EuroCloud Ireland, the first Irish cloud computing representative body, has started operations in Ireland. It will be an organisation “for the cloud computing community as a whole while working with the public to enhance its understanding of the role, capabilities and importance of cloud technologies,” says Noel Shannon, EuroCloud Ireland’s chairman.
EuroCloud Ireland plans to, among other things, provide policy statements on cloud computing best practice, conduct periodic surveys to gauge how the industry in Ireland is competing effectively, use sub-groups to research specific topics and issue white papers and provide a framework where service providers can benchmark themselves against industry best practice.
EuroCloud, a European network of cloud computing communities, includes vendors and industry experts and has a presence in 15 other European countries.
Further details can be found at http://www.eurocloud.org or it can be followed on twitter via www.twitter.com/eurocloud.
An Irish cloud community
Written by Digital Times
EuroCloud Ireland, the first Irish cloud computing representative body, has started operations in Ireland. It will be an organisation “for the cloud computing community as a whole while working with the public to enhance its understanding of the role, capabilities and importance of cloud technologies,” says Noel Shannon, EuroCloud Ireland’s chairman.
EuroCloud Ireland plans to, among other things, provide policy statements on cloud computing best practice, conduct periodic surveys to gauge how the industry in Ireland is competing effectively, use sub-groups to research specific topics and issue white papers and provide a framework where service providers can benchmark themselves against industry best practice.
EuroCloud, a European network of cloud computing communities, includes vendors and industry experts and has a presence in 15 other European countries.
Further details can be found at http://www.eurocloud.org or it can be followed on twitter via www.twitter.com/eurocloud.