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Warren Wilbee, Director of ISV Evangelism for Microsoft, will be presenting with Ronnie Thomson, Senior Vice President of Engineering for Quark, at SYS-CON's 2nd International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo in New York City this coming March 30-April 1, 2009.
Better than purely cloud-based services are solutions harnessing powerful combinations of Internet services, on-premise servers and rich clients. In this session the presenters will deconstruct a real world example: how Quark has methodically and holistically developed an Internet services / rich client / on-premise solution. They will demonstrate how Quark, a leader in publishing, crafted a robust platform to deliver the compelling applications that leverages the best capabilities of the desktop, on-premise solutions and an array of services in the cloud. The "old view" is that desktop and web applications are two separate and isolated worlds: this session will on the contrary show a rich development paradigm combining the power of rich clients and powerful servers running on-premise and behind a firewall, with the breadth of services found in the cloud combining the cloud. It is not just the evolution of cloud computing, but of computing in general.
Speaker Bios
Warren Wilbee is Director of ISV Evangelism at Microsoft. He and his teams help ISVs in the US develop software using the Microsoft Platform. Prior to coming to us Warren spent the last six years as leader of the development organization for NxTrend Technology in Colorado Springs. Prior to NxTrend, Warren worked for independent software vendors in Minnesota and Canada as a software architect and leader in their development organizations.
Ronnie Thomson, Senior Vice President of Engineering at Quark, is responsible for overseeing research and development, user experience, and quality assurance for all of Quark's desktop and enterprise products. He has an extensive background in commercial product development, building high performing teams, and the rapid delivery of products to market. Thomson also has experience creating product strategy as well as overall product management. Prior to Quark, Thomson was director of research and development for unified messaging products at Avaya, Inc. where he was responsible for long-term business growth plans in addition to product strategy and product direction. Prior to Avaya, he also spent several years as vice president of engineering at Centra Software, Inc. Originally from Scotland, he holds a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow (UK).
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Over the next five years, IDC expects spending on IT cloud services to grow almost threefold, reaching $42 billion by 2012 and accounting for some 9% of total software sales. More importantly, spending on cloud computing will accelerate throughout the forecast period, capturing 25% of IT spending growth in 2012 and nearly a third of growth the following year.
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