Todd Brannon is market development manager for the Dell Data Center Solutions Division. He joined Dell in 1995 as one of the founders of the System Performance Analysis Lab and has since held a variety of enterprise product management roles, including leading the launch of Dell’s server and storage business in Japan. Prior to Dell, Brannon served as an officer in the U.S. Army and holds a B.S in Electronic Media from Syracuse University.
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Cloud computing provides a cost-effective architecture that has enabled new
business models including Platform-as-a-Service (Paas) and
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). The financial crisis might spell good news for
cloud providers up and down the stack. According recentarticles,
IDC predicts that the current economic crisis in the U.S. will contribute to
cloud computing growth over the next five years and spending on IT cloud
services will reach $42 billion by 2012. Frank Gens, senior vice president
and chief analyst at IDC believes, "The disruptive vectors of the market will
be among the highest growth sectors in 2009 as their advantages are magnified
in a down economy, and suppliers who slow down their transformation will
limit long-term viability and miss near-term growth."
John Horrigan at Pew Research offered this look at cloud adoption... (more)
Todd Brannon is market development manager for the Dell Data Center Solutions Division. He joined Dell in 1995 as one of the founders of the System Performance Analysis Lab and has since held a variety of enterprise product management roles, including leading the launch of Dell’s server and storage business in Japan. Prior to Dell, Brannon served as an officer in the U.S. Army and holds a B.S in Electronic Media from Syracuse University.
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