Carl Brooks is an Analyst for 451 Research's Service Providers Channel, covering cloud computing and the next generation of IT infrastructure. Previously, he spent several years researching and reporting on the emerging cloud market for TechTarget. Carl has also spent more than 10 years supporting small and medium-sized businesses as an IT consultant, network and systems integrator, and IT outsourcer.
He specialized in server and desktop operations, Linux and Microsoft products, and security, and has thorough knowledge of hardware platforms and networking technologies, as well as significant experience working with the channel market.
Carl holds BA degrees in English and history from the University of Massachusetts-Boston, and has cheerfully let a small variety of basically useless IT certifications lapse.
The channel economy for cloud services is rapidly becoming the major avenue for cloud consumption. Every major cloud infrastructure provider now has a channel delivery ecosystem and multiple moving parts. It's critical to understand how these programs work and how the rise of channel will shape the new digital economy.
The company's continued development of advanced services and network access is driving growth across an MTDC business base, demonstrating that the opportunity for managed services based in infrastructure continues to be very strong in the midmarket.
What was the real impact of undoing something that hadn't taken effect yet? With the public furor dampened for now, and the House unlikely to vote on a Senate measure that would enshrine the 2015 FCC cable broadband regulations into law, it's worth taking a look at the actual impact of those regulations.
Pivotal Software and the Cloud Foundry Foundation have reached a major inflection point, with Cloud Foundry hitting its stride in mainstream take-up and scale of use, and Pivotal banking on that to underpin its IPO in April.
This Market Monitor overview report on the 'cloud computing as a service' marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through Q1 2018. In this report, we examine the revenue generated by cloud service providers and technology vendors via cloud platforms - IaaS and PaaS - as well as IT management as a service (ITMaaS), online backup/recovery and cloud archiving.
This Market Monitor overview report on the 'cloud computing as a service' marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through Q4 2017. In this report, we examine the revenue generated by cloud service providers and technology vendors via cloud platforms - IaaS and PaaS - as well as IT management as a service (ITMaaS), online backup/recovery and cloud archiving.
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