Dell CIO Reviews virtualization and cloud computing plan to increase input

Beijing time December 25, according to foreign media reports, 2010 there are many discussions about cloud computing, but most of the theory than practice. For Dell's chief information officer Robin Johnson, the answer is simple, and it is actually developing applications for any size enterprise. In the past only large enterprises could use websites like Salesforce.com, but if you use cloud technology, the site is open to all organizations and uses the same price. Johnson's point of view is the opposite of software as a service, where software as a service is ideal for small companies, but for large businesses, this technology is not appropriate for control and security reasons. However, Johnson believes the cloud will play a big role in the future, and he believes that the technology will not be the only way to access and deliver applications and services in the future. About 30% to 40% of the infrastructure and applications will be deployed through the cloud, but certainly not 100%. At the same time, as head of the internal it specification at Dell, Robin Johnson is also a follower of virtualization technology. Over the past two years, the company has launched a number of virtualization projects to improve the efficiency of the company's infrastructure. More importantly, as large companies offering solutions to consumers, they need to ensure that they are at the forefront of the technology, so companies often communicate with consumers. Dell bought storage company compellent in 820 million dollars earlier in December to help the company expand its operations in the virtual storage sector. Author: William