Nicole Henderson is an Analyst on the Managed Services & Hosting team at 451 Research. Her research examines managed services for public cloud, alternative public clouds and other forms of hosted infrastructure.
Prior to 451 Research, Nicole was Content Director at Informa's ITPro Today, a source of news and analysis for IT professionals and technology stakeholders. In this role, she ran the site's coverage on cloud computing, where she was responsible for writing, editing staff contributions, and research. She produced reports on cloud topics such as cloud management platforms and cloud-native technology. Previously, she was Editor at Talkin' Cloud where she managed a team of freelancers that covered the emerging cloud services channel. She led the site's annual Talkin' Cloud 100 ranking and research report, and later oversaw the site's transition to Channel Futures. She started her career as an Industry Analyst at the Web Host Industry Review (WHIR).
She has a Bachelor of Journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario.
451 Research has announced the recipients of our Firestarter awards for the first quarter of 2020. Firestarter recipients are firms specifically recognized by 451 analysts for innovation and market disruption. The companies being recognized with 451 Firestarter awards this quarter are detailed here.
The service provider plans to grow its managed cloud services as a complement to its data and analytics expertise. The combined entity will look to be a key data-enablement partner for enterprises as they pursue data modernization to enable strategic decision-making.
Channel-only cloud provider Green Cloud adds to its portfolio with managed security offerings. The addition aims to help arm its service provider partners with approaches that address one of the most prominent barriers to public cloud adoption.
With a renewed focus on Google Cloud services and a list of competitors that continues to converge, SADA Systems is ready to serve customers across North America as the coronavirus pandemic forces millions in the US and Canada to work from home.
The IaaS provider targets SMBs with its simple self-service platform and focus on high-performance cloud workloads. It competes in the alternative cloud category, going up against cloud suppliers such as DigitalOcean and Linode.
After securing $18m in funding in 2019, AllCloud is eyeing potential targets that can expand its Salesforce practice, in tandem with plans to add to its talent pool of AWS experts in the US and Germany. It is also helping customers respond to the COVID-19 pandemic with managed solutions from AWS and Salesforce.
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