Cloud computing wordle V2 – a list of cloud computing vendors
I’ve made a minor update and per some of the comments I received I’ve made the Wordle a little more readable – but not that readable as that’s sort of the point.
Danny Goodall
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Wanted to bring to your attention One Network Enterprises as a Cloud Computing vendor to watch.
Happy to add you in the next revision Terry. Would you mind telling me where you think you fit in our draft marketing segmentation shown in my post on the roll that the channel will play in cloud computing?
From what I can see of OneNetwork I’d put you into Software Services/Supply Chain. (I’ll have to add a specific category for Supply Chain within Software as a Service or more likely I will group that into a general “operational” software category with supply chain/financial/billing/HR,etc.)
By the way Terry the cloud computing Wordle had been updated since you posted your comment. See here.
Danny Goodall