Category Archives: Consumption Based Software Licensing

The Enterprise: I’m Not Sexy and I Know it

Posted on November 6, 2012 by Virtustreamadmin

Tweet Rodney Rogers, chairman and CEO of Virtustream shares his thoughts in TechCrunch on the state of cloud computing within the large enterprise. The post discusses cloud solutions and their adoption (or not) in the voice of a large enterprise. … Continue reading →

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Virtustream Offers “True Consumption-Based” Cloud Platform

Posted on April 18, 2012 by ruv

Tweet Virtustream’s flagship offering is xStream, a Swiss army knife of a cloud platform built for large and complex IT environments with high security standards. The platform supports multiple hypervisors and can run as a public, hybrid, private or virtual private cloud … Continue reading →

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Cloud Drives Shift toward Consumption-based Software Licensing

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Julian

Forrester predicted it, and the cloud is forcing it. New pricing models for boxed and cloud-based software. If you’re considering a move to the cloud here are some questions to ask your cloud provider. Continue reading →

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