@cpswan Maybe you’re right. But even if present, most vendors wouldn’t have been able to talk to enterprises. Material for another post.

@AndiMann AKA a single, well-crafted and well-delivered presentation can influence more minds than 100 marketing brochures.

@RFFlores I am all but converted. Many things I didn’t include in that post…

@AnalystArun Or how much corporations need to *massively* invest in presentation skill development. Truly underestimated value.

New blog post: What I saw at the #OpenStack Summit – http://t.co/B0K6XYts6N

@BlueShiftBlog @jtroyer True. But a growing number of them started trying. And it’s a new, more conscious DIY strategy.

@jtroyer Exactly my point in today’s post about OpenStack. A new class of IT orgs seems emerging side by side with traditional enterprises.

@aneel I caress the moment I’ll be able to do the same. Maybe I could just pretend I’ve being fired and write the longest rant on the GBN…

Vendors can’t innovate fast enough. Web-scale orgs have to reinvent the wheel (& distribute it as open source), becoming vendors themselves.

RT @dreeves1: #aws designs their own storage systems. #reinvent http://t.co/CmCGINrm5M