David Linthicum
David S. Linthicum is a chief cloud strategy officer at Deloitte Consulting, and an internationally recognized industry expert and thought leader. Dave has authored 13 books on computing, the latest of which is Cloud Computing and SOA Convergence in Your Enterprise, a Step-by-Step Approach. Dave’s industry experience includes tenures as CTO and CEO of several successful software companies, and upper-level management positions in Fortune 100 companies. He keynotes leading technology conferences on cloud computing, SOA, enterprise application integration, and enterprise architecture. Dave writes the Cloud Computing blog for InfoWorld. His views are his own.
Cloud computing is even greener than we thought
It turns out that cloud efficiencies go far beyond higher utilization and lower power consumption
Can you put your trust in AIops?
As ops tools morph into AIops, they bring greater value to more complex deployments—if users will let them
2 ways 5G will change cloud computing
5G is coming, and most are looking for big disruption. In the case of cloud computing, 5G will likely be baked in the cake already
Cloud spending is outpacing cloud cost governance
Cloud bills are high and understanding why is low. Here's how to protect yourself and plan for the future
Where autonomous vehicles and edge computing have arrived
Advances in autonomous farming technology are leading farms big and small to 100 percent automation—perhaps the first industry to get there
3 devops and cloud computing myths debunked
Devops and cloud are joined at the hip, but some misinformation out there needs to be cleared up
2 suggestions for surviving the 2020 cloud job explosion
Cloud computing continues to grow rapidly, but enterprises and cloud professionals need to watch out for a few downsides
Cloud AI is like nuclear power
With incredible potential for both good and harm, AI needs worldwide regulation to ensure it isn't misused
Cloud spending set to outpace traditional on-prem
Enterprises will confront the tipping point of cloud spending surpassing traditional IT costs in 2020. Is this too early or too late? A few thoughts to consider
Understand 'as is' before you migrate to the cloud
Avoid making some huge errors in your public cloud migration with just a bit more study
Tolerable security risk is a spectrum
Some enterprises have too much security, but many don’t have enough. Where do you rank?
Enterprises are still spending on data centers. What gives?
The tremendous growth in money spent on cloud computing was supposed to reduce data center costs, but new survey says no
Cloud computing is the unheralded hero at CES 2020
CES traditionally shows off flat screens, self-driving cars, and digital assistants, but cloud computing drives all this innovation
Your excess server resources are wanted in the cloud
The opportunity to leverage private server resources could make or save money for both parties, but governance and security are real concerns
Wanted: More types of machine learning
Now that we’re big into machine learning in the cloud, perhaps we should start thinking about how to do it better
The true value of cloud-based AI isn’t what you think
Along with intelligent applications, using AI to improve automation, security, and knowledge sharing will have far-reaching benefits
3 signs you have a cloud culture problem
Cloud computing is easy to accept by most in IT, but in some cultures it has no chance of success. Here’s how to spot those toxic cultures and fix them
Break down those cloud security silos
Want to ensure that your cloud solution is safe? Focus on proper integration rather than best-of-breed solutions, and breaches will be less likely
Is cloud migration iterative or waterfall?
Argument rages in the IT workplace over which approach is better. The correct answer may be neither—and both
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