StuC .

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Nice writeup by Robin Bloor on a project that I am involved with at the Day Job (tm): So what CSC has done is to build a fully fledged analytics capability that looks at the historical pattern of payments, analyzes the outstanding debt and balances...
Topics: /Software architecture/engineering/blathering

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I love zombies. Zombie chainsaw at MIT So I reacted to the following scholarly paper with a little happy dance. We model a zombie attack, using biological assumptions based on popular zombie movies. We introduce a basic model for zombie infection,...

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