Richard Davies wrote: The UK has a good crop of technology pioneers in cloud computing - for example ElasticHosts, FlexiScale, Flexiant, OnApp - and also some strong government initiatives such as G-Cloud.
We will have to see whether this kind of technical leadership converts into swift mass-market adoption or not.
TORONTO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/29/06 -- Canadian aerospace parts maker Hispano-Suiza Canada
has employed software and services from IBM (NYSE: IBM) to improve
communication and collaboration.
Prior to the installation, Hispano-Suiza Canada had difficulty working
electronically with its France-based parent company. Messages between the
two companies could arrive corrupted and they were unable to access each
other's calendars. IBM Software Services for Lotus developed an
installation and migration plan, implemented Lotus Notes and Domino on
Linux, and provided training and support services.
"Before installing Lotus, collaborating with our head office could be
challenging," said Adam Woodhouse, MIS Applications Specialist,
Hispano-Suiza Canada. "Sharing technical information on joint projects was
difficult and because the calendaring systems weren't compatible, it was
easy to miss meetings. Since we started using Lotus Notes it's been smooth
sailing and we're working much more effectively together."
Working with SilverBlaze, an IBM Business Partner, IBM's services team
installed and configured Lotus Domino Server V7.0.1, running on SUSE Linux
V9, and migrated 150 Hispano-Suiza users to IBM Lotus Notes.
The new Lotus Domino platform can also provide additional value to
Hispano-Suiza Canada, as the company can build custom communication and
collaboration applications on the platform.
About Hispano-Suiza Canada
A subsidiary of the French corporation Hispano-Suiza, Hispano-Suiza Canada
provides electronic components for the world's major aircraft
manufacturers. Its product line includes electronic engine controllers,
propeller de-icers, landing gear controllers, electronic control modules
and data collection units. For more information, go to
www.hispano-suiza.ca