Savvis CEO Phil Koen accepts the 2009 Spirit of St. Louis Technology Award from Jim Castellano, chairman, RubinBrown LLP in St. Louis. The award presented each year by the St. Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association (RCGA) recognizes a company's commitment to both technology and the St. Louis region. The RCGA noted Savvis Project Spirit, Savvis next generation cloud infrastructure service delivery platform, as a key consideration in Savvis' selection.
Savvis CEO Phil Koen addresses the St. Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association (RCGA) and members of the media at a breakfast meeting in St. Louis. He presented an update on the company, Savvis Project Spirit, and plans for the company's next generation enterprise cloud solutions platform.
Savvis CTO Bryan Doerr today demonstrated Savvis' new enterprise cloud platform dubbed Project Spirit. Project Spirit powers the industry's first enterprise-class Virtual Private Data Center with multi-tied QoS capabilities. In this picture, Doerr is showing the new user interface to several hundred press, analysts and bloggers in attendance at VMworld in San Francisco.
Savvis CTO Bryan Doerr discusses Savvis' next generation cloud solution dubbed Project Spirit and its expected impact on the industry and the enterprise.
Dennis Brouwer, VP, Global Networks, Savvis, on how customers can take advantage of the flexibility that the cloud offers without tearing down and rebuilding their entire data center.
Dennis Brouwer, VP, Global Network Solutions, Savvis, on the impact of QoS on latency in the cloud.
Dennis Brouwer, VP, Global Network Solutions, Savvis, on how networking professionals have to change the way they think in order to provide cloud computing networks.
Savvis continues to forge a leadership position in cloud-based infrastructure solutions. Recently we caught up with Dennis Brouwer, V.P., Global Network Solutions, at Savvis, who examined a variety of issues and opportunities for enterprises considering cloud solutions. Over the next four weeks we'll post some highlights from the discussion.
Some of these include:
- Why enterprise customers should care about the cloud...
- How networking professionals have to change the way they think in order to provide cloud computing networks...
- The impact of QoS on latency in the cloud...
- How customers can take advantage of the flexibility that the cloud offers...
