On Jun 23, 2008, at 11:56 AM, Ray Nugent wrote:
Big Businesses don't keep all their cash in a safe in the basement at HQ, they use banks. Why do they need to keep their data on servers in the HQ data center rather than a secured third party repository?
Great analogy Ray. I think the "problem" for data on the cloud may lie in the word choice. Clouds evoke floaty puffy images. Banks (supposedly_) do not, although we've had many banks that were both floaty and puffy in the recent past.
Timothy Huber
Strategic Account Development
cell 310 795.6599
181 Metro Drive, Suite 400
San Jose, CA 95110
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