Given the increasingly rapid pace of today’s internet based businesses, physical infrastructure, while still critical, has increasingly become a obstacle rather than an enabler. Complimenting or substituting cloud based computing for traditional IT infrastructure can yield significant advantages in cost, ease of implementation, and time to market. It may also become a significant catalyst for innovation. Amazon Web Services offers a suite of infrastructure web services to a vibrant and growing community of over 370,000 registered developers.
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Reuven Introduces CloadCamp
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Richard Davies, CEO of ElasticHosts, did not actually manage to do his talk on \"How Clouds Can Differ\" this time round, but will be back next time at CloudCamp and has offered his presentation in the mean time, which you can check out here:
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Partly Cloudy
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Cloud computing has changed the landscape for startups and has hugely contributed towards levelling the playing field between startups and established players. Startups and app developers are able to execute projects faster and in a more cost effective way. In this presentation, Adil explores the impact of Cloud Computing on startups and its outcomes

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The missing link in on-demand scaling in the cloud
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Gang up now before the aaS cloud gets you
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Alan will be giving a small talk on our use of both Flexiscale and Amazon cloud services and how you can cherry pick from both to give you the best of both worlds.
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