“Connected Computing” – The Value of Software in the Cloud
Posted in Industry News, Partners | on 06-03-2011
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Salesforce.com’s Cloud Blog recently featured an interesting post on “connected computing” by Peter Coffee. We think it’s an interesting take on what “cloud” really means and how it doesn’t necessarily capture all that the cloud is capable of.
Here at BigMachines, we agree that there is tremendous business value in connecting customers, suppliers, partners as well as your own internal teams. In fact, now that we have all enjoyed the advantages of cloud (connected) computing, no one seems to be longing for the old days of poorly connected systems, accessible only when you are plugged in at your office with bulky devices.
Whether you call it Cloud Computing or Connected Computing, it represents both the present and the future. And BigMachines has been a proponent of it since we started our business in 2000, helping businesses grow revenue, sell more and sell faster – in the cloud and on-demand.

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