In my first article I introduced the concept of the virtualization ... for achieving cloud computing in the enterprise. From the moment an IT organization virtualizes its first server, it is ...

I have always given credit to Microsoft Visio as the reason the term “cloud computing” came to ... of underlying hardware or software. Server virtualization enables different operating systems ...

There are a million articles and blog posts out there about virtualization ... server. What we are now figuring out (and some of you are more ahead than others) is that virtualization and cloud ...

which means that using virtualization in cloud computing could limit the servers and applications you can utilize. As vendors are still working toward the adoption of virtualization, software ...

And server virtualization is the underlying technology that enables cloud computing vendors to offer their services. When a customer orders up infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) from a cloud ...

Cloud computing continues to become a viable option for businesses and organizations around the world. This ever-growing system of digital management allows companies the freedom to scale ...

I came across an interesting post, Is Virtualization the Same as Cloud Computing ... deployment platforms and either virtual or physical servers as a service and on a by-the-use model.

If you've got virtualization and cloud skills, plenty of companies now have jobs. Still, you may not be at the very top of the IT hiring agenda. Despite so many optimistic predictions from Gartner ...

So if you already have virtual servers running efficiently in your data centers today, then the road to seeing what cloud computing can do for you will be far smoother, she says. “Virtualization ...

Two of the hottest IT technologies in 2010 are virtualization ... server. It is delivered as a virtualized version and can be run on almost any computer hardware. When it comes to cloud computing ...