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COMPANY Boston


STAND 661


SPEAKING SLOT Day 2: 13.50 - 14.15


Phil Wainewright, Cloud Strategy Consultant, Boston


‘How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cloud’


CONTACT


Unit 5, Curo Park Frogmore St Albans Hertfordshire AL2 2DD


t. 01727 876 100


e. emea-info@brocade.com w. www.boston.co.uk


BOSTON’S MESSAGE


“The message to the cloud arena and readers of CCI is simple,” says Boston’s Cloud Solutions Specialist, Jack Watts, who is responsible for developing the company’s range of Cloud Solutions – powering MSP’s, Reseller’s, ISV’s & Enterprise deployments with IaaS, PaaS, SaaS and Virtual Private Data Centre (VPDC) cloud models, “not only is Boston a manufacturer of high-end server, storage and workstation solutions, however we also bring the power of the Cloud to the enterprise with our range of fully integrated, high performance Cloud-based solutions!” The company also offers compute and storage options that are compatible with its customer’s current applications and are designed to coexist with their existing IT infrastructure; enabling users to move faster, respond quicker and accelerate innovation.


In particular Boston’s Business-in-a-Box solutions, powered by CA AppLogic®, is causing excitement among the industry. Providing a range of turnkey cloud computing platforms, the Business-in-a-Box range is ideal for composing, running and scaling distributed applications and infrastructure. Customers can now have access to self-service Cloud- based computing resources, core computing power, storage, operating systems, and applications. They are also designed for resellers, ISV’s and enterprises, enabling businesses of all sizes to eliminate the binding of software to hardware through the use of virtual appliances, removing the major obstacle in accessing true cloud computing technology.


WHY CLOUD EXPO EUROPE?


“As a company who is relatively new in the cloud arena (launching our range of cloud solutions at London’s IP EXPO in October 2011), we feel that Cloud Expo Europe is the perfect platform for us to highlight and unveil our latest Cloud-based solutions. It is undoubtedly Europe’s pre- mier cloud event, and with a number of our Cloud-development partners, such as CA Technologies and Interxion, also present at the event it is important that Boston is also on hand to discuss our services and solu- tions in further detail with companies interested in taking their fi rst step into the Cloud,” commented Watts.


10 Cloud Expo Europe 2013 Preview


BOSTON


Last year’s Cloud Expo event was the fi rst time Boston highlighted its range of Cloud services and solutions to the industry and after a suc- cessful outing in 2012, Boston returns to Cloud Expo Europe 2013 with an even better, stronger and more robust range of Cloud solutions.


COMPANY OVERVIEW Boston has been providing fi rst-to-market technology to a diverse cli-


ent base since 1992. In 1994, Boston became the fi rst company to bring Silicon Valley-based Super Micro Computer Inc to Europe, reselling its high-performance, energy effi cient motherboards, chassis and server systems. Since then Boston has become one of Supermicro’s most re- spected technology partners and a world renowned systems integrator, designing its own award-winning range of server, storage and worksta- tion solutions.


Boston specialise in system integration, focusing on the design and manufacturing of bespoke, high performance solutions – customis- ing the specifi cation, design and even full custom branding – to help its customers solve their toughest business challenges simply and effectively.


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