Press

The following are the analyst quotes of Krishnan Subramanian in technology press:

• New Redhat Release Garners Kudos, Questions (Technews World)
• Dell’s cloud strategy: Do-it-yourself private clouds (TechTarget)
• Cloud Computing: Fact Vs Fog (Grail Research)
• Matchmaking for the Cloud (Technology Review)
• 5 Ways You’re Already Using the Cloud (TheStreet.com)
• SensibleCloud introduces industry’s first comprehensive cloud control solution (PR Release)
• Enterprise Cloud Computing: Is your business inhibited? (HP Cloud Blog)
• The future of cloud computing: Industry predictions for 2012 (CloudExpo News)
• Cloud Computing disrupts vendor landscape (NetworkWorld)
• Cloud Computing disrupts vendor landscape (CIO.com.au)
• SAP buys SuccessFactors (ServicesAngle)
• Amazon: The Microsoft of the Cloud (The Register)
• Tier 3 Brings .NET to CloudFoundry as Picture Emerges of the Platform Market (ServicesAngle)
• The secret to getting rich in 2012: Open APIs (The Register)
• Platform as a Service predictions: What will 2012 bring? (TechTarget)
• Discussion on Enterprise Cloud Computing with Krishnan Subramanian, a Gigaom Pro Analyst and Co-Founder of CloudAve (Direct2Dell)
• NoOps – A Big Lie or a Political Shift (DevOps Angle)
• CloudScaling Aims to build Super Clouds (Silicon Angle)
• Bitnami offers App package for private (and public) clouds (DevOps Angle)
• Has OpenStack finally won over IBM (Gigaom)
• Sony division moves some services from AWS to OpenStack (Network World)
• Citrix ditches OpenStack for Apache (Computer World)
• Citrix Gives Cloudstack to the Apache Software Foundation and Turns its Back on OpenStack (Services Angle)
• Citrix gives CloudStack to the Apache Software Foundation (Network Computing)
• Are You Available? Cloud Uptime a Year After the Great Amazon Web Services Outage (Services Angle)
• Citrix Contributes Open Source Cloud Platform CloudStack to Apache Software Foundation (Web Host Industry Review)
• OpenStack development finds big growing pains (ARN from IDG)
• Is Google Drive Ready To Hit The Road (TechNews World)
• With Its New Marketplace, Amazon Web Services is Becoming the Next Microsoft (ServicesAngle)
• VMware Celebrates CloudFoundry’s First Birthday (Talk in the Cloud)
• Is India the emerging cloud computing capital of the world (Information Week India)
• Skydrive Builds Up Syncing, Downsizes Free Space (TechNews World)
• VMware Acquires Cetas, Weaponizes Cloud Big Data (ServicesAngle)
• Salesforce Plans Government Cloud, App Exchange (Talk in the Cloud)
• VMware, Piston Cloud pledge to develop open source PaaS offering (Network World)
• CIO view: NIST helps cut vendor cloud FUD (ZDNet)
• Eucalyptus makes moves to stand apart from open source cloud rivals (Network World)
• Platform as a Service evolves from development to application management (Tech Target)
• An Open API Debate: Pragmatism v. Federation (Services Angle)
• An unStructured Future For Cloud Computing (Forbes)
• Cloud Computing Forecast: Cloudy with a Chance of Fail (Forbes)
• PaaS cloud computing: Best practices and strategies (TechTarget)
• DynamicOps Acquisition Helps VMware Differentiate From AWS And Infrastructure Players (TechCrunch)
• Sorry IBM – A Big Box Is Not A Platform As A Service (TechCrunch)
• Licensing Is The Achilles Heel For The New Microsoft Office (TechCrunch)
• VMware Buys Nicira For $1.26 Billion And Gives More Clues About Cloud Strategy (TechCrunch)
• Cisco Touts Its Cloudy Open Future – Will VMware Do The Same? (TechCrunch)
• Box Is Overvalued, But Maybe Not By Much (SiliconAngle)
• The Battle To Become “The Linux Of The Cloud” (Forbes)
• Free clouds! Piston latest to jump on ‘freemium’ bandwagon (Network World)
• Oops. OpenStack board member says letting VMware into project was a mistake (Network World)
• Apprenda Joins Army of Microsoft Clouds (Sorta) (Wired)
• Salesforce pushes Heroku into big biz with full Java stack support (GigaOm)
• OpenStack Foundation launches (Computerworld)
• Heroku entices enterprise Java developers with cloud platform (Infoworld)
• Open Source Fear Mongering Is Ridiculous With The Advent Of Open APIs (TechCrunch)
• What’s To Come As Jive’s Tony Zingale Appears On Stage at Boxworks With Box CEO Aaron Levie? (TechCrunch)
• BYOD Will Fundamentally Change How We See the Cloud (SiliconAngle)
• OpenStack ‘clock is ticking,’ Forrester analyst warns (NetworkWorld)
• CloudStack releases first code under Apache license (NetworkWorld)
• Google Gears Up Compute Engine for Cloud Fight (ECT News Network)
• Vala Afshar’s Top 100 Influencers on Twitter (ZDNet)
• How long will big-name customers like Netflix put up with Amazon cloud outages? (NetworkWorld)
• Google Hangout With Rishidot Founder To Ask What’s The Big Deal About The Open Cloud (Techcrunch)
• Hypervisor startup is virtualizing virtualization (Network World)
• Anturis Launches IT-Monitoring Service For Small Business Market, But Open Source Critiques Are Unfounded (Techcrunch)
• Dropbox Sends a Message to Google With Mailbox Buy (TechNewsWorld)
• For Software Giant Oracle, The Cloud Of Doom (American Public Media)
• Is Amazon Getting Ready for PaaS with Simple Workflow Service? (InfoQ)
• AWS Reveals In Job Listing It’s Launching “A New Business,” Looks To Be Pushing Deeper Into Mobile (Techcrunch)
• Cloud prices: How low can they go? (NetworkWorld)
• State Of The Platform As A Service Market, A Discussion For Deploycon (Techcrunch)
• CloudMunch Continuously Delivering DevOps In The Cloud (Dr. Dobb’s)
• More enterprises develop mobile apps for SaaS (Techtarget)
• Spoof Video Symbolizes The Energy And Brashness Of OpenStack, A Rising Cloud Power (Techcrunch)
• Pivotal puts PaaS in the spotlight (NetworkWorld)
• Debian Will Serve As The Default OS For Google Compute Engine (Techcrunch)
• Dell refining plans for OpenStack-powered public cloud (ComputerWorld)
• The Secret(s) to OpenStack’s Overnight Success (ReadWrite)
• The 25 Most Influential People Tweeting About Cloud Computing (TheNextWeb)
• Think cloud is no big deal? IBM and Salesforce.com just spent a combined $4.5 billion on it (Network World)
• Commodity Clouds, the ‘Tuning Tax’ and What Cloud Users Really Need (CIO Magazine)
• Who Are The Top Ten Influencers In Social, Mobile, and Cloud? (Forbes)
• Can Red Hat do for OpenStack what it did for Linux (Network World)
• Debating the Definition of Cloud Computing Platforms (Forbes)
• As the cloud grows in importance, Netflix is positioned to lead mainstream enterprises to adopt it in droves (ReadWrite)
• CloudMunch Continuously Delivering DevOps In The Cloud (Dr. Dobbs)
• Six cloud computing industry leaders to follow on Twitter (TechTarget)
• What’s holding back the cloud industry (Network World)
• The Top 100 Cloud Computing Experts On Twitter (Huffington Post)
• Vala Afshar’s top 100 influencers on Twitter (ZDNet)
• IEEE Computer Society to host Rock Stars of Mobile Cloud (Press Release)
• The 39 Most Important People In Cloud Computing (Business Insider)
• Don’t Bet Against Aaron Levie (Inc Magazine)
• RedHat Announces OpenShift Enterprise 2 – And The PaaS Wars Get Ever-Murkier (Forbes)
• The War Over Open Platform Services Is Just Getting Started (ReadWrite)
• Are Docker Containers Essential to PaaS (Information Week)
• Is the PaaS Market as we know it dying? (Network World)
• What is going on with PaaS? (InfoQ)
• Virtual Roundtable: The Future of PaaS In Cloud Computing (InfoQ)
• Thought Leaders in Cloud – Krishnan Subramanian, Red Hat (YourStory)
• The PaaS Naysayers are wrong – here’s when it makes sense (Citeworld)
• What is Platform as a Service Experts Disagree (Information Week)
• Interop: The future of cloud computing (Information Week)
• Are containers beginning of the end of virtual machines (Virtualization Review)
• PaaS debate heats up at Interop (Information Week)
• OpenStack Influencers in the list of Influential People in Cloud Computing (Buildyourbestcloud.com)
• Hybrid IT: The Model of Choice for a Growing Set of Business Challenges (CIO Magazine)
• Docker is driving the new breed of PaaS (The New Stack)
• Docker’s red-hot application portability solution (Infoworld)
• Windows ‘Drawbridge’ Container Tech Sets Stage for Docker Battle (RedmondMag)
• Containers: Beyond Virtualization (RedmondMag)
• Cloud Price Wars: How low can they go? (SiliconAngle)
• Virtual Roundtable: The role of containers in Modern Applications (InfoQ)
• Will the mysterious Apache Flink find a sweet spot in the enterprise? (Silicon Angle)
• Which enterprise vendor will benefit most from Github acquisition (TechRepublic)
• Amazon to everyone, you are toast (ReadWrite)
• Docker may be the dumbest thing you do today (The Register)
• Is Google pushing the cloud envelope too far (NetworkWorld)
• Five major pitfalls to avoid in a cloud migration (ZDNet)
• Virtual panel on Cloud Lock-in (InfoQ)
• These two vendors are most likely to bring Kubernetes containers to the enterprise (Tech Republic)
• Trolling in the city: Salesforce competitor pays for ambiguous sky writing outside of Dreamforce (SFGate)
• The cloud in 2018: Both more and less choice than ever before (Tech Republic)
• Why Oracle can’t buy its way to success in the cloud wars (Tech Republic)
• How Amazon could kill Kubernetes with developer kindness (Tech Republic)
• Here’s Red Hat’s open secret on how to make $3B selling free stuff (Tech Republic)
• 77 #ITOps luminaries to follow on Twitter (TechBeacon)
• Apache OpenWhisk vulnerability targets IBM Cloud Functions (TechTarget)
• Developers, not CIOs, are who drive your cloud strategy (Infoworld)
• Atomist adds drift management feature to pare technical debt (Tech Target)
• Cloud Foundry’s embrace of Kubernetes is business as usual, not a “demise” (Tech Republic)
• Why doesn’t anyone weep for Docker? (Tech Republic)
• Swim DataFabric platform helps to understand edge streaming data (Tech Target)
• The problem with AI? People (Tech Republic)
• Kasten backup aims for secure Kubernetes protection (Tech Target)
• SUSE buys Rancher Labs for Kubernetes expertise (Tech Target)
• New performance monitoring tool alerts developers in real-time (Tech Target)
• Isima emerges with bi(OS) converged data platform (Tech Target)