Ed,
> > 1. If RackSpace's entry level offer is a physical server
> machine (perhaps
> > supplied or the customer's own), how does a small
> businesses (who only
> > needs, say, one virtual Windows 7 machine) to test with and
> get started?
> > Stated diffently, what's the cheapest way for a sma
On May 21, 2010, at 8:51 PM, Bill Arnold wrote:
> Let me say first that I totally support this approach for where it fits, and
> I can see it being a useful offer to certain customers. I see cloud
> offerings as the pendelum swinging back to centralized computing, and that
> makes perfect sense. H
Ed,
> > - To setup the customer, RackSpace configures 'x' number of virtual
Windows
> > machines for the customer, one for each authorized login
> > (machine/device/person) that will be logging in (each having his/her own
> > desktop and applications available and running). Some or all of these
>
On May 20, 2010, at 11:19 PM, Bill Arnold wrote:
> But I wonder how many devils are in the details. Would a scenario be like
> this:
>
> - my customer decides to go with cloud computing, and signs up for a
> RackSpace account (some sort of trial or starter system, presumably cheap)
>
> - To setu
Hi Ed,
> Lanham Napier, president and CEO of Rackspace, on CNBC
> yesterday talking about cloud computing and what it means for
> businesses.
>
> http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1498260012&play=1
> ( -or- http://j.mp/cb00mH )
>
> And is it just me, or does Lanham sound like
Ed Leafe wrote:
> Lanham Napier, president and CEO of Rackspace, on CNBC yesterday
> talking about cloud computing and what it means for businesses.
>
> http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1498260012&play=1
> ( -or- http://j.mp/cb00mH )
>
> And is it just me, or does Lanham sound li
Lanham Napier, president and CEO of Rackspace, on CNBC yesterday
talking about cloud computing and what it means for businesses.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1498260012&play=1
( -or- http://j.mp/cb00mH )
And is it just me, or does Lanham sound like George W. Bush after
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