UK Cloud Alliance promises cloud benefits and local delivery

Absrtact: 15 Service provider groups have launched the UK Cloud Alliance, which promises to buy the cloud computing opportunities provided by local partners for local infrastructure services.

The initiative, led by a communications dealer star, promises to provide "clarity and confidence" to end the confusion of market users.

"Our goal is to provide a technology that can be collected through the star's private cloud platform and the local expert service delivery option to collect small and medium sized UK business representations," the star said.

The cloud will be the main platform for 2014, and the leader is talking about the cloud capacity of the public cloud that the departments concerned cannot use.

Analyst TechMarketView said the initiative "may be to find the right answer for companies from a local" pre-trial nuclear "professional partner to a cloud solution at the end of the spectrum."

15 founding members provide services from the range of telephony, security hardware migrations and virtualization. Alliance members have signed a code of conduct that promises "transparency and guidelines to ensure the best interests of any customer in addition to the service level agreement and the terms of the contract."

The move stirred the cynical reaction of Andiberton, the chairman of the Cloud Industry forum. "In the locker room for the Cloud Alliance which is obviously not independent of the commercial product, the star is trying to find a place for itself in the growing cloud market," Burton said.

"While we welcome any progress to help end users, we do not recognize or support any organization's risk of misleading the market."

"I believe that this is not the star's intention to mislead, so we look forward to seeing what they claim to be the business and service level agreement code that they talk about so that everyone can understand how the interests of end users and these claims meet their requirements for transparency."

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The alliance members include Plan B, Pythagoras, concentration, Digirati,glasshouse technology, Itica, modern networks, Newvoicemedia, connecting link, maindec,redstor, total, Ubertas,linuxit and stars.

Richhadsen, the star chief executive, said, "Under all the hype, cloud computing is very much an increasingly demanding ratio for small and medium sized UK businesses." This is about the UK's technology services to British businesses, because they like to be serviced by local organizations, they can understand, grow and trust together.

We do not want to take the quality of sales or delivery of world affairs because we are doing a good job of developing close work and reliable relationships that add a lot of value to small and medium enterprises.

Mark Cockland, the Glasshouse Technology Strategic alliance partner manager in the UK and UK, added: "What we do together is to combine our skills in order to serve the British enterprise better than today's technology, so they are less constrained by their past technology choices and investment decisions." “

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