June 6, 2011 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – John Keagy, Executive Chairman and Founder of GoGrid, and Jeffrey Samuels, CMO of
GoGrid, will present at the
8th International Cloud Expo 2011.
Mr. Keagy’s presentation titled, "The Economics of Public Cloud Computing," will explore the three major reasons why public clouds offer order-of-magnitude improvements of economics: pay-only-for-what-you-need; automation and commodity hardware.
When: Wednesday, June 8, 2011, 3:15 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
Mr. Samuels will participate on a CMO panel titled: "Can the Cloud Tsunami Continue Forever?" In this fast-moving, high-level session, panelists will discuss some of the key topics that are top of attendee’s minds such as “nailing” the value proposition of the cloud once and for all; sharing customer success stories and agreeing on where the industry is headed next and at what speed.
When: Thursday, June 9th, 12:45 – 1:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
About 8th International Cloud Expo:
With more than 7,000 delegates and over 200 sponsors and exhibitors, the 8th International Cloud Expo is the largest cloud event in the world covering the entire scope of cloud computing spectrum.
About GoGrid
Thousands of leading IT experts choose and rely on GoGrid’s Cloud infrastructure services. GoGrid’s award winning technology enables sysadmins, developers, and IT professionals to create, deploy, and control cloud environments and complex virtual and physical server networks with full administrative control. GoGrid’s industry standard specifications and robust service offerings are powering thousands of businesses globally to achieve previously unrealized efficiencies. Deploying a GoGrid infrastructure solution using a Standard or Partner Server Image, free hardware F5 load balancing, Cloud Storage, private VLANs and much more takes minutes via a web interface, API, or iPhone application. GoGrid provides users the control and advanced capabilities of a data center environment with the flexibility and immediate scalability of the cloud.
