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jyarmis (2)
Jun 30, 2008		 my speech at GigaOM # (pick my presentation, i begin at about the 13 minute hash mark) http://www.mogulus.com/structure08/
jyarmis (2)
Jun 29, 2008		 @nitin that was an amazing moment at # when roberts goes "back when i invented the internet" ... i sat there in total awe
littleidea (25)
Jun 28, 2008		 Recovering from # and # taking Thabit to the kid's museum for a few hours #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 27, 2008		 @danielbru Daniel, congrats! Others, Daniel is the guy to watch! Had a great time with him at # as well! http://snurl.com/2q3my
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 27, 2008		 following up on all the # partner potential -- very exciting opportunities... - http://bkite.com/00L2W
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 27, 2008		 following up on all the # partner potential -- very exciting opportunities...
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 26, 2008		 Thinking of doing a Qik stream on # experience tomorrow with @hightechdad - http://bkite.com/00KuY
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 26, 2008		 Thinking of doing a Qik stream on # experience tomorrow with @hightechdad
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 26, 2008		 A few # photos posted to Flickr: http://hellotxt.com/l/n3UF
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 26, 2008		 Great info and results from # . Definitely a solid event to attend. As expected, it's all about "clou... http://hellotxt.com/hg0x
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 26, 2008		 Great info and results from # . Definitely a solid event to attend. As expected, it's all about "clou... http://hellotxt.com/hg0x
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 26, 2008		 Great info and results from # . Definitely a solid event to attend. As expected, it's all about "clou... http://hellotxt.com/hg0x
gevaperry (2)
Jun 26, 2008		 @acroll pleasure meeting u in person at #
gevaperry (2)
Jun 26, 2008		 thanks for the tip @claynewton #
kdemaria (14)
Jun 26, 2008		 Home from # and # Yaaawwwnnn
littleidea (25)
Jun 26, 2008		 Redux: # tactically practical and the beginning of a technical community # great for networking in a mixed crowd
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # is wrapped up.. good conference overall. sessions were 50/50 but the networking was great.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @gevaperry I would recommend using Summize http://twurl.nl/nvj2hw Advanced search will allow you to narrow further if need be. #
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 My brain is full from # so now to the airport bar to write out my impressions. - http://bkite.com/00JD7
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # @puppetmasterd going for it asking questions to the VC panel. . . Fight the meat cloud with Puppet http://is.gd/Ed1
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 VC Panel Panelist: "There will always be someone building the next Twitter". Moderator: "It's probably down." #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # One last twitter jab
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # ASP 2.0 card was played. ASP 2.0 = up in that *aaS
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 VC Panel acknowledges: SaaS = ASP 2.0 #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # VC panel getting interesting, audience is riled, 500 mini yahoo card was played
jesserobbins (2)
Jun 25, 2008		 taking cab to SFO if anyone wants to share #
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Maybe I'm being a Twit-turd, but @pkedrosky seems the best part of this VCs in the clouds panel at # Shoulda just had him talk.
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Join the puppet revolution http://is.gd/vit
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # No IPOs? Hmm, really? I wonder. . . http://is.gd/G69
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Oooo! That crazy, seemingly archaic here at # phrase "open source" just popped up before getting whack-a-moled down again.
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Looking forward to last # panel, the topic is something like why aren't VCs funding this stuff? Prediction: answer, "we are/did"
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 Dr. Lawrence Roberts discusses http://anagran.com/ I'm not sure if I should be amazed or scared. #
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - current presentation is a complete product pitch, although the product is kind of cool.. bandwidth equalization based on user
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Net neutrality or something...
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - quote from current speaker - "when I started the Internet back in 1969"... and he wasn't kidding (no: it's not al gore)
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Snarkless twitter back channel
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 @structure08 next time can you guys do what O'reilly velocity did and put power in under the chairs? #
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 There'sstill one more power spot and one more chair in the secret spot. I've got a power-y in my bag #
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 One more power slot left on the secret # hook-up. Come an' get it! Oh wait, someone's gankin' it up!
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Hey-now! Finally found some power down here at # on the front, left side next to the camera.
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Infr on Demand panel: SaaS - ppl want to buy an *outcome*; PaaS - ppl want to *effect* an outcome. #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 rtwt @jonathaneunice # Greg P. pitches his computers aren't commodities, computing is; generators vs. power plants, and all that
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Greg PapaD: Web + HPC + SaaS will comprise majority of system workloads by 2010. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Of course no one has bern particularly verbose re: mitigation plans around loss of control. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Greg P from Sun: avoiding loss of control to service provider one of the big concerns. #
SaraD (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 GregP just talked about Project Caroline #
SaraD (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 Pleased and impressed with the number of mentions of Joyent at #
PhilJ (6)
Jun 25, 2008		 I must say I'm impressed by the hard work made by GigaOM team to give contents live from # we say "Bravo" in French
SaraD (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 The content at # is good, but the audience is comatose. We need Red Bull in here folks.
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Greg doesn't know I stole this slide from him and used it in my slideset this morning. Calling it a big lie... #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Yahoo global networks veep: There are technologies like multicast that haven't been fully taken advantage of. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Thread on "what twitter shoulda done" given current challenges. Consensus: you have to be able to rollback features. #
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Allistair trying to trick "scalability" panel into criticizing twitter for how they handled scaling challenges. Nobody bites :) #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Have to "be transparent, manage expectations, build trust." #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Meebo asked their cmmty for help translating Spanish; 24 hrs later they had 12 languages translated. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 I think this is a great panel: sensible thoughts, even when they are conflicting. #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Spontaneous Puppet mini conference tomorrow at 7pm. 139 Townsend St. The conference room in suite 300.
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 Everything is broken, the things we know about, and the things we don't know about. John Allspaw said the same thing yesterday #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Been online, Balcony Track was awesome, Lobby Track was ok, kicking it with @danielbru
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Raj Patel: monitor and fix long before you hit the wall. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Jen: To prevent failure: 1 eat your dogfood; 2 listen to your users. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Sandy Jen of Meebo speaking to balance of pushing functionality to the browser. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Slide CTO is plugging SproutCore. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 IN: Internet is built up of resilient subsystems. They self-repair. #
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 Lots of great discussions with potential partners @ # - http://bkite.com/00Jss
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @kdemaria they maintain enterprise dominance, and will continue rotor the forseeable future. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Chrapaty is the first speaker focusing on the green metric if their operations. That should be a bigger topic. #
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 Is the constant "green datacenter" mantra just greenwashing, or simply the bottom line on power costs? #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Whenever I hear someone from Microsoft talk at a conf, it feels like it's from the outside looking in. #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Debra Chrapaty - VP, MSFT - For Microsoft the Cloud is Datacenters + Computers + Networks #
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 Debra Chaparty brings the conversation back to earth. It's not JUST cloud computing. It's the cloud AND owned infrastructure #
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 You can figure out the Europeans in this audience by listening to collective cursing when Germany scored 3-2 #
PhilJ (6)
Jun 25, 2008		 You dislike soccer? What SalesForce.com VP live on # http://www.mogulus.com/structure08
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 Salesforce blames ebay for outages a few years ago. We almost dropped them at the time because of it. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Interesting hearing the appropriation of UI conventions that went into the initial rev of SFDC. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Why are we still discussing "the endgame for boxed software"?? #
om (5)
Jun 25, 2008		 Getting ready for fireside chat with parker harris of salesforce.com at. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Had a great chat with GAE's Kevin Gibbs after his lunch talk. Good guy; I'm excited to see that platform evolve. #
SaraD (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 Got me a pass #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 AppEngine design principles: 1 easy to use 2 easy to scale 3 free to get started. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Kevin Gibbs, GAE Tech Lead, up to talk shop. #
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Fixin' to go brave the wilds of # outside the sanguine press room.
PhilJ (6)
Jun 25, 2008		 Venture Capital and Seed Financing Workshop at #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Heard "mashup" for the first time in a long while. Thought that buzzword was endangered. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 Manning the GoGrid table at # . Lots of traffic and press interest. Thanks to those who dropped by!
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @trevoro yeah, they're all pitching it seems. Should have been shorter intros. # #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 spoke too soon about blipverts! That Teradata slide just kicked it up a notch. BAM! #
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 co's that will win in next gen web are those that use metadata to shape products #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @dustinharris true dat. That flash is worse than blipverts. #
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Holy crap, this # is crowded as hell. Had to escape to the press room just to find a place to sit down. Cf. ass-to-elbow.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Enterprise heirarchical data is an historical artifact, not an a priori differentiation from web data, IMO. #
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Drew Perkins: 100G DWDM internet infrastructure is not a manageable future: requires 11M switches, 3.3 GWatt power, 30x people #
PhilJ (6)
Jun 25, 2008		 Retweeting @om # is humming. Panels are buzzing and everyone is busy talking. Follow us on http://gigaom.com its live
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 a little surprising, but mac laptops here are prevalent. well over 50% of the users seem to have a mac on their lap. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @Werner yeah, that was a good slide. From consumer perspective, people aren't buying band when they download a movie. #
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Great data from Drew Perkins on disparity between bandwith needs for digitial media delivery and the pricing of those objects #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @Werner your talk was great. #
om (5)
Jun 25, 2008		 # is humming. Panels are buzzing and everyone busy talking. I can take a seat for 5 min. Follow us on http://gigaom.com its live
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @littleidea funny I didn't realize you were you when I got your card this morning. How was # vs #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 I find the WindowsServer08 ad offensive for some reason. Maybe cuz it's on loop? #
jesserobbins (2)
Jun 25, 2008		 Finally making my way to #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Not complaining, but audio problems have plagued both # and #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 I disagree: users will not bring the enterprise into the cloud any time soon. IT, Risk & Legal will block it. #
zarzecks (1)
Jun 25, 2008		 Checking out @airplanedan's live tweets of #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 I really wish they'd put up name cards in front of these panel dudes. # #
puppetmasterd (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 kinda hilarious that the next-gen # gives power outlets to the press but no one else; i guess bloggers and tweeters need not appl
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @airplanedan I think if AWS was on the panel they'd be getting flack a la GAE. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Needs more moderation... Rtwt @puppetmasterd this cloud talk at # is an uninformative playground fight, seems to me #
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Finally on the way to #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @igrigorik AppDrop was a POC that supported our belief at @remarkd that our app could be moved out of GAE if need be. #
puppetmasterd (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 this cloud talk at # is an uninformative playground fight, seems to me
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Not surprising the other panelists are attacking AppEngine; GAE could easily disrupt Joyent's sales cycle at the minimum. #
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 google app engine called "developer preview" - google killed the concept of "beta" #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @boblozano Yeah I found that surprisingly awesome, actually. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Nor do I buy that AppEngine is anythingbut proprietary. Documented API != open. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 I don't buy that Joyent is more of a "loving cloud" than AppEngine. #
anandiyer (8)
Jun 25, 2008		 Jason Hoffman (Joyent) : Goog should open source Big Table. ZING! #
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 # panel with @acroll ganging up on GoogleApp Engine
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Out of the auditorium and back to the GoGrid table. Come by!
puppetmasterd (4)
Jun 25, 2008		 watching @tonylucas present at #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Vogels DoD is using EC2 to rapidly test concepts on the cheap. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Vogels: Predictability of biz success is trending down; need to encourage early and cheap failure. #
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - vogels - cloud computing essential to help you fail quickly.... (as opposed to failing over a longer period)
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Mentions Splunk as customer. They are using GoGrid Windows cloud as well for their testing.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: security, scalability, availability, performance, cost-effectiveness - look for this when choosing cloud provider.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Talking about SmugMug venturing into new businesses because of cloud computing (well, he said Amazon Svcs).
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 Vogels is just up here selling AWS... Wish he was giving more value about the cloud. #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Vogels plugging the @37signals book Getting Real. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Wow, Vogels talk is not about Cloud Comput but rather Amazon Comput. Wish it was a bit less salesy and more about environment.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Per yr 4k disks will fail at the average datacenter. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Mentions 365 Main power outage from a few months ago. ServePath/GoGrid (in SF) was NOT affected and ran without issues.
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - vogels - cloud services allows traditional software developers to transition to SaaS without becoming experts in operations
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner's big box: "Undifferentiated heavy lifting"! #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: But Dev/Test/Op is a lie. There is a box between Test/Operate: IT infrastructure.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: SaaS is "nirvana". Create, Test, Operation (faster cycle than software development). Fix in one place.
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner: In general, any given page at Amazon is constructed from 250-300 underlying services. #
PhilJ (6)
Jun 25, 2008		 To follow Amazon's CTO Werner Vogels, follow @werner nice presentation at #
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - close to 1000 services within amazon.. several hundred on a single page
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Amazon trying to be more agile in development to bring new services. (Q: is this difficult for a large company to do?)
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Poor laptop is not going to make it without power. . .
cote (10)
Jun 25, 2008		 Doing some RedMonk calls - @daveofdoom now - before headed to #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: "Ductape and WD40 architecture" previously when engineers looked back on eComm after holidays.
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - vogels on original amazon architecture - duct tape and wd40
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner: Almost no 3rd party software left in Amazon's infrastructure. #
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 amazon web services eclipsed their ecommerce bandwidth in less than 1/2 year. #
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - amazon showing AWS bandwidth graph again. Q: look at the growth curve for e-commerce.. does that trajectory match revenue?
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Infrastructure services bandwidth are eclipsing ecommerce bandwidth usage. Crazy graph.
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 <---- Love me some EC2 #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner: Animoto example. Biggest takeaway is that Cloud transforms CapEx to OpEx. #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Clouds move intrastructure from a capital expense to a variable cost -- Werner Vogels
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Animoto: 25k user acquisitions an hour as soon as they launched their Fb App #
anandiyer (8)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner Vogels telling the Animoto.com story. Great way to explain the need for EC2. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Talking about scalability based on demand. Vogels talk is a bit of an EC2 pitch by exemplifying a EC2 customer.
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 animoto.com has no servers, completely powered by EC2. went from 25k customers to 25k/hr on 4/18 #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner's opening line: "Hi, I'm the system administrator for a small bookshop in Seattle." #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Werner Vogels telling the animoto story. Great example of building to handle scale using EC2
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Animoto runs off S3, EC2, SQS #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Talking about new generation of computing intensive companies that have no hardware (think GoGrid as provider).
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner Vogels up at # playing a fab electromix off animoto.com
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Vogels: Playing some flashy video on NextWeb conference.
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Werner Vogels -- this (cloud) is just a very small snapshot at the beginning of something big.
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 Werner Vogels now speaking http://www.mogulus.com/structure08 #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Werner Vogels is speaking now. Everything we are talking about now will be established in 2 years (Structure10).
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 # - already 30 min behind schedule.. but vmware perspective was interesting.. not a big believer in centralized cloud
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 VMWare working towards vision of totally virtualized, power managed, reliable data center. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # VMware coming off a bit scattered in the discussion. Desktop? Enterprise? Alienating some partners? Focus on infrastructure!
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Talking about Desktop Virtualization as next "personal cloud". I personally think this is much further down the road. Biz 1st.
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 Rtwt @samcharrington VMWare CTO bearish on "big clouds," bullish on small, private clouds. Invokes ASP comparison. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # A bit difficult to follow the discussion. Don't agree with some of the comments from VMware. They started as desktop virtualiz.
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 VMWare CTO bearish on "big clouds," bullish on small, private clouds. Invokes ASP comparison. #
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # IT workers compared to coal shovelers. The cloud only helps so much, virtualization multiplies configuration. http://is.gd/FG3
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Is there no power in the terraced seats?
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Staff person at Structure08 said over 600 attendees. Mic problems killing the buzz.
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Backstage at # (its dark) - - http://mobypicture.com/?3qmrtb
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Microphones will kill Cloud Computing. Simple technology pulling us down. Fix the mics!
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Great question about carrier standards and deregulation. . . Jonathan: that fracturing might slow innovation in the US
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Rtwt @littleidea retweet @alq # brilliant Freudian slip from Jon Yarmis, the wisdom of clowns
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 @jyaris responding to questions @ # - http://bkite.com/00JgY
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Cloud computing will offer critical key economic advantages: efficiency, cost effective & cheap entry points.
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 @jyaris responding to questions @ #
PhilJ (6)
Jun 25, 2008		 Live blooging from GigaOM to follow # http://gigaom.com/
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: protecting biz model vs. exploiting new - this is why old leaders might not be new leaders.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @yarmis Fb Beacon is the new "New Coke & Coca Cola Classic". #
samcharrington (17)
Jun 25, 2008		 At # keynote - Jonathan Yarmis from AMR is making some interesting points on intersection bet cloud, social & enterprise
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 Data flow in the infrastructure needs to be analyzed to create value according to @jyaris @ # - http://bkite.com/00JgF
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Economic value of peer networks will grow (god that is scary...sell your friends out?)
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Believe your peers. Will help to monetize social networks. (I personally think this is dangerous - I turned off FB ads)
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 Data flow in the infrastructure needs to be analyzed to create value according to @jyaris @ #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: no banner ads in social networks. it's disruptive. (But isn't that what his Yarmis' title is about?)
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 @jyaris talks about EaaS @ # - http://bkite.com/00Jgu
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 @jyaris talks about cloud computing liberating content @ # - http://bkite.com/00Jgt
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 @jyaris talks about EaaS @ #
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 @jyaris talks about cloud computing liberating content @ #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Cloud Computing is a significant change...actually a true paradigm shift. Talking about Stream computing.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: data should be independent of the devices we are carrying (cloud computing). Liberate content from devices.
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 # says future is EaaS - Everything as a Service...oy.
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # So far, the speaking is much better stylistically than # but the content is slower paced and more obvious.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Mobility reaching new users/uses. Great biz opp. Segway to cloud computing. EaaS (Everything as a Service)
kdemaria (14)
Jun 25, 2008		 the average life span of a cell phone is 21 months! #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: talking about mobility. Cell growth 20% on bad year, lifespan is 21 months (turnover). Faster than PCs.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: 1/2 of CRM implementations have failed because not solved individual sales person's dilemma. Social should help.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 @Emergent007 actually, at # you could only see Carr in video...
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Likes should go to @jyarmis - dislikes @scobleizer (general laughter)
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # I'm starting to think this conference is to help people who haven't been paying attention catch up.
anandiyer (8)
Jun 25, 2008		 Speakers: if your mic is cutting in and out, put the mic aside and just start screaming till your mic gets replaced. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: 4 things: social networks, mobility, cloud computing & alternative business models.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Yarmis: Technology is now allowing users to build innovations that are beyond Enterprise class. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Yarmis: Users are figuring out cloud computing extremely quickly. What are user trends and what it means for enterprise.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Jonathan was in sports broadcasting in previous life. Reinvent ourselves every few years. What is wave of disruption?
anandiyer (8)
Jun 25, 2008		 Dan'l Lewin is here at # - http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/exec/lewin/default.mspx
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Jonathan Yarmis speaking now VP disruptive technologies (nice title)
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Lots of tweets flying up with the # hashtag. Watch them flow on Summize http://twurl.nl/2djgql
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Om: In data rich society with different needs which means new infrastructure needed.
littleidea (25)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Nicholas Carr video on the state of infrastructure, begs a comment on 'inflection points' but I must refrain
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Carr: electricity is ethically neutral. computing has important ethical component which will be built into infrastructure.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Carr: IT moving away from private to the utility model over the grid/network. Computing utility is more complex than power.
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Nick Carr comparing moden computing environment to shift from water wheels to AC grid. #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Carr: management of infrastructure is critical. Similar to mechanical power change in 1900's. Private functions disappeared.
anandiyer (8)
Jun 25, 2008		 Nick Carr thinks its interesting and symbolic that # is being held the same week that Bill Gates is retiring. What do you think?
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Special video message from Nick Carr. Moving computing functions out of trapped PCs to the cloud and utility svcs.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Om doing the introduction and talking, of course, about cloud computing and the history.
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 @om looks thin...#structure08
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Live stream of # at http://www.mogulus.com/structure08/ The show is about to start...
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Opening remarks getting started. Turns out the attendence is about 600 peeps, more than I'd thought would be here... #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 # Waiting for keynot to start. Fairly packed auditorium.
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 # opening remarks starting soon, lights going down.
Access2Jared (7)
Jun 25, 2008		 eating breakfast at #
GoGrid (1)
Jun 25, 2008		 GoGrid is at # . Come visit us on the ground floor.
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 At # . Come visit us at the GoGrid table on the ground floor.
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 Good Morning from # - http://bkite.com/00JdR
PaulLancaster (16)
Jun 25, 2008		 Good Morning from #
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 heading over to #
claynewton (54)
Jun 25, 2008		 Drinking coffee in the Banquet Room at #
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 25, 2008		 Setting up for # . Got here early. Anyone here yet?
Werner (11)
Jun 25, 2008		 Remixed Animoto demo of @nextweb and bought the HD rendering of it to use during # Watch it at vimeo http://twurl.nl/cav1va
jungledave (12)
Jun 25, 2008		 big turnout for # good time. Looking forward to # tomorrow. Q: Do I twitter more just because I'm in SF?
claynewton (54)
Jun 24, 2008		 Any of ya'll headed to # tomorrow? @ or DM me if you'd like to get coffee (starts @ 7am!)
anandiyer (8)
Jun 24, 2008		 cant seem to escape the amazon guys. @jeffbarr is at # werner vogels at # party ;)
anandiyer (8)
Jun 24, 2008		 Headed to the # party for a bit
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 24, 2008		 Wish I was at # . My coworkers are. I'm resting up for # tomorrow. See some of you there.
Werner (11)
Jun 24, 2008		 Just did a dry run at # There are always suprises how things look on a big screen. Back to the hotel for some tweaking.
anandiyer (8)
Jun 24, 2008		 sfo. headed home to change. then in to the MSFT offices for # then to @om's # pre-party. its gonna be a "cloudy day" ;)
om (5)
Jun 24, 2008		 get our Refresh The Net report ahead of # conference http://events.gigaom.rsvp1.com/s1d77b6eK6J
Werner (11)
Jun 24, 2008		 Schedule is already messed up. Only time to do a dry-run for # keynote is this afternoon at 4pm
HighTechDad (52)
Jun 24, 2008		 I will be at # tomorrow. Look for me and GoGrid there. DM me if you want to meet up.
jungledave (12)
Jun 24, 2008		 heading out to SF for # - have you installed JD2.0 yet?
om (5)
Jun 24, 2008		 One Day to go for #
Werner (11)
Jun 24, 2008		 Heading to San Francisco Trying to catch the tail of # this afternoon, then cloudcamp tonight and keynote at # tomorrow
littleidea (25)
Jun 23, 2008		 @harrisja 'everyone' knew that already ;) The theme is identical, maybe a slight difference in target audience. Will you be at #
puppetmasterd (4)
Jun 23, 2008		 @harrisja yeah, # and # are similar, altho structure's a bit more exec; both orgs were surprised by the other
om (5)
Jun 20, 2008		 Nice and hot. San francisco is rocking today. Five days before # Looking forward to it.
cote (10)
Jun 13, 2008		 Submitted media registrations for # and # after prodding from @puppetmasterd Let's see if I got any cred over there.
bryanthatcher (1)
May 22, 2008		 Booking flights and hotels, Cleveland on Tues, Chicago on Thurs for @Techcocktails SF for # decided to stay the week
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