Ten Things That Will NOT Happen in Cloud Environments for 2012 - Slide 6
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While all that Karpovich’s colleague Floyd Strimling wants for Christmas is for the term "Cloud" to go away, he'll have to wait until 2013. In two to three years, what is now "cloud" just becomes IT again. This is good news. The ultimate evidence of a paradigm's success is that it goes away as a separate phenomenon and is just assumed.
Cloud is an ever-changing concept wrapped around emerging technologies that promise to increase productivity and efficiency. Much hype has been written about this new computing paradigm, leading to confusion and in some instances, botched deployments. In this slideshow, Zenoss CEO Bill Karpovich tries to work through the muddle and offers 10 things that will NOT happen in cloud deployments anytime soon.
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