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EuroCloud Ireland promoting the adoption of cloud computing

by Richie Bowden on April 26th, 2010
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EuroCloud Ireland promoting the adoption of cloud computing



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  • http://www.btbtraining.com/blog Niall Devitt

    Thanks Dermot, really interesting to see how other diaspora are using web 2.0 to connect.

    What surprises me a little about some of these projects is that rather than incorporate exsiting social media. many are looking to build features that are already available through Linkedin, Twitter etc.

  • DermotQ

    Good point Niall – however I think this may be the start of a trend as folks develop a more sophisticated understanding of Social Media and realise that the ‘one size fits all’ approach of Facebook, Linked in etc doesn’t suit every application. See yesterday’s Guardian Tech article on ‘Emerging Social Networks’ http://bit.ly/co7XeuOn the other hand, OneVietnam (OVN) is fully integrated with Facebook and Twitter at the application level – so you can share your facebook Friends with OVN and have your OVN updates show on your FB wall.

  • http://www.sean-feeney.com Anonymous

    A social network can be thrown together pretty easily – what is Gateway Ireland waiting for, other than government support? What are they trying to do that is so revolutionary?

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