Cloud Computing Services 2011 Podcasts

Sept. 16, 2011 - PRLog -- Cloud services Expert, Speaker, and Blogger Karl Palachuk, well recognized in the Managed Services space, hosts bi-monthly Podcasts in addition to his regular newsletter and blogs offering consultative advice for the Managed Services Providers channel.

The Cloud Services Roundtable represents one of Karl’s content and training divisions. The Podcasts, and supportive blog, provide education and resources for those managing and working within cloud service environments.

Karl and Special Co-host Harry Brelsford, SMB Nation Chairman, have an exciting line up over the next few months. Vendors and Managed Service Providers will join the show to showcase and analyze the cloud offerings currently on the market. Cloud business models and cloud migrations will also be discussed. Listener participation is greatly encouraged. Live questions will be taken throughout the Podcasts.

SAVE THE FOLLOWING DATES FOR CLOUD TALK:

Sept 20 - Doyenz Answers - What to Use and How to Bundle In the Cloud!  

Sept 21 - IT That Works - A look at Salesforce, helpdesk, and staffing operational considerations for those operating in the cloud.  

Oct 5 - Channel experience with Eric Webster - A look Doyenz's cloud-based disaster recovery services.

Oct 19 - Cloud Nation with Harry Brelsford & Tom Poole - Cloud Nation is intended to educate and support SMBs on the cloud opportunity.  

Nov 2 - Cloud Q & A - Free cloud advice with Karl Palachuk!!! Call in with questions!  

Nov 16 - IBM's Rebecca Buisan talks LotusLive - LotusLive offers award-winning, online collaboration tools, e-mail, and social networking services that work together.  

** Information on how to register for the free Podcasts can be found at www.cloudservicesroundtable.com **

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