Zeta-bytes or Zeta-Jones?

DLT SolutionsI have been in and out of radio studios for over two decades and this is the first time I have heard the word “zeta byte.”  That either means the FCC will be knocking on my door OR 2012 ushers in the world of big data.

David Bankenhorn has not been with DLT Solutions for decades, but is no stranger to the disk drive.  In fact, during the interview he mentioned the size of hard drive on his first server; a sure sign of a devotee.   David’s company (DLT Solutions) is the largest federal re-seller for Oracle and Red Hat. So, when Dave talks about big data, he has earned the right to have strong opinions.

David Blankenhorn

Chief Cloud Technologist, DLT Solutions

Listen here: http://bit.ly/zdC6cu

Dave’s title is “Chief Cloud Technologist.”  Five years ago that title didn’t exist.  However another Dave, Dave Linthincum, http://bit.ly/zPdv06 says a job title like Cloud Services Architect, Cloud Migration Specialist, and Cloud Security Specialist will be in demand job skills for 2012 and beyond.

If you are interested in “data sovereignty” or “terms of service” in relation to a service level agreement for the cloud, you will get a good exposition during this interview.

What would a cloud discussion in 2012 be like in Washington, D.C. without a mention of the new federal cloud guy, Steven VanRoekel. He gets his fifteen seconds of fame.

 

Nerdometer David Points
1 Year of your first computer 1979 10
2 Year of your first cell phone 1989 10
3 What is your Twitter feed? at Dblankenhorn 10
4 What is the title of your blog? http://blogs.dlt.com/ 5
5 What do you use for online personal backup? Dropbox 10
6 Flavor of smartphone? iPhone 10
7 Number of apps? 100 10
8 What kind of a tablet device do you own? iPad 10
9 What social networking sites do you participate in? FB LI 5
10 The last book you read . . . Paper or electronic? Elec. 10
Score 90
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