Thumbing through the current issue of Wired, I came upon a multi-page ad spread from Microsoft, and I saw what looks like an interesting juxtaposition, though there was nothing in the ad itself that made the connection. I have also been interviewing some of the industry’s best and brightest recently on the subject of revenue performance management, or RPM, and the combination provided the source of my fascination. The Microsoft ad is about the “Cloudcycle, a Hybrid Model,” which discusses both private clouds and public clouds, private clouds’ counterpart.
Marketing and IT: Two Ships Passing
Posted by: Denis Pombriant March 30, 2011 05:00 AMThumbing through the current issue of Wired, I came upon a multi-page ad spread from Microsoft, and I saw what looks like an interesting juxtaposition, though there was nothing in the ad itself that made the connection. I have also been interviewing some of the industry’s best and brightest recently on the subject of revenue performance management, or RPM, and the combination provided the source of my fascination. The Microsoft ad is about the “Cloudcycle, a Hybrid Model,” which discusses both private clouds and public clouds, private clouds’ counterpart.