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The billowing state of cloud computing -from expansive, hazy definitions to product proclamations establishing a new level of irony for the term “vaporware”- has clouded some potentially interesting debates about technology and business and the increasingly strategic importance of the network.
I was on a call recently with some networking executives from Cisco, F5 Networks, Infoblox [...]
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Greg Ness is a Silicon Valley marketing veteran with background in networking, security, application delivery and virtualization. He is Chief Marketing officer at Vantage Data Centers. Formerly at Infoblox, Blue Lane Technologies, Juniper Networks, Redline Networks, McAfee, IntruVert Networks and ShoreTel.
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