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A Tip of the Hat to Grid On Their Launch Day

A Tip of the Hat to Grid On Their Launch Day

By Dave Kellogg on March 24, 2021

It’s not every day you hear about a startup in Iceland, founded by a guy whose last company was a data marketplace that he sold to Qlik.  And it’s a small world when a friend and fellow board member had independently discovered the same tool and built a simple agreement for future equity (SAFE) calculator […]

Posted in Startup Lessons, Technology / Software | Tagged grid, spreadsheets, startups, Venture Capital

Single Tenant, Multitenant, Private and Public Clouds:  Oh My!

Single Tenant, Multitenant, Private and Public Clouds: Oh My!

By Bob Warfield on August 27, 2010

My head is starting to hurt with all the back and forth among my Enterprise Irregulars buddies about the relationships between the complex concepts of Multitenancy, Private, and Public Clouds.  A set of disjoint conversations and posts came together like the whirlpool in the bottom of a tub when it drains.  I was busy with […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Amazon, Cloud, data center, EC2, enterprise software, grid, multicore, multitenancy, platforms, SaaS, service, software as a service, tenancy debate, VMware | 4 Responses

What’s Hadoop Good For?

What’s Hadoop Good For?

By Bob Warfield on June 24, 2010

Image via CrunchBase Hadoop, for those who haven’t heard of it, is an Open Source version of Google’s Map Reduce distributed computing algorithm.  After reading that Adobe has agreed to Open Source their Puppet modules for managing Hadoop, I got curious about what Adobe might be doing with it.  It didn’t take long on Google […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, google, grid, hadoop, mapreduce, Open source, Wiki

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