EuroCloud Spain holds a 'Technological Breakfast' in the Basque Country
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2024 6:50 am
'Public cloud or private cloud? Migrating to the Cloud with Security' was held on June 1 at Tecnalia's headquarters, located in the Zamudio Technology Park. The objective pursued by EuroCloud Spain with the organization of this type of event is to promote debate on security in Cloud Computing services and inform companies about the advantages and possible risks of cloud storage.
Representatives of ICT sector entities based in the Basque Country – such as IBM, Oracle, Euskaltel, Ibermática, IDE and Atos – were present at this Technology Breakfast, where they were able to delve into the challenges and guarantees offered by cloud-based services, as well as to present their concerns to the main providers of these services.
During the day, questions were raised such as australia telegram users mobile phone number list the level of data security that Cloud Computing currently allows, as well as the debate on the convenience of adopting the public or private Cloud.
All participating companies had the opportunity to express their views through three working groups. In fact, one of the main objectives of the event was to find out the point of view of these companies on the adoption of Cloud technologies, the difficulties they encounter and the security issues that concern them.
In this way, Cloud providers have first-hand information to address these problems and design solutions in accordance with the needs of the companies that require their services.
The event ended with a series of conclusions, among which the need to apply the so-called “Cloud trilogy” to cloud services was highlighted: high availability, performance and security.
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Other issues raised were the need for standardisation and normalisation of the services provided by different suppliers and the generation of greater agility in their storage and management processes.
About EuroCloud Spain
It is the Spanish representation of EuroCloud, an organisation present in 27 European countries such as: Finland, Denmark, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany. EuroCloud's main objectives are to foster relations with European institutions, promote commercial and technological relations, participate in the creation of regulations, as well as the creation of national service platforms.
Representatives of ICT sector entities based in the Basque Country – such as IBM, Oracle, Euskaltel, Ibermática, IDE and Atos – were present at this Technology Breakfast, where they were able to delve into the challenges and guarantees offered by cloud-based services, as well as to present their concerns to the main providers of these services.
During the day, questions were raised such as australia telegram users mobile phone number list the level of data security that Cloud Computing currently allows, as well as the debate on the convenience of adopting the public or private Cloud.
All participating companies had the opportunity to express their views through three working groups. In fact, one of the main objectives of the event was to find out the point of view of these companies on the adoption of Cloud technologies, the difficulties they encounter and the security issues that concern them.
In this way, Cloud providers have first-hand information to address these problems and design solutions in accordance with the needs of the companies that require their services.
The event ended with a series of conclusions, among which the need to apply the so-called “Cloud trilogy” to cloud services was highlighted: high availability, performance and security.
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Other issues raised were the need for standardisation and normalisation of the services provided by different suppliers and the generation of greater agility in their storage and management processes.
About EuroCloud Spain
It is the Spanish representation of EuroCloud, an organisation present in 27 European countries such as: Finland, Denmark, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany. EuroCloud's main objectives are to foster relations with European institutions, promote commercial and technological relations, participate in the creation of regulations, as well as the creation of national service platforms.