Podcasts about cloud service provider

Connect to John Gilroy on LinkedIn   https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Want to listen to other episodes? www.Federaltechpodcast.com Many people deceive themselves when moving systems to the cloud, thinking the same precautions used for an on-premises system can be used in the cloud. Neil Carpenter from Orca Security dispels that notion right out of the box. He details that when a system is moved to the cloud, it operates under a shared responsibility model.  While the Cloud Service Provider may be able to serve a solid infrastructure, that does not mean the applications and data are protected as well. Further, the popularity of virtual systems means that workloads can spin up and down rapidly. This means a one-time scan is just that: a photograph of a moment; only continuous monitoring can provide the reassurance that federal systems managers demand. While we know that cloud systems can scale rapidly, many do not understand that scaling also widens the attack surface. Michael Hylton from Orca Security recommends investing in a system that can provide continuous scanning in a dynamic environment. How is this accomplished? During the interview, Neil Carpenter defines agent vs. agent-less systems. When Orca Security established an agent-less system, it allows them to scan, speeding deployment and reducing the risk of coverage gaps.

The need to execute change in your organisation, either as proactive transformation or reactive to your market, has never been more demanding.  This is the real ‘new normal'.  How we frame and handle this, as humans, can make the difference between success and failure in the delivery of value from change and, importantly, in ensuring our good mental health.In a special episode to kick off season 3, Dave, Sjoukje and Rob go on an expedition with Erwin Visser, General Manager for Cloud Service Provider business at Microsoft Americas, and hear about his recent adventure climbing Mount Everest!  They discover what this visceral experience has taught him about setting purpose and going on a journey and we unpack his five lessons for driving results from change as we climb...TLDR:04:05 T&C's are confusing!06:03 Cloud conversation with Erwin Visser44:35 Clear purpose and benefit drives change50:41 Moving to Tampa!GuestErwin Visser:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/erwin-visser-932313/HostsDave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/Sjoukje Zaal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sjoukjezaal/Rob Kernahan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-kernahan/ProductionMarcel Van Der Burg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcel-van-der-burg-99a655/Dave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/SoundBen Corbett: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-corbett-3b6a11135/Louis Corbett:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-corbett-087250264/

Im Rahmen des Cloud Computing Marktbarometers Deutschland 2023 wurden erneut in Deutschland ansässige Cloud Service Provider sowie Unternehmen, die in Deutschland Beratungsleistungen im Bereich Cloud Computing anbieten, nach ihrer aktuellen Einschätzung zum Status des deutschen Cloud Computing-Marktes befragt.

Melissa Massa is the Vice President of Sales at Lenovo, a multinational technology company specializing in designing, manufacturing, and marketing consumer electronics, personal computers, software, business solutions, and related services. She is an experienced sales executive with ten years of leading global and US sales teams in IT hardware, software, and services. Melissa is a trusted voice in the industry due to her in-depth knowledge of cloud providers and business transformation. She was nominated for the Women in IT Award in Silicon Valley, given the Hero Award by her CEO at Lenovo, and was a finalist for the Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology in 2021. In this episode… As an IT company, how can you increase your revenue? Have you considered hiring a sales and marketing expert to help?  For companies to thrive in any industry, they need sales professionals who understand the product and the market to help them make more sales. Having been a leader and sales executive in the IT space, Melissa Massa has gained knowledge and experience from helping companies succeed. She now shares how other firms can flourish by hiring a sales professional to help sales teams meet their goals.  In this episode of the Growth Fire podcast, Kevin Hourigan sits down with Melissa Massa, Vice President of Sales at Lenovo, to discuss how she helps Lenovo's Cloud Service Provider thrive as the VP of sales. Melissa talks about Lenovo and her role in the company, her go-to-market strategy, and Lenovo's approach to hiring, motivating, and retaining sales team employees.

The best cloud service provider depends on your specific needs and requirements. Each provider has its own strengths and weaknesses, and what works well for one organization may not be the best fit for another. Part 01- Cloud Computing Prerequisites : https://youtu.be/cDqpT3qtYAQ Part 02 - Which cloud service provider is best? : https://youtu.be/iFS2KJfHWkA #cloudcomputing #cloudsecurity #cloud #CloudComputingPrerequisites #careerincloudcomputing #cloudengineersalary #cloudcomputingcareer #cloudcomputingcareerpath #cloudcomputingjobs #learncloudcomputing #cloudcareer #cloudcareertips #cloudcareerpathways #careerincloud #infosectrain

Join The Business of Tech for coverage of the Acronis CyberFit Summit LIVE from the event to give you coverage, insights and analysis from the day's events.   Chapters 00:00 Intro, overview of the show 01:35 What was your big takeaway from the event? 05:01 Questions with Patrick Pulvermueller, CEO 09:27 Questions with VP of Research, Candid Wuest 14:50 Breakout session with Joe Morgan, discussing the conversion to Cloud Service Provider 20:01 Thanks to Acronis for sponsoring 20:53 Lessons from the breakout sessions on marketing 27:48 Acronis's Cyberfoundation investment   Do you want the show on your podcast app or the written versions of the stories? Subscribe to the Business of Tech: https://www.businessof.tech/subscribe/   Support the show on Patreon:  https://patreon.com/mspradio/   Want our stuff?  Cool Merch?  Wear “Why Do We Care?” - Visit https://mspradio.myspreadshop.com   Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mspradionews/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mspradionews/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mspradio/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28908079/  

Jeanne and I have been in a peer group together for years! She is a marketing and sales expert and I've learned a ton from her over the years (including how to effectively use telemarketing). Jeanne built a very successful MSP she started 36 years ago. Since then, they have shifted to becoming a Cloud Service Provider offering white label cloud solutions specifically to the channel. In this episode, she will outline the competitive advantage of being able to have the "cloud" discussion and how easy it is to sell cloud to prospects and customers. Check them out at: https://www.cloudservicesformsps.com/ MSP-camp.com is officially live! If you want to save hundreds of hours in campaign/content/template creation and gain access to the greatest MSP content in the world, please consider becoming a member. Whether you opt for a Free Scout badge to join the community and gain access to our guides or a Ranger/Leader badge to unlock tons of useful content, we look forward to seeing you at camp!

Many companies are adopting cloud computing technology, and cloud-based services have been predominantly enriching in recent years. Small and medium-sized businesses actively use cloud solutions instead of maintaining heavy infrastructure. But maintaining cloud security is a shared responsibility between the organization and the Cloud Service Provider. Cloud Security Best Practices

Cloud Service Providers have no problem sharing with you the number of data centers they own, the flexibility of options, and the ease to start in the cloud. However, what is never overtly stated is that the federal technology manager is responsible for the security of their data if it is on the server down the hall or in the cloud. The conversational phrase is, “they are not on the hook for the security of your data.”  Today, we have several perspectives on understanding how to protect federal data in the cloud. Experts from three areas provide their views on data protection, standards, and working in a cloud environment. When it comes to protecting data in the cloud, Skip Bailey from the U.S. Census Bureau thinks that one needs to approach it strategically first. Each of the three main Cloud Service Providers has proprietary ways of handling aspects of data control. If you think you are going into a multiple cloud environment and plan or relying on one set of rules, you are mistaken. You will need staffing to support these multiple clouds. As in other endeavors, standards bodies can provide guidance that can assist in coming to terms with handling heterogeneous environments, in this case, varying cloud providers. Craig Hurter from the State of Colorado suggests that one should get comfortable with ISO specifications like the ISO 17789 as well as some of the general guidelines from the Cloud Security Alliance. That way, you can compare the terms of service for each Cloud Service Provider with whatever standards you choose. It seems likely that a multi-cloud world is where federal data lives. If that is the case, then it would behoove managers to be able to evaluate each Cloud Service Provider's capabilities. Each cloud may have options to allow control, the key is to understand how those cloud provider's proprietary offerings compare to commercial ones. Sterling Wilson suggests that you start with three questions. What happens if you delete data. How easy is it to deploy Multi-Factor Authentication? What about the security of data in transit? One concept that Craig Hurter brings up is the idea of architecting data storage in depth. The idea is that the initial system is solid, but, over time, something called “drift” takes place. Updates may not all be installed promptly; other maintenance can be delayed. What may happen is you can lose security over time, while still holding to the initial design specifications.  You may have “drifted” without knowing it.

In this story session we cover:    - Partnering with Cloud Service Providers – Why it matters - Game changing examples of how to re-engage with customers and close deals by aligning with Cloud Service Providers - The evolution of Cloud Services and why you should transition to a cloud first model – or risk getting left behind   Today we are joined by Michael Musselman, Senior Director of Technology & Strategic Alliances at Lacework, the data-driven security platform for the cloud. Whether you're at the top of your game or just starting out, listen discover how to apply Mike's strategies for transacting on Marketplace to real life scenarios and learn preparation tactics and best practices for aligning with a Cloud Service Provider to scale your business.

Im Rahmen des Cloud Computing Marktbarometers Deutschland 2022 haben wir erneut in Deutschland ansässige Cloud Service Provider sowie Unternehmen, die in Deutschland Beratungsleistungen im Bereich Cloud Computing anbieten, nach ihrer aktuellen Einschätzung zum Status des deutschen Cloud Computing-Marktes befragt. Darüber hinaus wollten wir natürlich wissen, wie sie die weitere Entwicklung des deutschen Cloud Computing-Marktes und die weitere Entwicklung ihres eigenen Cloud Computing Business einschätzen.

His family immigrated to the United States from Jamaica when he was a child. Marvin Smith's front row seat to his mother's hard work, sacrifice and commitment to making a better life for her children instilled an unshakable, steady work ethic. While many of his peers did not attend college, he earned an Associates and then a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology Management. With twenty years in Information Technology under his belt, he is the founder and CEO of Nxus Cloud, an MSP and Cloud Service Provider. We talk about cybersecurity, Russian hacking and more. Favorite Movie: The Wraith Favorite words: Carpe Diem Connect with Marvin at Nxus Cloud; LinkedIn; Instagram; Facebook. Instagram @365brothers Are you our next guest? - Let's talk. Support us!   365 Brothers on Patreon.  Special thanks to our earliest and consistent supporters, Sonji Walker, Abigail Gonzalez, William C. Hamilton, Jr. and Shedrick Sanders!!! Check out Alitu for more ease editing, polishing and publishing your podcast. About this podcast: In each episode, a Brother reflects on his life; explores the experience of being a Black man in America; shares his interactions with law enforcement; and answers the signature question "If America was a woman, what would you say to her? You won't find a collection of conversations with Black men like this anywhere else. Hear their wisdom. Be inspired. Host, Rahbin Shyne, is an author, educator, creative and avid half-marathon walker. https://www.linkedin.com/in/365brothers/

Recently we've had the great pleasure of chatting with Miguel Dias, who has 30 years of experience, with more than 10 in the industry leading R&D and Business Development. Miguel is a founder of BIX Citizen a Cloud Service Provider of Home Telehealth and Business Developer of Indicio Solutions, a B2B Cloud Service Provider of Spoken Communication, Data Communication Intelligence and Big Data Analytics. Currently, he's an Associate Professor with Habilitation in the Department of Sciences and Information Technology at ISCTE University in Lisbon, teaching graduate courses in Computer Graphics and Virtual and Augmented Reality. Timenotes: [15:00] How did he get into the early field of computer graphics [22:20] Talking about 3D rendering libraries and VHS clips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zu2zF-us8TE [31:00] Early 1990s at the forefront of the TransEuropean networks IP on top of ATM [35:40] 1998 - guided a bunch of students from ETI 1998, to work on AR /VR projects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CVi6qNa2d0 [38:40] 11 years at Microsoft [48:30] How to disrupt a public agency with the power of tools like design thinking, service design, and business model generation [55:30] Computers Graphics challenges in University [01:07:00] Books recommendations Books Recommendation: - People Management:

https://go.dok.community/slack https://dok.community/ ABSTRACT OF THE TALK There is confusion amongst Kubernetes users as to when you should make a Deployment with a PVC and when you should use a StatefulSet with a PVC. There is also a general lack of understanding when it comes to disk access policies, what RWO/RWX mean and what they allow you to do. These concepts are complicated and require a deep level of understanding in order to avoid users making bad decisions that they come to regret later. In this talk we will explore when you should use each type and what things you need to think about before making a decision. We'll also explore in detail how to safely deploy a multi-replica application with persistence using Portainer. As part of the talk we will explore disk access policy, understand what RWO really is and how RWX disk access changes the equation in regards to persistence. TAKE-AWAYS From this talk delegates will learn the difference between persistent disk and StatefulSet. They will learn when to use each (and when not to) and what are the pitfalls they should be aware of when deploying multi replica apps. They will also learn what is disk access policy, what is RWO and how RWX disk access changes the equation in regards to persistence BIO Neil is the CEO and Co-Founder of Portainer.io, based in Auckland New Zealand. Neil is a career consultant, having spent 25 years in the roles of systems engineering, IT consulting, and more recently IT management. Neil started his career with 12 years at IBM as his foundation, where he had a leading role in Server, Storage, and Virtualisation systems engineering. Neil moved from IBM into self-employment with two business partners, who together created one of NZ's (and later ASEANs) leading VMware consulting practices, ViFX. During this time, Neil was based in Singapore, and was responsible for the design and deployment of the largest and most complex VMware deployments in Asia Pacific. This experience saw Neil consulting to CIOs, CISO's and CTO's all over the region, picking up a vast array of intelligence on what these senior IT leaders expect from a product before it can obtain widespread adoption in their organisations. Neil then moved into a CEO role at a start-up Cloud Service Provider, whereby he grew that business from nothing to $8M ARR in just 2 years. Neil's exposure to Docker technologies came 4 years ago, when at the helm of the Cloud Service Provider, he wanted to bring a “Containers as a Service” offering to market (well before many of the hyper-scales had such offerings). Neil attempted to find self-service portals that could be deployed by the service provider as a way to help his customers consume the service, but there were none available, so Neil had Portainer built. Portainer has now grown into an entity of its own right, and using Neil's knowledge of the CIO's requirements, knowledge of the technology, and knowledge of infrastructure management, Neil has crafted Portainer into a strong contender in the Container management space. Neil now runs the Portainer.io business, and is responsible for the overall product strategy and the team entrusted to deliver on that strategy.

Cloud migration is challenging, cumbersome, and risky for traditional organizations relying on in-house custom-built systems to support achieving revenue from years on years. Today I will be discussing a wide variety of challenges organizations are facing while planning for cloud migration. These typical challenges are talks of every board room and the agenda of the meetings. However, there is no doubt that workloads migration to the cloud is helping organizations to reduce operating costs and build integrated, automated IT infrastructure. Some Facts on Public Cloud: The global public cloud computing market is continuing to grow, and according to the Statista report of August 4, 2021, it will $482 billion in 2022. IDG's 2020 Cloud Computing study reveals that 92% of the organizations are somewhat in the cloud. According to the worldwide enterprise cloud strategy 2017-2020 report by Statista, 82% of the respondent reported that they had deployed hybrid cloud strategy in their organizations. Gartner's global forecast for public cloud end-user spending will grow 23.1% in 2021 to reach $332.3 billion, compares to $270 billion in 2020. (read diagram/table for podcast) Canalys report for the year 2020 that “total cloud infrastructure services spending grew 33% to US$142 billion, up from US$107 billion in 2019.” IDC's report on global public cloud services $312 Billion in 2020 Cloud computing market report published by marketsandmarkets “The global cloud computing market size is expected to grow from USD 371.4 billion in 2020 to USD 832.1 billion by 2025” Share of corporate data stored in the cloud in organizations worldwide from 2015 to 2021 “As of 2021, around 50 percent of all corporate data is stored in the cloud. This share reached 30 percent in 2015 and has continued to grow as companies increasingly shift their resources into cloud environments in the hope of improving security and reliability next to advancing business agility.“ How to Secure and optimize your cloud migration You have a daunting task in hand to migrate to the cloud and do it securely and efficiently. If it is not fully optimized and performed correctly, your dream of digital transformation in an organization can hit roadblocks/pitfalls. Now I will share some of the common challenges which I see the cloud migrations; these are based on observation, reading a wide array of articles, and discussion with fellow IT friends/colleagues in the extended & broader community of IT professionals. What I will be doing is to mention all the typical challenges, and then I will also try to share the perspective of how you can overcome or what could be the strategy to address them. These could be starting from which workloads to be moved to what should be the order of migration to how we will have reliability and performance of business-critical services on the cloud. How I will implement required levels of security controls and regulatory compliance to who is my cloud vendor and this cloud migration must not disrupt my existing IT services, so on… Gartner, in an article published, has beautifully categorized into six ways of cloud migrations challenge You'll Learn: Common Cloud Migration Challenges and How to Overcome Them: Why cloud migration is challenging? Some facts on public cloud adoption Common Challenges: Do you have a well-defined & documented Cloud Migration Strategy? How do you see your requirements for Data Security and Compliance? Do you have clarity on the Cost of the Cloud Migration Process? How is your organization's response to adoption/change? Migrating to cloud – is it Vendor Lock-In? and Who is the best Cloud Service Provider for me? Have you done a proper evaluation of the current IT portfolio (workload migration assessment) How to ensure minimum business downtime/minimum business disruption Resources: Cloud Computing Trends: 2021 State of the Cloud Report Statista report of August 4, 2021, it will $482 billion in 2022. IDG's 2020 Cloud Computing study worldwide enterprise cloud strategy 2017-2020 report by Statista Gartner's global forecast for public cloud end-user spending Canalys report for the year 2020 IDC's report on global public cloud services Cloud computing market report published by marketsandmarkets Share of corporate data stored in the cloud in organizations worldwide from 2015 to 2021  95- Cloud Security with CIS Benchmarks 94- How to develop a cloud migration strategy? 93- Cloud Migration Workload Assessment 91- Workload Migration to Cloud – Getting Started

For more than a decade, agencies have heard from both industry and federal experts that one of the best things about commercial cloud services is that you can "pay by the drink." Like electricity, you only pay for what you consume. More than a decade after the Cloud First policy, that consumption based model is still difficult to achieve for most agencies. In his weekly Reporter's Notebook, executive editor Jason Miller has exclusive details about why buying cloud services off the GSA schedule may finally meet the long-held goal of paying only for what you use.

Today I will discuss: 1. How is your company selecting cloud service provider (CSP)? 2. Different types of cloud computing. 3. A closer look over the CSP! Watch

Monica Verma talks with Anton Chuvakin, Head of Solutions Strategy at Google and former Research Director at Gartner. It this episode they talk about some of the security issues with cloud, especially with regards to cloud migration.  Can we trust cloud less to trust more? What are some of the key paradoxes when it comes to cloud breaches and how can we increase accountability when it comes to cloud breaches? How do we help organizations and security leaders shift to a cloud security mindset? We talked with Anton about these and more cybersecurity and cloud security issues.Make sure you subscribe to my youtube channel Monica Talks Cyber and We Talk Cyber in your favorite podcast app. Do it right away so you don’t miss any of these amazing conversations and stories with renowned global experts that are making a different and real impact, every single day. If you like to support us, buy us a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wetalkcyber :-) Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wetalkcyber)

Demonstrating compliance is certainly not always easy, but under many laws, including the GDPR, it is a mandatory requirement. To facilitate the process, codes of conduct and certification schemes are becoming more popular, and it is no wonder they have been included in the GDPR as well. As we are on the verge of seeing the first codes of conduct to demonstrate GDPR compliance approved, Paul Breitbarth and K Royal discuss the EU Cloud Code of Conduct, which TrustArc is proud to support. Join us and learn more about what the EU Cloud Code of Conduct entails, how it is supposed to work and what the benefits are of adhering to such a code. Oh, and don't be surprised for a little April Fools and Easter conversation this week too - the recording was made on 1 April...  As always, if you have comments or questions, please contact us at seriousprivacy@trustarc.com. ResourcesA downloadable version of the EU Cloud Code of ConductDetails on the future Third Country Module, intended for international data transfersWebinar with Paul on the Third Country Module

In this episode I talk with Sheng Yeo, CEO and Co-Founder of OrionVM. OrionVM are a wholesale Cloud Service Provider who designed their cloud platform for speed and distributed resiliency leveraging the InfiniBand networking standard as the core of their architecture. They where doing Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI) before HCI was a thing! Sheng gives us an insight into their founding and we go through what makes them unique as a IaaS provider doing great things differently, creating their own niche in the market while continuing to learn and grow along the way. Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned Linux, Xen, InfiniBand, Cumulus Networks Web: https://www.orionvm.com Architecture: https://www.orionvm.com/features Interested if being on #GTwGT? Register interest here: https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com

Security in Color is a podcast and platform aimed at providing the news, resources and skills needed to succeed in cyber and cloud security. Hosted by Dominique West. ******* This week on #TheCloudinColor I discuss which Cloud Service Provider is best. More Information Support the platform by joining our patreon! https://www.patreon.com/securityincolor Visit our website: www.securityincolor.com Join our cyber mailing list: https://bit.ly/sicsubscribe Follow us on social media (@securityincolor, @domyboo) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, gold old FedRAMP is one of those initiatives that agencies, contractors and lawmakers love to hate. Knowing that, the FedRAMP program management office also is the envy of many other federal programs for its ability to listen, learn and evolve. In his weekly feature, the Reporter's Notebook, executive editor Jason Miller writes about FedRAMP's latest evolution, which was sparked by last summer's ideation challenge. Jason joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss.

Though many companies have short-term needs or a current project in mind when selecting a vendor, the long-term viability of the cloud service provider (CSP) cannot be overlooked. While the CSP selected a few years ago may have been an economical or strategic decision at the time, that same CSP could be a challenge to integrate into your future environment and ultimately be a burden.

For SlashCloud Podcast No. 3 of the SlashCloud Podcast, following the shock shutdown of Nirvanix late last year, Gartner predicted that in 2014 one in four cloud service providers would go out of business or be consolidated. The implications of that prediction are huge for SMB/SME's trying to navigate the cloudosphere who are just trying to help add some intelligence to how they go about their day-to-day business.

Marc Jones, VP Product Innovation at SoftLayer, provides insights on what it takes to build a high-performance public cloud computing environment that meets the demands of big data. Marc is a technology industry veteran and has spent the last three and a half years at SoftLayer. He is currently a member of the leadership team responsible for developing and managing the product strategy and roadmap, requirements and software development for the cloud computing portfolio. In this podcast, Marc discusses: - Overcoming performance barriers in public clouds - Bare metal, virtualized and hybrid compute options - Benchmarking Mongo DB - Bare metal versus virtualized servers - Raw performance versus consistency of performance - Much more! Listen now for great insights on building a high-performance public cloud environment for big data!

Tony Lucas, Senior Vice President of Product at Flexiant, provides insights on what it takes for a cloud service provider to succeed today. He should know - after all, Flexiant already has more than 100 companies around the world using their cloud management software to create cloud services. (Hint: It isn't just about offering servers on demand!). Tony is not only an awesome bloke, he spent 12 years as CEO and majority owner of XCalibre Communiations, a web hosting company. During the latter half of this period, he developed the FlexiScale cloud computing technology, which now forms the core component of Flexiant's Cloud Orchestrator platform. In this podcast, Tony discusses: - New entrants and existing players - Competitive dynamics and strategies - Differentiation versus low cost - Much more! Listen now for great insights on how to succeed as a cloud service provider!