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Sunday, July 03, 2011

Giga Om Structure Conference 2011 - Links to Archived Videos for 6/23/2011

Updated 7/3/2011: Added all missing video links.

Updated 6/24/2011 3:30 PM PDT: Added links to “Live-blogged stories from the event for 6/23/2011” to the end of this post.

imageGigaOm provided live video coverage of its Structure Conference 2011 (@stuctureconf), held on 6/22 and 6/23/2011 at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) Mission Bay Conference Center. The live video is archived but not easy to find.

imageFollowing are links to the LiveStream archives for 6/23/2011. Three sessions were missing video archives as of 6/24/2011 10:00 AM PDT. This post will be updated if Giga Om posts the missing archives later.

Video archives for Wednesday: Giga Om Structure Conference 2011 - Links to Archived Videos for 6/22/2011 

9:00 AM: OPENING REMARKS

9:05 AM: Cloud Storage: Moving Beyond Backup?

For a few years, cloud-based storage has been a ideal solution for backing up enterprise data, but a new breed of startups is trying to convince businesses to move their primary data into the cloud. This panel will examine whether the cloud can meet the performance, the security and cost requirements that businesses place on primary storage systems and what it will take to make the cloud an appealing option.

9:45 AM: The Telcos Are A-comin’

Some telling acquisitions will define 2011. Savvis and Terremark were bought by telcos, which are positioned with assets and operating structures that enable them to potentially do one thing very well: deliver computing as a utility service. We talk with Bob Toohey, the man at Verizon leading the division that will supply cloud services to its large body of enterprise customers. How high is Verizon aiming?

10:05 AM: The Next Frontier: Cloud Databases

One of the biggest challenges that remain is managing data in the cloud. While the need for database scalability, reliability and performance has always been an issue in computing, the cloud introduces new challenges such as elasticity, geographic distribution and multi-tenancy. It has become a breeding ground for a wave of new solutions, including database-as-a-service offerings. In this session, we will engage in a discussion with some of these cutting-edge companies. We’ll define what is a "true" cloud database is and explore the unique challenges of managing data in a cloud environment.

11:25 AM: Is Data Privacy a Make-or-Break Issue for Cloud Computing?

  • Speaker: Nolan Goldberg - Senior Counsel, IP and Technology, Proskauer LLP
  • Speaker: Michelle Quinn - Silicon Valley Correspondent, POLITICO Pro
  • Moderated by: Derrick Harris - Structure Editor and Staff Writer, GigaOM

Concerns ranging from consumer privacy to whether cloud-based data is entitled to Fourth Amendment protection have made data privacy one of the foremost legal issues facing cloud computing. This fireside chat will feature legal experts from both the cloud-provider and legal perspectives. We’ll explore what it will take to make all cloud stakeholders confident that their privacy needs are being met.

11:45 AM: The Promise of PaaS

PaaS has held out a lot of promise for a few years now: Write once, run forever. Radically accelerate the entire application lifecycle. Easily create applications based on new architectures. Traditionally, these benefits came from tightly integrated platforms but with the trade-off of limited choice in developer frameworks, application services, and IaaS providers. This panel will examine the different approaches between "integrated innovation" and "modular innovation" for the industry at large.

12:20 PM: DevOps - Reinventing the Developers Role in the Cloud Age (Part 1, partial) and Part 2.

The old way: Development teams created code and then handed off to the infrastructure group who would put the code on the machines and deploy them. The new way: In the age of the cloud, programmers can deploy code and scale infrastructure in four minutes with fixes that can take place on the fly. Overall efficiency...vastly improved. For DevOps to be a ubiquitous process enterprise-wide, some hurdles, such as policy or training, still have to be scaled. In this talk with two leading proponents, we talk about what still needs to be done and what benefits businesses will derive from embracing the DevOps way.

1:40 PM: Piecing Together the Next-Generation of the Cloud

What will the next generation of cloud and distributed computing systems look like? Who will create the systems that power them? We assemble some of the industry’s leading researchers to look at the operating systems needed for million-core-or-more systems, what needs distributed nodes will entail and what insights we can glean from early exascale data center projects. In this session, we look toward the future and shape the insights into the realities of what can be applied in the business world.

2:00 PM: The New Industry Platforms: Data, Social and The Value Added Stack

  • Speaker: Gavin Michael - Global Managing Director, R&D and Alliances, Accenture

The Accenture Technology Vision is a cross industry research project that takes stock of the evolving trends in IT and how they will impact business and society as a whole. In his presentation, Gavin will review this year's eight trends and focus on three major takeaways for the audience - Data as a platform, New value higher in the stack and Social Platforms as Intelligence sources.

2:10 PM: The Instrument of Cloud Monetization: The API

APIs are an important, but sometimes under-appreciated, potential source of income for cloud service providers. Although they don’t cost a dime, well-designed APIs can bring in hordes of developers that will help drive site traffic and popularity through the roof. These panelists are API experts at many levels and will share strategies for making more developers mean more money.

2:30 PM: Open Clouds: Can Anyone Agree?

  • Speaker: Jason Waxman - GM, High Density Computing, Data Center Group, Intel
  • Moderated by: Jason Hoffman - Founder and Chief Scientist, Joyent

Last year at Structure, Jason Waxman, Intel’s GM for High Density Computing, made the case for why Cloud Computing needs interoperability and standards. Over the past year, Intel helped to launch the Open Data Center Alliance and participated in numerous industry initiatives including Open Stack, Open Compute Project, Deltacloud, the DMTF’s cloud incubator just to name a few. We’ll talk with Jason about whether the industry is making progress or just further fragmenting, what are the top challenges that need to be addressed, and with all of these “open” projects, what the implications are for vendors and service providers.

2:50 PM: Dedicated, In More Ways than One: The IaaS Panel

Infrastructure as a service used to mean virtual machines running within a multitenant architecture, probably paid for with a credit with a credit card with a disclaimer of caveat emptor. My, how things have changed: this panel brings together leading IaaS providers to discuss how IaaS has evolved to include dedicated servers, and where this trend away from virtualization and economies of scale is headed.

4:00 PM: When the "Force" Meets PaaS

  • Speaker: Byron Sebastian - GM Heroku and, SVP, Platforms at salesforce.com
  • Moderated by: Om Malik - Founder, GigaOM
  • Moderated by: Derrick Harris - Structure Editor and Staff Writer, GigaOM

Salesforce's acquisition of pioneering PaaS platform Heroku raises many new questions in the SaaS industry. Is the acquisition for the cloud platform technology or the large developer base? Will Salesforce now push harder to be the core platform of choice for enterprise developers in the cloud? Is this a new strategic direction for the SaaS industry to follow? In this fireside chat Om Malik talks to Byron Sebastian of Heroku to explore future possibilities in the PaaS industry.

4:20 PM: From OpenFlow to Virtualized Networks

One of the hottest technologies around is virtualized networking. Based on the futuristic OpenFlow work from Stanford University, the technology promises a shake-up of the network infrastructure world. We talk to some of the leading startups in this area about deploying the technology in a big way. We ask what the technology is, what its applications are and what makes it so insanely great.

4:50 PM: Computers At the Crossroads: What Hardware Will Reign in the Clouds?

The hardware world is a changing. New scenarios seem possible as webscale and cloud computing companies take a hard look at their regular commodity hardware and find it lacking. High density server blades, Atom-based machines from SeaMicro, servers using cell phone chips, even specialty processors using hundreds of cores. Will any of these innovations make it big?

5:25 PM: The M&A Panel: A Year of Deals in Review and the Year Ahead

  • Speaker: Shekar Ayyar - VP of Strategy and Corporate Development, VMware
  • Speaker: Jonathan Becher - Interim CMO, SAP
  • Speaker: Debra Danielson - SVP, Merger and Acquisition Strategy and Distinguished Engineer, CA Technologies
  • Speaker: John Dillon - CEO, Engine Yard
  • Speaker: Lorenzo De La Vega - VP, Business Development, Application & Integration Middleware, Software Group, IBM
  • Moderated by:Stephen Smith - Senior Managing Director, Arma Partners

Since 2008, we have seen a “cambrian explosion” of cloud and infrastructure companies. This now being followed by an M&A feeding frenzy, as the early leaders were gobbled up by the giants. In this panel, we assemble some of the leading M&A rockstars and review some of their biggest hits from last year. We will also look to the coming months and find out the types of deals they are sourcing and what technologies will be on their radar.

6:00 PM: CLOSING REMARKS

Unscheduled Interview

  • Speaker: Bernard Golden, CEO HyperStratus

Live-blogged stories from the event for June 23, 2011:

This post will be updated if the missing archives are posted later.

Full disclosure: I received a complimentary press pass from GigaOm for Structure 2011.

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Friday, June 24, 2011

Giga Om Structure Conference 2011 - Links to Archived Videos for 6/22/2011

Updated 6/24/2011 3:30 PM PDT: Added links to “Live-blogged stories from the event for 6/22/2011” to the end of this post.

Updated 6/24/2011 10:30 AM PDT: Links to Thursday’s video archives: Giga Om Structure Conference 2011 - Links to Archived Videos for 6/23/2011.

Updated 6/23/2011 2:30 PM PDT: A link to the previously missing Economics of Open Everything session archive was added. Only Paul Maritz’ session is missing now.

imageGigaOm provided live video coverage of its Structure Conference 2011 (@stuctureconf), held on 6/22 and 6/23/2011 at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) Mission Bay Conference Center. The live video is archived but not easy to find.

imageFollowing are links to the LiveStream archives for 6/22/2011. (Inexplicitly, archives for two important sessions were missing as of 6/23/2011 8:50 AM).

8:30 AM: Opening Remarks

9:00 AM: New Directions for the Cloud

  • Speaker: Lew Tucker - VP and CTO, Cloud Computing, Cisco
  • Speaker: Joe Weinman - Worldwide Lead, Communications, Media and Entertainment Industry Solutions, HP

The cloud has come so far so quickly it’s tempting to think that we’ve reached maturity, but there are likely to be numerous discontinuities in the next few years. In this dialogue, Lew Tucker, Cisco’s cloud computing vice president and chief technology officer, and Joe Weinman, HP exec and founder of Cloudonomics, discuss what’s coming next. How will OpenStack and Cisco’s Networking-as-a-Service contribution and HP’s Open Cloud Marketplace impact the industry? How much of IT will be in private vs. public clouds? Will the industry be dominated by over-the-top players? Or will telcos, regional players, and vertical specialists have the biggest role? Is the megadatacenter the ultimate architecture, and if not, what current assumptions may be overturned? A great talk that will help map out issues to be discussed over the next two days and the next 18 months.

9:20 AM: The State of the Cloud Address

Speaker: Werner Vogels - CTO, Amazon.com

The Amazon public cloud accounts for an estimated 40% of the total public cloud market. Werner Vogels helped to elevate the cloud computing industry into the mainstream when his team at Amazon launched EC2 and S3. We asked Werner to deliver a very special "State of the Cloud" address in which he talks about where Amazon sees cloud computing currently and where he plans to take the industry next.

10:30 AM: The Future of The Cloud Panel

  • Moderated by: Michael Skok - General Partner, North Bridge Venture Partners
  • Speaker: Dries Buytaert - Co-Founder and CTO, Acquia
  • Speaker: John Dillon - CEO, Engine Yard
  • Speaker: Marten Mickos - CEO, Eucalyptus Systems
  • Speaker: Lew Moorman - Chief Strategy Officer and President of the Rackspace Cloud, Rackspace

Recently, GigaOM Pro, The 451 Group, and Northbridge Venture Partners conducted an industry survey to map the future of enterprise cloud computing. The results of the survey will be revealed for the first time in this panel, and we will hold a lively discussion among the stakeholders in key industry sectors about the implications of these results.

The Future of Cloud Computing Forum site provides links to related content.

11:10 AM: Microsoft and the Cloud: What’s Next?

  • Speaker: Satya Nadella - President, Server and Tools Business, Microsoft
  • Moderated by: Eric Savitz - San Francisco Bureau Chief, Forbes

Satya Nadella runs the $15 billion infrastructure business unit at Microsoft which encompasses the server business lines and the Azure platform. Microsoft remains a leading giant in the enterprise software space and is a leader in both public and private cloud computing, and its existing customer channels will be influential in shaping the course of how this trend will be realized. We will talk to Satya about his view of cloud computing and the direction that he sees Microsoft charting.

11:30 AM: Latin America: The New Market in The Backyard?

Last year, Brazil experienced its fastest economic growth in almost two decades. Gross domestic product expansion was double what economists had expected the country to reach. As it's economy booms, it's demand is outstripping local supply of technical talent and infrastructure. Does Brazil represent a new market and potentially a new partner for American Cloud Services companies? Or will China and India rise to the occasion?

Missing: 11:50 AM: Shaping The Cloud

What further technology leadership will VMware show in shaping the cloud computing industry? VMware defined the category for virtualization and subsequently helped make the term ubiquitous. Formerly at Microsoft, Paul Maritz led the entire software product lines across the board and in no small part created the giant that is MSFT. Now as CEO of VMware, what challenges will Paul Maritz face as VMware shapes the Cloud industry?

12:10 PM: The Economics of Open Everything

  • Speaker: Derek Collison - CTO, Chief Archictect, Cloud Division, VMware
  • Speaker: Frank Frankovsky - Director, Hardware Design and Supply Chain, Facebook
  • Speaker: Forrest Norrod - VP and GM, Server Platforms, Dell
  • Moderated by: Lew Moorman - Chief Strategy Officer and President of the Rackspace Cloud, Rackspace

The power of open-source software can’t be denied. At its best, it has democratized innovation and is a stub for other subsequent innovations. Think Apache and the web. But where is the money in it? Does there have to be a profit motive? We talk to two exponents of recent projects -- Open Stack and Cloud Foundry -- both of which are open and have the promise to shake up the cloud industry.

1:30 PM: Enabling Ubiquitous Access with Content-Centric Networking

  • Speaker: Teresa Lunt - VP and Director of the Computing Science Laboratory, PARC, a Xerox company

The world has changed since networking was invented. Networks are no longer about simply getting messages from point A to B -- now, it's all about multimedia, collaboration, and sharing. Given the ubiquity of devices, networks, and content everywhere, an industry of patchwork services and workarounds has evolved to support these realities. In this talk, Teresa Lunt will discuss content-centric networking, a new approach to networking being developed at PARC and around the world that addresses these and other problems. Content-centric networking simplifies how applications consume content, and enables applications and services to be designed so that more content can be delivered at far less cost. Because it's not ubiquitous if people can't easily get what they need when they need it.

1:50 PM: Clouds to Customers: Making the Connection

  • Speaker: John Stankey - President and CEO, AT&T Business Solutions
  • Moderated by: Om Malik - Founder, GigaOM

As cloud users become more mobile, the need for higher bandwidth everywhere will be crucial. With the increased demand for the cloud, the need for reduced latency and high-capacity interconnects will also increase. There are a few companies who have the knowledge and resources to deliver both. Could the cloud represent AT&T’s next great opportunity?

2:15 PM: Guru Panel - What Can the Enterprise Learn from Webscale?

Those who are at the bleeding edge of practice today will define everyday operations for the rest of us tomorrow. We assemble a panel of some of the top innovators -- and biggest infrastructure customers -- in the web world to talk about their experiences pushing the boundaries of cloud computing.

2:55 PM: Networks for Clouds, App Stores and Operating Systems

Arista, founded by Andy Bechtolsheim and Jayshree Ullal, has been instrumental in turning data centers into clouds with its high-speed hubs. This year, Arista announced its new cloud network operating system, EOS, together with its app store model, which will enable a third-party ecosystem. We chat with Jayshree Ullal about the impacts these will have on the industry at a time when we’re seeing lots of new technology innovation in the network space.

3:55 PM: The VC Panel: Cloudy Bubble?

Is there a bubble? The Valley’s finest are giddy with their investments into the cloud space. But we ask, will it last? Meet some of the Valley’s leading venture capitalists, and find out where they’re investing their money and on what areas of technology entrepreneurs should focus.

4:35 PM: The CIO’s Finest Hour

  • Speaker: Dave Hitz - Founder and EVP, NetApp
  • Moderated by: Derrick Harris - Structure Editor and Staff Writer, GigaOM

The IT department has to learn to keep pace with a new business organization moving at “Cloud Speed.” Requirements and technologies change at such a fast pace they are almost fluid. This chat will address the challenges of having a legacy, siloed infrastructure and what the C-Level decision maker presently has to face when making purchasing decisions.

4:55 PM: LaunchPad

  • Speaker: Navin Chaddha - Managing Director, Mayfield Fund
  • Speaker: Matthew Howard - General Partner, Norwest Venture Partners
  • Speaker: John Lee - Director, Entrepreneur Services Group, Silicon Valley Bank
  • Speaker: Luis Robles - Partner, Sequoia Capital
  • Moderated by:Javier Soltero - CTO, SaaS and Application Services, VMware

Meet GigaOM’s picks for the companies that have the "right stuff" to succeed in the cloud computing marketplace.

Live-blogged stories from the event for June 22, 2011:

This post will be updated if the missing archives are posted later.

Full disclosure: I received a complimentary press pass from GigaOm for Structure 2011.

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