Breaking Data as a Service News

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Node Summit -- Cloud9 IDE, Inc., the leading cloud-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for web and mobile applications, has announced the availability of Windows Azure deployment from the IDE. Windows Azure is an open cloud platform that enables users to manage applications across a global network of Microsoft-managed datacenters. The integration offers Node.js developers the advantages of a comprehensive cloud-based development environment, paired with Windows Azure's industry-leading ease of use, scalability, and interoperability. Cloud9 IDE runs in modern web browsers and enables developers to run, debug and deploy Node.js applications from anywhere, at anytime. Integrating the Node.js IDE with Windows Azure allows developers to directly deploy applications and permanently host code on Windows Azure's robust ... (more)

Windows Azure beschikbaar via Cloud9 IDE

SAN FRANCISCO, January 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- - Dankzij integratie kan er op ongeëvenaard niveau ontwikkeld worden met end-to-end node.js Node bijeenkomst -- Cloud9 IDE, Inc., een vooraanstaand ontwikkelingsplatform in de cloud op basis van een geïntegreerde ontwikkelingsomgeving (IDE, Integrated Development Environment) voor zowel webapplicaties alsook mobiele applicaties, maakt bekend dat Windows Azure nu kan worden gebruikt vanaf de IDE. Windows Azure is een open-cloud platform waarmee gebruikers applicaties kunnen beheren over een wereldwijd netwerk van gegevenscentra die... (more)

Data.gov Will Redefine Data-as-a-Service

I’ve been in several meetings recently that have hit on the topic of Data.gov.  Data.gov will become a repository for all the information the government collects, and that information will be in turn available to anyone who needs it.   Pretty positive move, if you ask me.   However, the existing data-as-a-service providers that traffic in government data could find that they are soon suffering from relevancy problems.  The core issue is that many existing data-as-a-service players make their living from publishing reconstituted, and cleansed, government data that they charge for.... (more)

iSPaces Brings Desktops as a Service for Free

Last week I wrote about Desktone DaaS offerings for $1 per day and I felt the trial ride was impressive, until I met iSpaces -  a new concept of DaaS that allows its users to access multiple desktops (called Spaces) in the cloud, from any computer and for free , catch is that you can login and out of iSpaces from multiple computers and their unique web browser, CloudBrowser™, will reopen all your applications and documents from wherever you want.  All for free of cost ! With iSpaces’ CloudBrowser  you can  save all of your browsing history to the cloud, in such a way that you ca... (more)

SOA Visionary to Drive Continued Growth for the Next Generation of SOA and Web 2.0

StrikeIron announced that David Linthicum will take the helm as company CEO. Linthicum will be responsible for continuing to drive the company’s position as the frontrunner in delivering critical Web services and data, on demand, for the emerging next-generation Internet. Bob Brauer remains as president and co-founder and will continue to lead the day-to-day operations of StrikeIron. “StrikeIron’s revenue more than doubled from Q107 to Q108 and has tremendous momentum in the industry. We’re moving beyond simply delivering data as a service and into a new ... (more)