Archive for April 7th, 2010

Cloud Computing Could Save Hawaii Schools Big Bucks

A news report in the Hawaii Star Bulletin reports that if the state converted to cloud computing, it could cut its capital investment by about 60% to 70% through eliminating the need for costly information technology (IT) purchase, maintenance and upgrades. Take the Aloha state’s Department of Education, and theorize that it spends $25 million on IT and $40 million on electricity (I don’t know if those are really the numbers.) “Assume half (nighttime/weekend usage) of that electricity is for servers, air conditioners for servers, computers, printers, copiers and electronic devices that schools don’t shut off when they go home,” says the Star Bulletin. “Power-management software will turn those off, cutting electricity use.” One vendor, GreenIt, estimates that among the 30,000 PCs in Hawaii’s 170 schools, DOE’s program could save it up to $2.5 million every year. Cloud computing provides further savings, as servers aren’t there to use energy. And that should generate another $20 million in savings, says the article.

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Vizioncore Strengthens EMEA Team with Appointment of Southern European Sales Director

Vizioncore Inc., the market leader in virtualization data protection and management solutions and wholly owned subsidiary of Quest Software, Inc.,... Read more at VMblog.com.

GroundWork Open Source and Eucalyptus Systems Announce Application Management Coverage for Private Clouds

GroundWork Open Source Inc. (GWOS, http://www.gwos.com ) and Eucalyptus Systems ( http://www.eucalyptus.com ) today announced that they have... Read more at VMblog.com.

Logs for Better Clouds – Part 2

Last time, we saw that the biggest impediments to Cloud Provider’s adoption are Trust and Visibility. Today, we’ll look at the difficulty of predictive rightsizing, and how elasticity is one of the biggest value proposition of Cloud Providers.

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jsDatePick: JavaScript Date Picker

jsDatePick is an easy to use JavaScript date picker that uses DOM techniques to generate its HTML code. You can attach date picker as a popup or appended directly to the field. It does not rely on any JavaScript library and works in all major web browsers.

jsDatePick is very simple and easy to implement. It allows users to quickly browse both years and months, and provide you the ability to set range for years. You can customize its look and feel via CSS or simply specify one of the available color schemes to match your design.

Developed by Itamar Arjuan; jsDatePick is available for download under GNU General Public License.  You can find further information, demo & download on jsDatePick Website.

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