Podcasts about service iaas

The Future of Electric Mobility in the U.S. LIVE from the Concordia Annual Summit in NYC, we sit down with Hooman Shahidi, CEO of EVPassport to discuss electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. EVPassport is a user-friendly EV charging network that lets drivers charge without needing an app. In this episode, we'll dive into U.S. EV policy, the surge in EV demand, and how EVPassport is driving innovation through its Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) model.Watch on YouTubeVisit our Website

At the recent DirectTrust conference, Ken Romo, Global Director at ETHERFAX, shares with us that they are not just a fax company: He describes them as a cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) company offering a “secure exchange network” that also includes fax. Romo is highly concerned with interoperability and sees DirectTrust as a way to form a "federation" with their competitors to ensure easy document exchange. This is why ETHERFAX has joined with a variety of other cloud fax providers and health data exchange vendors as part of the DirectTrust Interoperable Secure Cloud Fax standards body. Doing so ensures that healthcare organization will be able to securely share the data they need using a common, secure standard. "Let's play nice together," Romo says. Learn more about ETHERFAX: https://www.etherfax.net/ Health IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

In this episode of the Virtually Speaking Podcast, we're joined by Joe Weiner and Cary Tompkins from SS&C to explore how they've automated VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) to deliver Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to their internal customers. By automating SRM workflows, SS&C has been able to offer a self-service model that allows teams to manage disaster recovery without constant support intervention. This approach not only improves operational efficiency but also ensures faster, more reliable recovery processes, reducing downtime and simplifying the overall disaster recovery experience. Links Mentioned Introducing VMware Cloud Foundation 9 Session: Designing and Implementing Disaster Recovery and Ransomware Recovery for VMware Cloud Foundation Playlist: VMware Explore Las Vegas 2024 The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to private and hybrid cloud. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you're new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vspeakingpodcast.com and follow on TwitterX @VirtSpeaking.

Continuing our special 10-part series "Exploring VMware Cloud Foundation." Virtually Speaking hosts Pete Flecha and John Nicholson interview various subject matter experts to break down the components that make up VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) and provide insights into its powerful capabilities for private cloud environments. In Episode 6, 'VCF Networking' we delve into the intricate world of networking within VMware Cloud Foundation, with a focus on the powerful capabilities of NSX. Joining us are Heath Johnson and Kyle Gleed from VCF Technical Marketing, who guide us through the integration of NSX within VCF and its transformative impact on networking architecture. Our discussion encompasses various facets of networking within VCF, all revolving around the versatile functionalities of NSX. From discussing the essential role of software-defined networking (SDN) for private cloud environments to exploring real-world use cases such as mobility, disaster recovery, and automated networking for Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) deployments, Heath and Kyle provide valuable insights into NSX's applicability in diverse scenarios. A highlight of the conversation is the introduction of the VPC Simplified UI, seamlessly integrated within vCenter to streamline networking operations within VCF. Heath and Kyle walk us through the simplicity of deployment, catering to both greenfield and brownfield environments, while also offering strategic guidance on migration strategies to maximize efficiency. Furthermore, the discussion delves into the revolutionary concept of Data Processing Units (DPUs) and their integration with NSX within VCF. By harnessing DPUs, VCF unlocks unprecedented network offloading capabilities, optimizing performance and scalability for modern cloud infrastructures. Join us in Episode 6 as we unravel the complexities of VCF Networking with NSX, exploring how VMware Cloud Foundation redefines networking paradigms through seamless integration and cutting-edge technologies.

Cloud computing has fundamentally altered the information technology landscape, reshaping how organizations and consumers harness computational power. Within the cloud computing ecosystem, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) stands as a foundational pillar, providing a flexible and scalable solution for providing essential computing infrastructure over the Internet. As organizations strive to optimize their operations, enhance agility, and overcome the challenges of managing traditional on-premises infrastructure, IaaS presents a compelling solution. This cloud computing model gives users unprecedented control over their computing environments, allowing for dynamic customization and scaling. What is Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)? Let's understand IaaS with an example. You need a powerful computer to run your business applications, store data, and handle your network traffic, but buying and maintaining all this equipment sounds overwhelming and expensive. This is where Infrastructure as a Service, or IaaS, comes in to save the day. IaaS is like renting all the IT resources you need over the Internet instead of buying and managing them yourself. It is like a virtual toolbox filled with computing power (processing capability), storage (space for data), and networking resources (connecting your systems) you need to keep your business running smoothly. You can access and use these resources anytime and only pay for what you use. IaaS offers a scalable and flexible solution for businesses and individuals to rent computing infrastructure rather than owning and maintaining physical hardware. Users can create, configure, and manage virtual servers and other resources through a web-based dashboard or API (Application Programming Interface). This model prevents the need for initial hardware capital expenditures, lowers operational expenses, and enables quick scaling in response to fluctuating demand. View More: What is Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) in Cloud Computing?

In episode 25 of Venture Everywhere, Scott Hartley, co-founder of Everywhere Ventures, chats with Emma Lawler, co-founder of Velvet. They make infrastructure for startups to unify disparate data sources and ship real-time product features. By unifying all data sources, Velvet leverages AI to automate SQL queries. Not only does Velvet streamline data analysis, but it also facilitates the creation of API endpoints for seamless integration with other tools, democratizing data access and enhancing organizational efficiency. Emma discussed how Velvet's AI-powered platform is revolutionizing data accessibility, empowering every team member to act as a data engineer. In this episode, you will hear:Velvet's platform is driving the evolution of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and UX design.The idea of founder-market fit and capturing VC interest with a compelling founder story and distinctive product differentiation.The nuances of co-founder dating and collaborating on projects to assess compatibility, skill alignment, and shared vision.Velvet's role in addressing data architecture and technical debt challenges while enhancing product experiences with AI.The role of backend data interoperability in creating an intuitive frontend user experience. Learn more about Emma Lawler | VelvetLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/emmalawlerWebsites: emmalawler.com/ and https://www.usevelvet.com/ Learn more about Scott Hartley and Everywhere VenturesWebsites: http://everywhere.vc/ and scotthartley.com Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/scotthartley

In this episode of Crypto 101 we have Andrey Falaeev (Neon Labs) and Gal Stern (deBridge) to break down some promising progress in cross chain communication. The proliferation of blockchains has led to the technology having its own Tower of Babel moment. Without a system or a translator between the different “languages,” the different strands simply can't work and communicate with each other. To solve this problem, Neon EVM, an Ethereum Virtual Machine on Solana, has integrated with deBridge's new Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solution, allowing for full interoperability across blockchain ecosystems.Please Support Our SponsorsCheck out Factor 75 and use my code crypto10150 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.comNetSuite:www.netsuite.com/cryptoGet your FREE copy of "Crypto Revolution" and start making big profits from buying, selling, and trading cryptocurrency today: https://www.cryptorevolution.com/freeSubscribe to YouTube for Exclusive Content:https://www.youtube.com/@crypto101podcastFollow us on social media for leading-edge crypto updates and trade alerts:https://twitter.com/Crypto101Podhttps://instagram.com/crypto_101 Guest Links:Hyperlink in description*This is NOT financial, tax, or legal advice*Boardwalk Flock LLC. All Rights Reserved 2023. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Fog by DIZARO https://soundcloud.com/dizarofrCreative Commons — Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported — CC BY-ND 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Fog-DIZAROMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lAfbjt_rmE8▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Embark on a journey through the ethereal landscapes of Cloud Computing with "Tech Support," your go-to podcast for unraveling the mysteries of IAAS, SAAS, and PAAS. Join us as we demystify the cloud, explore its limitless possibilities, and guide you through the intricacies of Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS), Software as a Service (SAAS), and Platform as a Service (PAAS). Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions and harness the full potential of cloud services for your projects, businesses, or personal pursuits. Subscribe now to "Tech Support" and become part of a community dedicated to navigating the cloud with confidence. Whether you're floating on the clouds or just starting your ascent, our podcast is your trusted guide to mastering IAAS, SAAS, and PAAS in the ever-evolving world of cloud computing.

In this episode of the Backup Wrap-up, we continue our Backup to Basics series by discussing the importance of protecting cloud infrastructure, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). We then dive into the differences between these various cloud services and highlight the need to back up various components of each. We also discuss a recent incident where a Danish hosting company lost a significant amount of customer data due to a ransomware attack, emphasizing the ongoing threat of ransomware and the vulnerability of service providers. Tune in to learn more about safeguarding your data in the cloud.Links to articles mentioned in the post:https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hosting-firm-says-it-lost-all-customer-data-after-ransomware-attack/https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-back-up-restore-your-documents-in-windows-10

On this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Interview Series, host Steven Dickens welcomes Clint Boulton Senior Advisor, Portfolio Marketing, APEX from Dell Technologies for a conversation on the power of Dell APEX and consumption-based multi-cloud strategies. Their discussion covers how Dell APEX aims to offer a cost-effective and flexible Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution by aligning costs with actual consumption and addressing the scaling and cost-containment challenges often seen in Public Clouds. They discuss how the platform provides a comprehensive range of services, including storage, data protection, and multi-cloud options, designed to right-size infrastructure and workloads for efficiency and regulatory compliance. Lastly, they discuss how Dell APEX focuses on life-cycle management to free up IT staff for strategic business initiatives while also incorporating robust security and data governance measures. Key topics in this episode include: Cost-Alignment: APEX's elastic scaling and pay-as-you-go model eliminates overprovisioning and aims to provide cost-effective scaling, addressing limitations of public cloud and FinOps. Comprehensive Service Offerings: Covers a wide array of IaaS needs from storage and data protection to cloud platforms, thereby offering multicloud flexibility and various custom solutions. Workload Efficiency: Allows for intentional placement and right-sizing of workloads, whether in public/private cloud or on-premises, to meet scalability, operational, and regulatory requirements. Resource Optimization: By offloading life-cycle management and other operations, it frees up IT staff for more strategic tasks, supported by Dell's capacity planning, performance gains, and direct support services. Learn more about the value of Dell APEX here.

Parce que… c'est l'épisode 0x344! Shameless plug 29 au 31 août 2023 - Google Next ‘23 21 au 23 novembre 2023 - European Cyber Week février 2024 - SéQCure Formation Crise et résilience Ateliers et conférences (Auto évaluation) Formation PCA 2022 4 Guides pour survivre à une CyberCrise Formation PCA en ligne Description La sécurité en matière de technologie de l'information est cruciale pour les entreprises modernes, en particulier dans le contexte du cloud, où les frontières traditionnelles entre les ressources internes et externes sont de plus en plus floues. C'est le thème central de cette discussion qui aborde les tests d'intrusion dans l'environnement du cloud, une dimension souvent négligée ou mal évaluée par rapport aux approches traditionnelles sur site. Au cours des dernières années, de nombreuses entreprises ont migré leurs ressources vers le cloud. Cependant, ce mouvement a souvent été réalisé sans un accompagnement adéquat, et sans une compréhension profonde de la sécurité du cloud, laissant des failles potentielles qui attirent de plus en plus les attaquants. L'importance d'une approche basée sur un “modèle de sécurité partagé” a été soulignée, surtout lorsqu'on travaille avec des fournisseurs de cloud comme Azure. Dans cet environnement, il ne suffit pas de s'appuyer uniquement sur les mesures de sécurité du fournisseur. Les entreprises doivent également jouer leur rôle en matière de protection. Selon le type de service - Infrastructure en tant que Service (IaaS), Plateforme en tant que Service (PaaS) ou Logiciel en tant que Service (SaaS) - la responsabilité de la sécurité peut varier considérablement. L'une des principales différenciations mises en avant est la gestion de l'identité et de l'accès. Les problèmes tels que la configuration incorrecte du Multifactor Authentication (MFA) ou la mauvaise gestion des équipements dans des services comme Azure peuvent donner aux attaquants un accès direct, mettant ainsi les ressources de l'entreprise en danger. En explorant davantage les environnements de cloud, il est essentiel de comprendre les risques associés aux services conteneurisés comme Kubernetes. Les attaquants peuvent exploiter les faiblesses dans ces configurations pour accéder aux ressources. Lors de l'évaluation de la sécurité du cloud, il ne s'agit pas uniquement de prévention, mais également de réaction. Les entreprises doivent être en mesure de répondre rapidement aux failles potentielles et de comprendre les menaces pour pouvoir les atténuer. La discussion a également évoqué des exemples spécifiques de menaces, notamment les problèmes liés à la gestion des versions dans des services comme SharePoint, où les attaquants peuvent effacer les versions précédentes d'un document, rendant les tentatives de récupération inefficaces. En conclusion, le cloud offre des capacités puissantes et flexibles aux entreprises, mais il nécessite une nouvelle approche en matière de sécurité. Les entreprises doivent adopter des stratégies proactives pour protéger leurs ressources, tout en restant vigilantes face aux évolutions constantes du paysage des menaces. Notes À venir Collaborateurs Nicolas-Loïc Fortin Maxime Lamothe-Brassard Crédits Montage par Intrasecure inc Locaux virtuels par Riverside.fm

On this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Interview Series, host Daniel Newman welcomes Dell Technologies' Chris Burkhart, Director, Outbound & Partner Marketing for Dell APEX for a conversation on the power of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and the challenges Dell is helping its customers overcome in multicloud management, scalability, compliance and sustainability.   Their discussion covers: We discuss the current state of multicloud management, and the key challenges Dell's customers are facing How IaaS helps businesses overcome their scalability and flexibility challenges What benefits organizations can expect in regards to budgets and staff efficiency, and why this is critical in today's workforce We learn some ways that IaaS can help organizations with their sustainability efforts How the Dell APEX solution can drive innovation within organizations

Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023 includes these articles: “Top 5 Picks for the Best ESG Stocks to Buy In 2023 by industryleadersmagazine.com,”; “12 Best Software Infrastructure Stocks to Buy,” by Fahad Saleem; “Best Green Stocks to Invest In,” by Yarka; “Top 10 Renewable Energy Companies,” by Lucy Buchholz; and references to several more articles. Transcript & Links, Episode 107, June 2, 2023 Hello, Ron Robins here. So, welcome to my podcast episode 107 titled “Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023.” It's presented by Investing for the Soul. Investingforthesoul.com is your site for vital global ethical and sustainable investing mentoring, news, commentary, information, and resources. And look at my newly totally revised website at investingforthesoul.com! So, remember that you can find a full transcript, and links to content – including stock symbols and bonus material – on this episode's podcast page located at investingforthesoul.com/podcasts. Now if any terms are unfamiliar to you, simply Google them. Also, a reminder. I do not evaluate any of the stocks or funds mentioned in these podcasts, nor do I receive any compensation from anyone covered in these podcasts. Furthermore, I will reveal to you any personal investments I have in the investments mentioned herein. Additionally, quotes about individual companies are brief so that I can get as many companies covered as possible in the time allowed. Please go to this podcast's webpage for links to the actual articles for more company and stock information. Also, some companies might be covered more than once and there are also ? article links below that time didn't allow me to review them here. ------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023 I'm starting this podcast with this article titled Top 5 Picks for the Best ESG Stocks to Buy In 2023: Sustainable Investment Funds. It's by and found on industryleadersmagazine.com. Here are their picks with some quotes on each of them. “1. Verisk Analytics Inc. (VRSK) Has a very clear ESG policy that has previously helped it achieve the 3rd rank out of 100 companies. The company caters data and risk management solutions to the financial industry. Analysts believe that Verisk Analytics dominates a monopoly in the property and casualty insurance market.  2. Microsoft Corporation (MFST) The largest and most popular software company in the world, Microsoft Corporation has a variety of segments in cloud computing, digital infrastructure, and personal computing. The company has committed to transforming into carbon-negative by 2030. 3. Adobe (ADBE) Adobe has been a dominant player in digital content creation, software, publishing, and cloud storage with its flagship Photoshop software. Marketing analytics tools for business and subscriptions to premium Adobe software make for a brimming multi-billion revenue stream… With a global gender pay parity, Adobe's half income is owed to renewable sources with goals of 100 percent attainment by 2035.  3. Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) Nvidia manufactures graphics processing units (GPUs) for the gaming sector. The company is positioned at strongholds in supercomputers (AI), autonomous cars, and gaming. This is one of the best ESG companies to invest in.  4. JB Hunt Transport Services Inc. (JBHT) … primarily operates in the trucking and rail carrier segments of the United States… JB Hunt has been increasing its dividend payments in recent years.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 2) Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023 Now an article in a segment that most ethical and sustainable investors would consider. The article is titled 12 Best Software Infrastructure Stocks to Buy, by Fahad Saleem, and found on finance.yahoo.com. Here are some quotes by Mr. Saleem on each of his picks. “12. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (NYSE:HPE) Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 37 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company provides software-define infrastructure (SDI) solutions for businesses to help them manage their networking, storage, automation, and overall software development and deployment. 11. Zscaler, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZS) Hedge Fund Holders: 38 Zscaler focuses on the security side of software infrastructure since it's primarily a Cloud security company. It's known for its Cloud infrastructure modernization solution called The Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange. Zscaler also provides Infrastructure as Code services to provide Cloud security. 10. Splunk Inc. (NASDAQ:SPLK) Hedge Fund Holders: 49 Splunk Inc. is known for its infrastructure monitoring solutions that help businesses see their systems' backend in real time, detect and resolve solutions. 9. International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) Hedge Fund Holders: 49 IBM is the biggest provider of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solutions. IBM provides consultancy and deployment solutions related to Cloud infrastructure, storage, networking, AI infrastructure deployment, among other services. 8. Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) Hedge Fund Holders: 61 Cisco Systems provides various solutions for software infrastructure related to virtualization, networking, data centers, performance optimization and more. It is one of the oldest and strongest players in the industry. 7. Oracle Corporation (NASDAQ:ORCL) Hedge Fund Holders: 67 Oracle Corporation is a one-stop shop for software infrastructure solutions and services. The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) provides complete solutions for Cloud deployment, including services related to servers, storage, network, applications and services. 6. VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW) Hedge Fund Holders: 68 VMware provides various solutions for software infrastructure deployment and management, including desktop hypervisor solutions, Cloud infrastructure solutions for Azure, AWS and other Cloud platforms, Cloud automation and more. 5. CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWD) Hedge Fund Holders: 72 Cybersecurity and Cloud services company CrowdStrike Holdings provides Infrastructure as Code (IaC), Cloud infrastructure and infrastructure monitoring services. IaC includes automating infrastructure provisioning, deployment, configuration, and management, orchestrating infrastructure components, configuring and monitoring all systems. 4. Palo Alto Networks Inc. (NYSE:PANW) Hedge Fund Holders: 87 Palo Alto Networks provides Cloud security services that help businesses protect their software infrastructure. Palo Alto Networks Inc.'s Cloud NGFW solutions allows easy deployment of firewalls on Cloud platforms. 3. ServiceNow Inc. (NYSE:NOW) Hedge Fund Holders: 96 ServiceNow provides products and solutions that help businesses keep a smooth flow of operations. ServiceNow Inc.'s services allow Cloud monitoring, IT management, automated deployment of software, easy integrations and more. 2. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) Hedge Fund Holders: 243 Amazon dominates the Cloud markets. It provides software infrastructure solutions and services to small and large businesses. In the first quarter Amazon Web Services revenue jumped 16% on a YoY basis to $21.4 billion… Amazon recently announced that it plans to invest a massive $12.7 billion in cloud infrastructure in India. 1. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) Hedge Fund Holders: 289 Microsoft Corporation is the second biggest player in the Cloud market… As of the end of the first quarter, Microsoft Corporation's market share in the Cloud markets stands at 23%, much higher than Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG). Most importantly, Microsoft Azure grew faster than Amazon Web Services in the first quarter.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 3) Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023 And back to a favorite sector with this article titled Best Green Stocks to Invest In: In-Depth Analysis, by Yarka and seen on cryptosoho.com. Yarka has this to say about his picks. (Note: just brief comments by Yarka are included here.) “1. Tesla (TSLA) Tesla, the electric vehicle (EV) giant, is widely regarded as a compelling investment for several reasons. Market Leadership Technological Innovation Sustainable energy ecosystem Gigafactories and production capacity Global Market Potential Network of superchargers and infrastructure Strong financial performance 2. NIO Inc. (NIO) NIO is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer specializing in premium electric SUVs. They have gained popularity for their innovative designs, advanced autonomous driving capabilities, and battery swapping technology. 3. General Motors Company (GM) General Motors offers a range of EVs, including the Chevrolet Bolt EV and the upcoming GMC Hummer EV. 4. SunPower (SPWR) SunPower Corporation is a leading solar energy company that designs, manufactures, and sells high-performance solar panels and associated solar energy solutions… In addition to solar panel manufacturing, SunPower… offers installation, maintenance, and monitoring solutions to ensure optimal performance and customer satisfaction. Business advantages of investing in SunPower Corporation Vertical Integration Strong brand recognition Diverse Geographic Presence Focus on Energy Storage 5. Beyond Meat, Inc. (BYND) Beyond Meat produces plant-based burgers, sausages, and other meat alternatives that closely resemble the taste and texture of animal-based meat products. Beyond Meat's products are made from plant proteins, such as peas and soy, and have gained popularity among consumers seeking plant-based options. 6. Impossible Foods, Inc. (Private) Impossible Foods is another leading plant-based meat company that specializes in creating realistic meat substitutes. Their flagship product, the Impossible Burger, is made from plant ingredients, including soy protein and heme, which give it a meat-like flavor and texture. 7. Oatly AB (OTLY) Oatly is a Swedish company that produces a range of plant-based dairy alternatives, primarily based on oats. They offer oat milk, oat-based ice cream, yogurt, and other oat-based products. Oatly focuses on sustainable production practices and aims to provide consumers with delicious, environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional dairy products.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 4) Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023 And now to a best-loved industry with this article titled Top 10: Renewable Energy Companies, by Lucy Buchholz, found on sustainabilitymag.com. Here are some of her comments on each company. “10. Canadian Solar Inc. (CSIQ) Market cap: US$2.74bn Canadian Solar specialises in the design and manufacturing of solar photovoltaic modules while offering comprehensive energy solutions. The company undertakes the management of solar power projects and provides operation and maintenance services… Canadian Solar serves customers spanning more than 160 countries. 9. Plug Power Inc. (PLUG) Market cap: US$8.18bn Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Latham, New York, Plug Power has grown to become a significant player in the hydrogen fuel cell industry. 8. Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP) Market cap: $5.16bn Brookfield Renewable Partners operates renewable power facilities worldwide. The company's electricity generation comes from a diverse range of sources, including hydroelectric, wind, solar, distributed generation, pumped storage, cogeneration and biomass. 7. Algonquin Power & Utilities (AQN) Market cap: $5.2bn Based in Oakville, Ontario, Canada, Algonquin Power & Utilities delivers regulated utility services and renewable energy solutions to a customer base exceeding one million across North America. The company actively invests in a diverse range of clean and renewable energy sources, including solar power, wind energy, hydroelectric power and thermal energy. 6. Siemens Gamesa (GCTAF) Market cap: $12.97 With a presence in over 90 countries, Siemens Gamesa offers a range of equipment and services related to onshore and offshore wind turbines, turbine gearboxes, and off-grid systems. 5. Vestas (VWS.CO) Market cap: $29.58bn Based in Denmark, Vestas Wind Systems is a wind energy company that specialises in the design, manufacturing and installation of wind turbines. With a global presence, the company has successfully deployed wind turbines in numerous countries worldwide, by harnessing the collective expertise of 29,000 employees.  4. Orsted A/S (ORSTED.CO) Market cap: $36.19bn Renewable energy company Orsted A/S excels in the development, construction and operation of offshore wind farms. The Danish company holds the prestigious title of being the world's largest developer of offshore wind power. 3. Iberdrola SA (IBDRY) Market cap: US$72.67 Iberdrola SA is… headquartered in Bilbao, Spain. It holds a prominent position as one of the largest utility providers globally… Iberdrola primarily engages in the generation, distribution and sale of electricity, and boasts a diverse energy portfolio, encompassing sources such as wind, hydro, nuclear and natural gas. 2. NextEra Energy, Inc. (NEE) Market cap: US$147.57bn Headquartered in Florida… NextEra Energy is… one of the largest renewable energy producers in the world… By 2025, NextEra Energy aims to decrease its carbon dioxide emissions rate by 67% in comparison to 2005 levels. 1. General Electric (GE) Market Cap: US$89.02bn The company has made significant strides in the development of green energy solutions and has emerged as a key player in the industry. GE's commitment to sustainability is reflected in its focus on renewable energy sources, particularly in the development of wind turbines… GE has also invested in other renewable energy technologies, including solar power and hydroelectricity.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- Other Honorable Mention – not in any order 1. Title: Insiders Show Confidence in Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital with Stock Purchases Despite Stake Reduction by California Public Employees Retirement System on beststocks.com. By Elaine Mendonça. 2. Title: Investing in iShares ESG Aware MSCI EAFE ETF: A Unique Edge in an Ever-Changing Investment Landscape on beststocks.com. By Yasmim Mendonça. Article from Australia 1. Title: 3 ASX All Ordinaries shares I don't think will stay cheap for long on fool.com.au. By Tristan Harrison. ------------------------------------------------------------- Ending Comment Well, these are my top news stories with their stock and fund tips -- for this podcast titled: “Best ESG Stocks to Buy for 2023.” Now, please be sure to click the like and subscribe buttons on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or wherever you download or listen to this podcast. That helps bring these podcasts to others like you. And please click the share buttons to share this podcast with your friends and family. Let's promote ethical and sustainable investing as a force for hope and prosperity in these terribly troubled times! Contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for listening. Talk to you next on June 16th. And, again, look at my new totally revised website at investingforthesoul.com! Tell me what you think! Bye for now.   © 2023 Ron Robins, Investing for the Soul

"The operating infrastructure of health plans rely on technology to expedite processes, scale, react quickly to regulatory changes and changes in the market."Technology debt is the cost of maintaining legacy software systems over time, often built in hard code. Updates and workarounds are expensive and the process for implementation is slow, but there's also the opportunity cost, business goals and timelines to consider. In order to adapt to the fast-paced landscape of today's health plan operations, plans need to be nimble and adaptable to change to stay competitive. There are tool sets in the cloud that allow for innovation of processes, software products, and the ability to scale which wasn't previously available. There are many different ways to leverage the cloud and a spectrum of what it means to be cloud-native.  Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) takes all the same servers, infrastructure, and architecture that's in place today, keeps it in-tact and runs it virtually in the cloud. For many this has a lot of benefits, scales, and can be optimized. The next step in the evolution on the spectrum is Platform as a Service (PaaS). This gets rid of the limitation of having the infrastructure and architecture lifted into the cloud and it builds an infrastructure through code by leveraging the cloud-native storage, tools, and technology as the platform itself for software services, products and applications—allowing for greater innovation capacity. PaaS allows for quick scaling, up or down,  enhanced automation and connectivity between development pipelines, heightened security, API management, governance and toolsets. Beyond the cloud's abundant flexibility, speed and configurability, it's a more cost-effective environment.About Our GuestLarry Moncol leads Advantasure's product software and technology platforms. 

CWSI, one of Europe's most experienced mobile and cloud security specialists, has announcesdit will reduce over-permission risks for businesses in Ireland and the UK with the launch of Microsoft Entra Permissions Management. CWSI is one of the first Microsoft partners to provide the solution, which it's introducing in response to increased multi-cloud adoption among its customers. Microsoft Entra acts as a unified permissions management tool for businesses, enabling them to automate privilege management across multiple cloud platforms in a consistent and thorough manner. It enables privilege management in both cloud infrastructure and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platforms and is designed to support across Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The technology proactively monitors and remediates permission risks for any identity across multi-cloud environments in real-time, while mitigating over-privilege issues and ensuring compliance. It enables organisations to control their infrastructure, protect, verify, and govern data, and detect exposures in their security postures. It permits the benchmarking of the Cloud platform against proven industry standards such as CIS and NIST permitting real time monitoring of the risk surface by the CISO and security teams. The automation and tools provided ensure that companies are able to get the maximum capability across multiple vendors platforms through the normalization that Entra Permissons Management provides to the administrative user. Where gaps in training/certification and production/workload pressure brings the risk of error Entra Permissions Management reduces or removes these. CWSI's highly skilled and accredited Microsoft experts will provide ongoing managed support to customers following the deployment of the Entra Permissions Management solution. It can guide them through the stages, identifying the priorities, and deliver a hardened operational platform with minimal permission risk. CWSI is a five-time Microsoft Gold Partner and was recently named Microsoft Ireland's Partner of the Year 2022 for Security. CWSI launched its dedicated Microsoft Security and Endpoint Management practice in 2019 and since then, has invested more than €2.5 million in its ongoing development. Last year, it became the first Irish Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), to become a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA). MISA is an ecosystem of independent software vendors and managed security service providers that have integrated their solutions with Microsoft security products to better defend against a world of increasing threats. Ronan Murphy, CEO, CWSI: “We're excited to deepen our partnership with Microsoft following the introduction of this innovative cloud solution to our Microsoft portfolio. It comes at a crucial time when the number of machine identities are growing rapidly, which is increasing the risk of breaches and over-privilege in organisations. High turnover rates and past employees retaining privileged access to data is also a major concern for businesses and this solution gives organisations better control over its permissions, ultimately reducing cyber risks. “Identity is the foundation of security and with the rapid acceleration of digital transformation, technology and the cloud now touch business operations on a daily basis. There are millions of interactions happening every second. Security challenges have become broader, and they require a broader solution – Microsoft Entra Permissions Management is enabling organisations to confidently reduce their risk in real-time.” See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast ema...

Despite being a latecomer to the space, Huawei Cloud is today the 5th largest Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider in the world, according to a report released by Gartner in June 2021. Hear from representatives from Huawei Singapore on their journey to compliance with the Singapore authorities, and how their unique offerings are helping their customers. Tune in to this episode of Ask A CISO to hear:

今日は先端技術をめぐる競争の話です。最近クラウドに関して、SaaSとかPaaS、IaaSという言葉があります。SaaS、PaaS、IaaSというのは全部アルファベット４文字なんですけれど、２つ目と３つ目と４つ目は全部同じで、as a Serviceのことです。SaaSはSoftware as a Service、PaaSはPlatform as a Service、IaaSはInfrastructure as a Serviceの略称です。クラウドを使ったサービスとして何が出来るのか。 Software as a Serviceというのが、メールソフトや会計ソフトや顧客管理ソフトといったソフトがクラウドにおいてあるのを皆で使いましょうというものです。その次にPlatform as a ServiceやInfrastructure as a Serviceとは何かというと、Platformというとサーバやネットワークの回線だけではなくて、オペレーティングソフトやミドルウエアもプラットフォームの中に入っています。一方、IaaSというのはInfrastructureだけ使ってくださいというものです。サーバや回線はクラウドのものを使ってください、しかしオペレーティングソフトやミドルウエアは自分で好きなものを使ってくださいということになっています。そういう意味ではPlatform as a Serviceということになると全部お任せで、MicrosoftのAzureやGoogleのGoogle CloudやAmazonのＡＷＳの世界三大クラウドと言っているのはこのPlatform as a Serviceのことです。IaaSはクラウドの中のソフトではなくて自分のオペレーティングソフトやミドルウェアを使うことになるので、クラウドを使うことと、on-premiseといって自分の会社の中でネットワークを作ることと両方セットのハイブリッドで作りましょうというようなものです。クラウドといっても様々なパターンが起こりつつあります。 通信の５Ｇや６Ｇがあります。通信量は2020年から2030年にかけて15倍になると言われています。そこでネットワークも光ファイバーは次世代ファイバーを、あるいは衛星ネットワークで通信をという話が出てきています。５Ｇは日本もアメリカも中国に大敗したので、６Ｇで勝負しようといろいろと画策しています。５Ｇと６Ｇとどう違うか知っていますか。速度が10倍くらい速くなる、繋げる機器が10倍くらいになる等に加えて、メタバースのような様々な動画や自動運転に対応できなければなりません。そうすると通信の容量がものすごく上がってきます。10年程で５Ｇでは足りなくて６Ｇに移行しなければいけないということになります。電波が届く距離が今まで１キロ程だったものが６Ｇでは100～200ｍしか届かないということになり、人口の10倍近くの基地局が必要ということになります。なぜそんなに大量に作れるのか、それは今度の基地局が大きいものではなく、携帯電話程度の大きさなので、色んなところに付随させて作ればいいものだからです。 通信容量が増える理由の一つでメタバースがあります。メタバースというのは、仮想空間の中に自分たちのアバターを送り込んでそこで色んなやりとりが出来るサービスです。最初にヘッドマウントディスプレイのようなものを付けてその仮想空間に入り込みます。仮想空間の中では自分のアバターが出て来て、見たり、聞いたり、買ったり、移動したりできます。メタバースでは様々な体験ができます。映画を見たり、音楽を聴いたり、単なるＥコマースではなくて、アバターが試着することもできます。車に乗ったり、オートバイに乗ったり、電車に乗ったり、船に乗ったり、飛行機に乗ったり、全部アバターが乗り移動します。それからテーマパークでアバターが遊ぶこともできます。 ヘッドマウントディスプレイなので見たりとか聞いたりは出来ますが、食べて味わうということは出来ません。もちろん未来になったらもしかしたらできるかもしれません。今のところまだそこが限界ですが、様々な試みが行われています。できることが増えていくと、人間にとってのメタバースの価値がさらに上がっていきます。 今日のまとめです。先端技術をめぐる競争はＡＩや量子技術など、段々普通の人はよくわからなくなってきています。半導体も何にでも使えるという汎用でなくて専用の半導体、さらにクラウドやネットワークやIoT等、開発を進めなければならない分野も煩雑になってきています。日本は小さい国なので、アメリカや中国に比べる資金や人材の使い方に限界があります。最近注目すべきはメタバースに何が起こるのかということで、FacebookがMetaという名前に変わって何か面白いメタバースをきっと放り込んでくるのではと思われます。我々に何が出来るのか試してみないといけないということです。

The market is flooded with financial data. Firms are sitting on goldmines of information, yet most are not deriving maximum value from it. To unlock this value, data integration is key. It enables different systems, including those used by advisors and their clients, to communicate with each other. By having all of the data centralized in one place and accessible by all relevant systems, firms are able to gain a holistic view of their clients and their portfolios. Only then can they deliver truly excellent customer experiences. In this episode, Tommy talks with Kyle Van Pelt, CEO at Milemarker, an Integration as a Service (IaaS) company that delivers a fully-managed data integration platform for financial services companies. Prior to joining Milemarker, Kyle held leadership positions with several advisor tech companies, including wealth management platform Skience and risk management software Riskalyze.  Kyle talks with Tommy about how technology integration is a challenge for advisory businesses and how Milemarker can help solve it, new developments taking place in the wealth management industry, and why data integration is key to delivering excellent client and advisor experiences. Key Takeaways [01:57] - How Kyle began his professional career. [03:58] - Kyle's journey into the fintech and wealth tech industries. [05:39] - What cold calling is and how it works. [09:28] - How Kyle developed his expertise in wealth technology. [12:50] - How technology integration is a challenge for advisory businesses. [14:37] - How Milemarker solves data integration problems among financial services companies. [15:46] - An example of how an API (Application Programming Interface) works. [19:04] - What developments have been taking place in the wealth management industry. [23:05] - The power of data in delivering excellent advisor and client experiences. [26:29] - What Kyle learned from college sports setbacks. Quotes [13:48] - "Every financial advisor at the end of the day, their business is how well they serve their clients. So, when your technology is not talking to itself the way that you need it to, these firms cannot accurately represent themselves the way that they want to to clients and to prospective clients ultimately because they are not in control of their own data journey." - Kyle Van Pelt [22:27] - "We like to say at Milemarker, it's your data, your rules. If you have all of that at your control, you can write the rules about what type of client experience you want to build, what type of advisor experience you want to build, and what type of executive experience you want to build." - Kyle Van Pelt [25:02] - "You shouldn't be driving around with a foggy windshield in your business. You shouldn't be driving around without being able to answer the strategic questions. Your data, your rules." - Kyle Van Pelt Links  Kyle Van Pelt on LinkedIn Milemarker Pelicans Liberty University Riskalyze Mammoth.vc Black Diamond Planners Skience Jud Mackrill Kim Mackrill Orion Advisor Technology Uber Twilio Amazon Redshift Envestnet Vestia Personal Wealth Advisors Hightower Advisors Connect with our hosts Mammoth Tommy on LinkedIn Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Learn more about Mammoth Scientific's Health & Tech Fund 1 When you move beyond the point of making sure your retirement goals are on track, your investment opportunities are wider than just publicly traded funds. Step into the world of investing in venture capital by learning more about Mammoth Scientific's Health & Tech Fund 1. Curated by some of the leading medical and fintech experts, Mammoth's Fund 1 is paving the way for health science and tech innovation. If you're interested in helping patient care, provider insight, and instrumentation go beyond possibility and into reality, check it out today at Mammoth.vc. Visit Mammoth.vc today!

Episode Summary In this episode of the Solar Maverick Podcast, Benoy speaks with Mark Culpepper who is the GM for global solar solutions at DroneBase, which is accurately and cost-effectively inspect solar assets to identify system anomalies so you can increase energy output, recover lost energy revenue, and mitigate risk.  Mark Culpepper speaks about many interesting topics like how Dronebase is able troubleshoot modules with thermal scan at scale, manned aircrafts allow thermal scan at scale compared to drones, and Dronebase is going to scan about 80GW next year and exponentially going forward Benoy Thanjan Benoy Thanjan is the Founder and CEO of Reneu Energy, as well as an advisor for several solar startup companies. Reneu Energy is a premier international solar energy consulting firm and developer, and the company focuses on developing commercial and industrial solar, as well as utility-scale solar plus storage projects. The company also sources financing for solar projects and hedges both energy and environmental commodities.  Benoy received his first experience in Finance as an intern at D.E. Shaw & Co., which is a global investment firm with 37 billion dollars in investment capital. Before founding Reneu Energy, he was the SREC Trader in the Project Finance Group for SolarCity, which merged with Tesla in 2016. He originated SREC trades with buyers and co-developed their SREC monetization and hedging strategy with the senior management of SolarCity, to move into the east coast markets. Benoy also worked at Vanguard Energy Partners, Ridgewood Renewable Power, and Deloitte & Touche. Mark Culpepper Mark Culpepper is the GM for global solar solutions at DroneBase, which is accurately and cost-effectively inspect solar assets to identify system anomalies so you can increase energy output, recover lost energy revenue, and mitigate risk. Mark started Precision Precision XYZ, a drone data services firm focused exclusively on the solar sector that was purchased He has extensive experience as a senior technology executive working in sectors ranging from general aviation to data communications and wireless technology to network security and distributed energy, and have lived through three technology commoditization cycles - Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Solar Energy as a Service (SEaaS), and Drone Service Providers (DSPs). As CTO and GM of Global Services at SunEdison, I leveraged IoT technology to lead the development of the world's first global service operations for distributed solar energy systems. Stay Connected: Benoy Thanjan Email: info@reneuenergy.com  LinkedIn: Benoy Thanjan Website: https://www.reneuenergy.com   Mark Culpepper Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-culpepper-592291/ Website:  https://dronebase.com/industries/solar#insights-solar-get-quote   Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on iTunes,Podbean, and youtube. Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on iTunes,Podbean, youtube, and most of the major podcast platforms. This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry (www.podcastlaundry.com)                

Neben der Nutzung der Microsoft 365 Dienste ist auch der Einsatz der Microsoft Azure Cloud in Unternehmen weit verbreitet. Die Azure Cloud als Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) und teilweise Plattform as a Service (PaaS) stellt eine gewichtige Alternative zur AWS Cloud dar. Daher schaut Heiko Gossen in dieser Themenfolge gemeinsam mit Fatih Ataoglu, Head of Data Privacy & Security von Microsoft Deutschland, auf die datenschutzrelevanten Themen beim Einsatz der Azure Dienste. Neben den Fragen, „Wer ist mein Vertragspartner?“ und „Wo finde ich das DPA“ geht es auch um Zertifizierungen der Core-Dienste und den Verantwortungsanteil der Kunden.

It is said that modern insurance can trace its roots at the Greater Fire of London in 1666, and the first accident insurance became available in the late 19th century. But as they say… that is ancient history.These days, the insurance industry is under siege not by customer looking to buy insurance but by outsiders taking the business and with that – its clients.In a nutshell, the insurance industry is discovering what banks have learned years ago, digital technology is empowering non-traditional insurers to capture marketshare and potentially make insurers obsolete at their own game.But we believe it's never too late to part of innovation. EY says insurers must embrace change and rethink business models to move towards a compliant, secure and digitally enabled operating model to enhance customer, employee, partner and other stakeholder experiences. The tools are here, what is needed is a willingness to embrace the possibilities.With us today is Peter Tay, Chief Digital Officer, NTUC Income to talk about the innovations that are transformation the insurance sector. Peter, welcome to PodChats for FutureCIO.1.       First, in a nutshell, what is the business of NTUC Income?2.       What is Insurance-as-a-Service (IaaS)?3.       Where are the market opportunities and appetite for IaaS in Southeast Asia?4.       How will IaaS enable Income's regional partners to grow new market segments and revenue streams?5.       How will the rise of digital consumers change the insurance landscape in the region?6.       What does the outlook for digital insurance in Southeast Asia look like?7.       What is your advise to insurers when considering insurance-as-a-service?

NTUC Income or Income will be making its first foray overseas in three emerging Southeast Asian markets through partnerships with key players in the respective local insurance scenes. Peter Tay, Chief Digital Officer, NTUC Income shares what their new Insurance-as-a-Service (IaaS) model entail and the role Income can play to catalyse the shift in overseas insurance landscapesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Estamos en el ocaso del Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS) y las soluciones nativas del cloud combinados con Kubernetes han tomado el liderazgo de los servicios de la Nube. En este episodio trajimos a Walter Novoa Sr. Cloud Solution Architect DNU at Microsoft. Mi nombre es Oswaldo Alvarez y esto es Coffee Power Curso Liderazgo: Gerencia en Tecnología / Ingeniería 2021

Heute starten wir eine dreiteilige Reihe zur Cloud Security. Heiko Gossen begrüßt dazu den sehr erfahrenen und kompetenten Experten Carsten Marmulla im Datenschutz Talk. Neben einer kurzen Klärung der verschiedenen Cloud-Varianten Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) und Software as a Service (SaaS) geht es vor allem um grundsätzliche Fragen der Informationssicherheit, die VOR der Verlagerung von IT-Services in die Cloud geklärt werden sollten. Dabei geht es auch darum, welche Verantwortung hinsichtlich der Sicherheit beim Kunden verbleibt und welche Verantwortung übernimmt der Cloud-Anbieter. Als Kunde ist es sehr wichtig, sich dieser geteilten Verantwortung bewusst zu sein und zu verstehen, denn nur so lassen sich Verantwortungslücken vermeiden. Weitere Aspekte sind bspw. auch die Benutzerverwaltung in der Cloud, Modellierung der Infrastrukur, Golden Images, Public und Private Cloud sowie Zugriffsbeschränkung für Daten.

Sempre que falamos sobre Cloud Computing e o mundo de Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) imaginarmos um portal com diversas opções, fácil interação, gráficos e relatórios por todos os lados. Mas e a automação de tudo isso? Como avançar do mundo “as a service” para o “as a code”? Confira o episódio de hoje onde conversamos sobre “Infrastructure as a Code” ou, no bom português, “Infraestrutura como código”.Você pode nos acompanhar em www.instagram.com/entre.chaves ou mandar a sua pergunta/dúvida no email entrechaves@dtidigital.com.br

In de reeks over de cloud de tweede aflevering. We praten over cloud computing en haar  3 verschillende kernfuncties:  Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS),  Platform as a Service (PaaS) en  Software as a Service (SaaS). Ook  DRaaS, Disaster Recovery as a Service en containers komen aan bod. Veel ingewikkelde termen maar na het luisteren van de podcast weet jij er alles van. Veel luitsterplezier!

Welcome back to Intellicast! The guys have another great episode for you this week. Starting off, Brian Lamar and Producer Brian discuss the news that Kroger plans on testing drone delivery in Centerville, and how they feel about it. Next, they dive into the latest market research news. In the first story, the guys discuss the new umbrella company of Confirmit and FocusVision, Forsta. Brian talks about the meaning behind the name, while Producer Brian talks about the brand equity they were able to maintain by continuing to operate the individual brands. In the second story, the guys talk about Ipsos’ latest earnings report, and what it means for the overall industry. They also talk about the recent announcement that Alexis Nasard, the CEO of Kantar, is stepping down after only 4 months on the job. In what seems to be an ongoing topic over the last couple of episodes, the guys talk about the latest news to come from Numerator about a new omnichannel market share measurement system. In the next story, Brian and Producer Brian discuss the latest ruling from the US Supreme Court on autodialers, and the impact it will have on market research. In the final couple of stories, the guys discuss Lucid’s new partnership with The Trade Desk, and PureSpectrum’s acquisition of Instant Insights from UpWave. Enjoy! The Sample Landscape: 2021 Edition is now available! Download our free report to understand how panels change over time, how the pandemic impacted the sample industry, and much more! Click here to get your copy: https://emi-rs.com/the-sample-landscape/ Want to catch up on our blogs? Click here: https://emi-rs.com/blog/ You can learn more about EMI’s DIY sample platform, CONNECTOR, and request a demo by visiting our website at www.emi-rs.com/connector/. Missed one of our webinars or want to get some of our whitepapers and reports? You can find it all on our Resources page on our website here: https://emi-rs.com/resources/ Got a suggestion or feedback? Reach out to us at Intellicast@emi-rs.com, or on Twitter at @Intellicast1, or leave us a voicemail on our call-in line at 513-401-5463.

In dieser Folge geht es um die drei am häufigsten verwendeten Begriffe im Zusammenhang mit Cloud-Services: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Plattform as a Service (PaaS) und Software as a Service (SaaS)

In this episode I talk with Jim Freeman, Head of Solutions at OnApp. OnApp provides a complete Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) software platform for hosting companies, cloud providers, managed service providers and telecoms companies. Service Providers can create a wide range of cloud, dedicated hosting, CDN, DNS and storage services on top of commodity datacenter infrastructure; automate them completely through a central control panel. Jim and I discuss the early days backing Xen as a compute platform, the key partnership with VMware and OnApp's Federation service which is a true Cloud Computing Marketplace. OnApp was founded in 2010 and is based the United Kingdom. Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned DELL, VMware, KVM, Xen, Kubernetes, VMware Cloud Director, NSX-v, NSX-T Web: https://onapp.com OnApp Federation: https://onapp.com/onapp-federation Interested in being on #GTwGT? https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is een vorm van cloud computing waarmee een gebruiker toegang krijgt tot een (virtuele) IT infrastructuur en daarbij enkel betaalt voor hetgeen daadwerkelijk wordt gebruikt. Ronald Klaasse legt in een gesprek met Clemens Esser uit wat de voordelen zijn van IaaS, wat daarbij komt kijken en geeft tips hoe bedrijven en organisaties ermee aan de slag kunnen gaan.

Birdie is the AI-based Insights-as-a-Service (IaaS) platform that helps CPG brands extract actionable consumer insights from unstructured data to predict category trends, anticipate product crises, and discover promotional opportunities in key retail channels in real time. Developed in collaboration with industry-leading veterans of the CPG and AI technology worlds, Birdie offers brands a powerful new system of intelligence that puts valuable, but previously neglected, data to use. Today, Birdie works with some of the world’s leading brands like Samsung, P&G, Whirlpool.Birdie, the technology company that is revolutionizing how CPG brands do market research, today announced it has raised $1.6 million in a seed funding round led by ASTELLA, a Brazilian-based venture firm. The company plans to use the new funding to support Birdie’s expansion in the US, where the company plans to grow its sales and marketing teams, and accelerate the development of new features related to integration with other data sources.Birdie helps consumer brands get granular Consumer Insights from e-commerce reviews and other relevant sources such as Reddit and CNET, just to name a few. Our solution interprets millions of consumer conversations in real-time, allowing our clients to understand key product attributes consumers like and dislike, anticipate trends and crises, and discover untapped opportunities to grow market share.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BDL59C3CUWGXS&source=url)

In this episode of UPL Insights, we’re looking at the changing role that agribusiness is playing to support farms and farmers around the world. Florent Clair is joined by Dhruv Sawney, Business Head and COO of nurture.farm, to discuss Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS) and how digital platforms are helping to solve last-mile delivery for smallholder farmers. To know more about us follow us on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/upl_global/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/UPLGlobal/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/UPLLtd

BJ O’Reilly has worked with Sage software solutions for over 25 years. He began as a Sage 100 consultant and launched Information Systems Management (ISM) in 2001. He served as the President and Principal at ISM for 17 years, until the company merged with SWK Technologies, Inc. in 2018. BJ now serves as Chief Technology Officer at SWK and manages the Secure Cloud Hosting practice, delivering the benefits of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and cloud application hosting to SWK’s software clients.  SWK is offering No Set Up Fees + 30 days of hosting for Free. 

There's no doubt that cloud computing as a platform and a technology has been rapidly growing and evolving in the past decade. Everything, I mean everything is in the cloud nowadays. But is that growth sustainable? On this episode of the Software and Technology podcast brought to you by Marketscale, host Sean Heath sought the answer from two experts: Ed Stockton, Vice President of Services and Pablo Gomez, Services Engagement Group Manager, both at ViON. The Virginia-based company implements and manages Infrastructure “as-a-Service” (IaaS) and Platform “as-a-Service” (PaaS) as well as multicloud solutions including private, hybrid, public cloud, and multicloud. "I don't think there's any risk of the cloud computing infrastructure disappearing anytime soon," Stockton said. "The sustainability of the platform itself is very confident." Confidence is good considering the sheer volume of data that cloud platforms are storing. "We're creating more data in one year than we'll have created in the entire history of humankind," Stockton said. But that amount of data can lead to cloud sprawl, similar to service sprawl a decade ago. "Whenever people are accessing cloud technologies, it's very easy to turn systems on, use them, and kind of forget about them," Gomez said. "When you need another system, you figure it's really easy so I can turn on another one. Then before you know it if you're not closely managing your cloud environment, you can have all these machines stood up and the problem is you're paying for systems and workload that you're not even really using anymore."

The performance of your applications is central to the success of your IT organization. Many factors can affect the performance of your applications including network latency which is impacted by, among other things, the physical distance between the deployed virtual machines. Ziv Rafalovich joins Donovan Brown to show how Proximity Placement Groups help you co-locate your Azure infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) resources and achieve lower network latency.[00:03:25] DemoIntroducing proximity placement groupsCo-locate resources for improved latencyPreview: Deploy VMs to proximity placement groups using Azure CLIAzure Virtual Machines overviewCreate a free account (Azure)

The performance of your applications is central to the success of your IT organization. Many factors can affect the performance of your applications including network latency which is impacted by, among other things, the physical distance between the deployed virtual machines. Ziv Rafalovich joins Donovan Brown to show how Proximity Placement Groups help you co-locate your Azure infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) resources and achieve lower network latency.[00:03:25] DemoIntroducing proximity placement groupsCo-locate resources for improved latencyPreview: Deploy VMs to proximity placement groups using Azure CLIAzure Virtual Machines overviewCreate a free account (Azure)

Brendan Lee is the CEO & Co-Founder of Nodesmith. He holds a master’s degree in Computer Science, and has spent much of his career building developer platforms. In this episode, Brendan and I discuss: The complexities around running a full node and how Nodesmith solves that problem We go over some of the concerns developers and engineers may have. For example, if you outsource your full node, who controls the keys? Or, what are Nodesmith’s API standards? And, from an economic perspective, we look at the Nodesmith business model – “Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)”

In this episode, Tracy Lee, Rob Ocel, James Spivey, & Jarrod Overson talk about infrastructure. Topics Discussed:* Differences between monolithic and microservice architectures* Considerations on architecture when using GraphQL* Challenges in migrating from a monolith to a microservice/serverless architecture* Hipster - CLI tool for building microservices and integrating with front-end frameworks* Pitfalls when breaking up monoliths* Rise of NoSQL tools and differences from relational databases* How to choose a database on a new project* Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offerings and benefits* What do beginners need to know about infrastructure?* Running infrastructure at the edge!* Security concerns with IaaS providers

En este episodio hablamos con Cristian Borghello sobre Seguridad y Pentest Cloud. Tipos de Cloud, significado y diferencias entre Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) entre otros temas relacionados a Cloud. Algunas preguntas fueron: ¿Qué es eso de Pentesting Cloud? ¿Qué tipos de Cloud existen? ¿Qué significa y diferencia hay cuando es Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS)? ¿Qué diferencia hay entre un Pentest tradicional vs Cloud? ¿Cuál es el procedimiento o requisitos para un Pentest Cloud? ¿Es lo mismo AWS o Azure? Invitados: Cristian Boerghello (@SeguInfo) Recopilatorio de herramientas para seguridad de AWS *-CIS Benchmark Tool AWS *-S3 Scanner *-Azurite *-Pacu Staff: Diego (@BlackMantisSeg) Maxi (@MaxiSoler) Carlos (@carlosloyo23) Santiago (@friquetito) Emiliano (@emilianox) Marcos (@artsweb)

Take a 10,000-foot Pacific Northwest view of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS) to get a handle on your disaster recovery plans and archival strategy as we explore the cloudy side of the data center. 

Time was, the chief disasters that worried IT were natural disasters – things like fires, floods, earthquakes and tornados. In other words, you had to worry about your on-premises data center going down. But that’s changing, as more pieces of your data center move offsite. With Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) becoming more common, the ways you protect your data have to evolve. That’s especially true when it comes to the biggest IaaS provider of all, Amazon Web Services (AWS). The AWS public cloud and disaster recovery is the topic of this “10 on Tech” podcast, featuring Cloud Daddy CEO Joe Merces. He chats with ActualTech Media Partner James Green about the new ways you’re vulnerable in the cloud era, and how to keep yourself safe from these new threats. Highlights of the show include: The changing disaster recovery landscape How ransomware has forced new thinking about data protection Real-world examples of the frightening impact of ransomware What “security hygiene” is and why it’s crucial Why security in the public cloud is different Resource links from the show: Cloud Daddy -- https://www.clouddaddy.com/ Atlanta's ransomware attack may cost the city $17 Million -- https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/cybersecurity/atlanta-s-ransomware-attack-may-cost-the-city-17m.html The rise of targeted ransomware -- https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2018/09/11/the-rise-of-targeted-ransomware/ We hope you enjoy this episode; and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher.

Lucie Newcomb was first featured on episode #038 of this podcast. She is the head of The NewComm Global Group, Inc., a management consulting firm that specializes in global markets expansion and leadership development for the B2B technology and services sector. For over 20 years now, Lucie has been helping her clients grow their brands and revenue streams worldwide – including into Emerging Markets – and often serves as an interim or fractional CMO for B2B companies. In addition to her role at The NewComm Global Group, Lucie is a Global Mentor with the U.S. Department of State's Global Innovation - Science & Technology (GIST) program. She has also served on the Advisory Board of Brand2Global, the leading conference series on global marketing and branding. Currently, Lucie is working on go-to-market strategies for tech startups that specialize Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), the Internet of Things (IoT), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and Software solutions. On this episode, Lucie focuses on the particular challenges and opportunities for business looking to enter today's Emerging Markets.   Links: ​The NewComm Global Group website​ Lucie on LinkedIn Lucie on Twitter​​  

Do you realize that literally every product and service is slowly moving towards subscriptions?  First it was your essential services - like Cable TV and Phone. Then it was channels like HBO and ShowTime. Then Netflix popularized the Unlimited DVD's by mail model. Then it came to music with Spotify. And then it was software providers like Adobe - did you know that you can't even buy just Photoshop any more? You HAVE to sign up for their entire Creative Cloud Subscription Service even if you want to use just one software out of their entire suite of products. And now it's coming to hardware - recently, Microsoft announced that they're launching an Xbox subscription which comes with an actual Xbox gaming console, and 2 separate streaming services, all bundled into one monthly fee. Software as a Service - SaaS, Platform as a Service - PaaS, Infrastructure as a Service - IaaS, Desktop as a Service - DaaS, the list just keeps going. What does all this have to do with you? Listen to the show for the rest. To learn more about creating membership sites and online courses and selling online and building a profitable online business, check out my full-length podcast at https://SubscribeMe.fm  And to listen to older episodes of this show, visit https://CutToTheChase.fm 

In Episode 2 widmen wir uns dem Thema "Infrastructure as a Service" (IaaS), der einfachsten Variante der Cloud. Hierbei wird die Infrastruktur vom Server bis hin zum Netzwerk und Netzwerkkomponenten virtualisiert. Aus diesem Grund wird auch noch auf die Themen Azure, Azure Stack, Hyper-V und ein bisschen Geschichte in Bezug auf Virtual PC eingegangen. Begleitend zum Podcast an dieser Stelle die Kontaktpunkte für Ihr Feedback: Homepage: www.orange-networks.de Facebook: www.facebook.com/CloudUnterwegs Twitter: twitter.com/CloudUnterwegs Soundeffects via www.freesfx.co.uk

Learn about the differences between four main categories of cloud computing: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) vs Platform as a Service (PaaS) vs Backend as a Service (BaaS) vs Functions as a Service (FaaS).

This week on the podcast, we chat with a couple of NetApp’s cloud guys – Mark Beaupre and John Fullbright – about the latest way to consume ONTAP storage. Join us as we talk about Infrastructure as a Service in AWS and Azure and find out where it’s heading and when you can get access.

In Episode 39, Ben and Scott provide an overview of onboarding into Azure Virtual Machines and the associated Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) components of Azure. Azure Virtual Machines Create a Windows virtual machine with the Azure portal Create a Windows virtual machine from an ARM Template Azure Quickstart Templates Overview of Azure PowerShell Use the Azure CLI […] The post Episode 39 – Azure IaaS: VMs and Storage appeared first on Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast.

Paul Nash, Group Product Manager for Compute Engine at Google Cloud, joins us to discuss being the first company to bring the Intel® Xeon® Scalable platform to the cloud. Google Cloud is an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering that delivers to consumers some of the cloud technologies that Google developed to power services like Google Search and Gmail. In this interview, Nash talks about the decade-long collaboration history between Google and Intel, the Intel Xeon Scalable platform features that have Google most excited, and the benefits customers already are seeing with Intel Xeon Scalable processors and workloads like genomics, weather forecasting, financial services, and scientific visualization. For more information on Google Cloud, please visit https://cloud.google.com/intel and https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/. For more information on the Intel Xeon Scalable platform, please check out the Intel Xeon Scalable platform launch at https://launchevent.intel.com, learn more at https://intel.com/xeonscalable, and look for #XeonScalable on Twitter.

Microsoft Azure ist eine Sammlung integrierter Cloud Dienste, die ständig erweitert wird. Unternehmen nutzen Azure unter anderem, um Anwendungen über ein globales Netzwerk aus Rechenzentren zu erstellen, bereitzustellen und zu verwalten. Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) ist eine sofort nutzbare Computing Infrastruktur, die über das Internet bereitgestellt und verwaltet wird. Die Ressourcen dieser Infrastruktur können nach Bedarf zentral hoch- oder herunter skaliert werden, und Unternehmen zahlen nur für die Ressourcen, die Sie auch tatsächlich nutzen. Die mit dem Erwerb und der Verwaltung eigener physischer Server und Datencenter-Infrastrukturkomponenten einhergehen, lassen sich somit sehr granular bestimmen. Jede Ressource wird als separate Dienstkomponente angeboten, und Sie leihen eine Ressource nur so lange aus, wie Sie sie benötigen. Während Sie die Software (Betriebssysteme, Middleware und Anwendungen) selbst erwerben, installieren, konfigurieren und verwalten, übernimmt der Cloud Computing-Dienstanbieter die Verwaltung der Infrastruktur. Show-Notes: https://geeksprech.de/geeksprech-podcast-folge-16-azure-infrastructure-as-a-service/

EMCs acquisition of Virtustream last year represented a transformational element of EMC’s strategy to help customer move applications to cloud-based IT via a new managed cloud services business. The Virtustream Enterprise Class Cloud provides a secure, highly available, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to enterprises and government customers.  xStream, Virtustream's cloud management software enables customers to move existing mission-critical and production applications to the cloud. xStream delivers enterprise-grade security and compliance, performance SLAs, multi-tenant efficiency, and consumption-based charging for both legacy and web-scale applications. This week on EMC The Source, I sat down with Henrik Wagner (@HenrikWagner73) the Global SAP Practice Lead at Virtustream. Earlier this week, Virtustream formally launched the SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud based on Virtustream; this new cloud consumption model provides unprecedented value for our joint customers. Don’t forget EMC SAP WEEK 2016 is coming to Santa Clara later this month. February 23 & 24th , 2016 Sign up today! More details on the Virtustream Risk Management Solution can be found here http://www.virtustreamsecuritysolutions.com/ Thanks for Listening! EMC: The Source Podcast is hosted By Sam Marraccini (@SamMarraccini) Don’t miss “EMC The Source” app in the App Store. Be sure to subscribe to The Source Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher Radio and visit the official blog at thesourceblog.emc.com

CTOBOB TECHNOLOGY PODCAST Host: Bob Pellerin Guest: Lilac Schoenbeck of iLand Topic: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Episode 010 Description CTOBOB podcast’s Bob Pellerin discusses Infrastructure as a Service (Iaas) with Lilac Schoenbeck of iLand.

Nous discutons de l'offre Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) sur Azure avec Julien Stroheker. Spécialiste Microsoft Azure, Office 365, SharePoint chez Groupe pollen, Julien s'intéresse beaucoup à toutes les technologies Microsoft, avec un gros plus pour toute les solutions et alternatives cloud spécifiquement Microsoft Azure et Office 365.  Il a notamment l'ocasion de dispenser des conférences et écris un mémoire de fin d'études ayant pour sujet l'intérêt d'un système d'information dans le CLOUD (OFFICE 365).   Liens PimpTheCloud Microsoft Virtual Academy Azure Friday

Are you prepared for tomorrow, where you will need agility, strength, and experience to succeed? Get READY, the EDGE of tomorrow happens to be today.The way technology is sold, deployed, and implemented is radically evolving and Comstor is more than you might expect from a distributor. We are your Dynamic Value Partner, helping you grow your business with tailored solutions, when and how you need them. We are here to help you prepare for tomorrow and evolve with the changing times. We are your competitiveEDGE.ENGAGE with Comstor and gain access to our core servicesDEVELOP your staff and customer offerings so you win more businessGROW your capabilities and compete for larger dealsEXTEND your reach into new markets with Dynamic Cloud Solutions including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Hosted Collaboration ServicesWe're on the edge of tomorrow with the IT market poised for exponential innovation and growth. You need an edge to compete and win.Comstor is your EDGE. Watch Video and visit www.comstoredge.com to gain your competitive EDGE

Cloud computing is a paradigm for using IT services with characteristics such as flexible and scalable service usage, on-demand availability, and pay-as-you-go billing. Respective services are called cloud services and their nature usually motivates a differentiation in three layers: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) for cloud services offering functionality of hardware resources in a virtualised way, Platform as a Service (PaaS) for services acting as execution platforms, and Software as a Service (SaaS) representing applications provided in a cloud computing way. Any of these services is offered with the illusion of unlimited scalability. The infinity gained by this illusion implies the need for some kind of regulation mechanism to manage sup- ply and demand. Today’s static pricing mechanisms are limited in their capabilities to adapt to dynamic characteristics of cloud environments such as changing workloads. The solution is a dy- namic pricing approch compareable to today’s exchanges. This requires comparability of cloud services and the need of standardised access to avoid vendor lock-in. To achieve comparability, a classification for cloud services is introcuced, where classes of cloud services representing tradable goods are expressed by the minimum requirements for a certain class. The main result of this work is a framework for exchange-based trading of cloud com- puting commodities, which is composed of four core components derived from existing ex- change market places. An exchange component takes care of accepting orders from buyers and sellers and determines the price for the goods. A clearing component is responsible for the fi- nancial closing of a trade. The settlement component takes care of the delivery of the cloud service. A rating component monitors cloud services and logs service level agreement breaches to calculate provider ratings, especially for reliability, which is an important factor in cloud computing. The framework establishes a new basis for using cloud services and more advanced business models. Additionally, an overview of selected economic aspects including ideas for derivative financial instruments like futures, options, insurances, and more complex ones is pro- vided. A first version of the framework is currently being implemented and in use at Deutsche Bo ̈rse Cloud Exchange AG.

Adrian Cockcroft (@adrianco), director of architecture for cloud systems at Netflix, joins us from the Google I/O conference and chats about his Google Glasses and also an interesting announcement on charging by the minute for Google’s IaaS platform. He also discusses how Netflix built their massive cloud architecture, how they test the Netflix cloud, and the recently launched $100,000 prize from Netflix for developers who can improve on the company’s open source tools. Our second guest is John Cowan (@cownet), the co-founder and CEO of 6fusion which offers a utility-metered cloud computing platform that enables organizations and IT services providers to access to a federated network of IaaS providers. The foundation of the platform is the Workload Allocation Cube (WAC), which creates a commercial standard to quantify supply and demand for compute resources. Show Timeline: • 0:00: Introductions and News of the Week • 9:50: Interview with Adrian Cockcroft • 21:43: Interview with John Cowan • 39:04: Wrap up

Learn from a developers perspective how to use Windows Azure Virtual Machines to run your workload in the cloud. You will see how to automate virtual machines with the service management API and with tools from the Windows Azure SDK, PowerShell and the cross platform command line tools. Additionally, you will learn how to customize virtual machines to save time and money and deploy them in scalable and highly available configurations that can integrate with Windows Azure Cloud Services and Websites.

Join Mark Russinovich for a tour of the features that make up the Windows Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks offerings, which collectively make up Windows Azure’s Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) support. Using demonstrations throughout, he explains the Virtual Machine storage architecture and shows how to provision and customize virtual machines, configure network connectivity between virtual machines, and configure site-to-site networks that enable true applications that span from on-premises to Windows Azure. He’ll focus specifically on features that enable you to create highly available Virtual Machine-based services and how to connect Virtual Machines with Cloud Services.

Ellen Rubin from CloudSwitch chats about Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and how the company enables enterprise customers to move their applications in the cloud while allowing them to look and behaving as if they’re running locally.

James Raquepau from Parallels talks about helping service providers deliver cloud services, including automation software, Parallels containers and hypervisor technology, and secure boot process/security monitoring infrastructure as a service (IaaS).

You've heard the buzz and hype about ‘the cloud', but do you know what it can do for you and your business? While Sand Hill Group's research saw a dramatic leap in cloud computing adoption in Q4-2010, it also found that many small to midsize businesses are still confused about the meaning of ‘cloud computing.' Can you tell the cloud apart from high-tech trends like Web 2.0, social media, virtualization, Software as a Service (SaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and web-based tools like e-mail and collaboration apps? And if you've decided to go to the cloud, do you really know the must-have's and the gotcha's? Pour yourself a fresh cup of Joe, Earl or OJ and join us for food for thought as we look skyward to help you demystify the cloud.

You've heard the buzz and hype about ‘the cloud', but do you know what it can do for you and your business? While Sand Hill Group's research saw a dramatic leap in cloud computing adoption in Q4-2010, it also found that many small to midsize businesses are still confused about the meaning of ‘cloud computing.' Can you tell the cloud apart from high-tech trends like Web 2.0, social media, virtualization, Software as a Service (SaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and web-based tools like e-mail and collaboration apps? And if you've decided to go to the cloud, do you really know the must-have's and the gotcha's? Pour yourself a fresh cup of Joe, Earl or OJ and join us for food for thought as we look skyward to help you demystify the cloud.