Maciej Lelusz emphasizes the critical importance of proactive engagement and leadership in effectively filling gaps and addressing unmet needs within organizations. He argues that nature’s tendency to abhor a vacuum applies equally to the corporate and technological environments, where inaction can lead to missed opportunities and weakened strategic positions. Lelusz encourages leaders to step forward, innovate, and drive change to ensure their teams and operations remain at the forefront of industry advancements and success. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article following the VMware presentation at Cloud Field Day 21.
Transformation pendulum
In this article, Maciej Lelusz discusses the complexities and challenges inherent in organizational change and transformation, focusing particularly on processes like digital transformation, cloud migration, and DevOps adoption. It portrays these changes not merely as strategies for advancing technology or business practices, but primarily as essential reactions to inherent messes within an organization. These changes, which often involve acknowledging and confronting deeply rooted issues, lead to both technological adjustments and significant shifts in personnel. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article, inspired by a delegate roundtable discussion at Cloud Field Day 21.
There are Too Many Clouds
Public Cloud computing is a large part of enterprise IT alongside on-premises computing. Many organizations that had a cloud-first approach and are now gaining value from on-premises private clouds and seeing their changing business needs leading to changing cloud use. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast delves into the complexity of multiple cloud providers and features Maciej Lelusz, Jack Poller, Justin Warren, and host Alastair Cooke, all attendees at Cloud Field Day. The awareness of changing business needs is causing some re-thinking of how businesses use cloud platforms, possibly moving away from using cloud vendor specific services to bare VMs. VMs are far simpler to move from one cloud to another, or between public cloud and private cloud platforms. Over time, the market will speak and if there are too many cloud providers, we will see mergers, acquisitions or failures of smaller specialized cloud providers. In the meantime, choosing where to put which application for the best outcome can be a challenge for businesses.
Maciej Lelusz
Mostly techie, sometimes manager shaping IT transformation with cloud, datacenter, and edge expertise.
