Big business IT leaders push for cloud computing standards

As of July 12, with the growth of cloud computing, many enterprise IT leaders have started to drive cloud computing standards, primarily for security and data portability. The implementation of the new standards is like the NASCAR race, where each company is on a unified track, but different vehicles are being steered, and implementing different standards will affect the cloud computing technology adopted.

This month, the Cloud Standard Client Committee (Cloud standards Customer Council), which IBM collaborated with Citigroup, Lockheed-Martin and the world's largest agricultural machinery manufacturer Deere&co, unveiled the Steering Committee meeting: first, The business community needs cloud standards; Secondly, the implementation of cloud standards is to bring about the acceleration of the development of the whole industry or lead to more fierce competition; Finally, all standards have to follow a key point that is the company's buying.

The first Intel Open Data Center Alliance (ALLIANCE,ODCA), which is the mission of Cloud solutions, includes JPMorgan Chase, BMW and Deutsche Bank AG. The Csa-cloud security Alliance partners include Coca-Cola group and ebay.

"Our aim is to work with various standards organizations, and the organization's promotion standards should not be competitive but should be complementary, and the ultimate goal will be to help achieve their goals," said Marvin Wheeler, chief strategist at Terremark, the Chairman and Secretary of the Open Data Center Alliance. ”

University,n.c.state, a former chairman of the virtual Computing Lab, who is a member of the ODCA, North Carolina State University, Carolina, said that because of the breadth and diversity of the cloud market, So we need different voices from all walks of life.

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