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Last week I mentioned the
Power to Innovate event in Utrecht, Netherlands as a chance to learn more about the topics around accelerating your business through enterprise open source.
It was an event with architects, heads of infrastructure, partners, ISV's and a few others all looking to innovate through the use of Open Source.
My session took the attendees through some of the following topics:
- the basics of what a PaaS is
- how a PaaS it is built from the foundation to higher level services
- how JBoss fits into their PaaS strategy
- what xPaaS is in relation to increasing their business agility
- how this can help in their reactions to market forces on their business
Most notably was that after the session I was approached by a handful of enthusiastic architects who insisted that they were going to dig into this right away. They were as yet not aware how simple a PaaS could be and how easy the go-to-market chain for their products could become.
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