Nitin Gaur, is currently working in capacity of Senior WebSphere Consulting IT Specialist with IBMs TechWorks Organization, an S&D entity. Prior to teaming with TechWorks organization, Nitin spend several years with WebSphere OEM team, a SWG entity and AIX support – ITS/IGS entity. In his 9 years with IBM he has achieved various industry recognized certifications and enriched his career by doing more than required by the defined job responsibilities. Prior to beginning his career with IBM, he was graduate student at University of Maryland University College. Apart from excelling in his normal job responsibilities, Nitin has been involved with many on going projects at IBM Austin. To name a few, Nitin has been an active member of Austin TVC – Technical Vitality Council, an IBM Academy affiliate since 2002.
As a technical leader Nitin has been involved in various technical paper presentations in various conferences at IBM and outside. The range of the topics presented by him span from software architectures to improvement of management processes. Nitin, has been focused on staying close to customer and always attuned to their needs and problems. One of his primary job responsibilities includes positioning WebSphere infrastructure products and providing technical solution and support to field sales teams. He is relentless in researching skills and presenting the industry best practices of IT Infrastructure. Performing advance technical research and providing IBM clients with strategic solutions on Websphere offering is one his forte.
What is a cloud computing platform? Is it simply automated provisioning
systems coupled with a resource virtualization, where the workload is policy
driven, and resources over committed and any resource contention handled by
policy driven resolution? As it turns out technologies that provide
provisioning, virtualization and policy enforcement form the building blocks
of a true cloud computing platform, but not any one technology is a cloud
offering in and of it self. IBM’s CloudBurst family attempts to provide a
single cloud solution with an appliance form factor. This paper will discuss,
and draw differences between IBM CloudBurst and WebSphere CloudBurst
Appliance (WCA).
So why an appliance? An appliance is generally considered a computing device
with specific functi... (more)
Introduction
As the IT operations continue to evolve and transform the business towards
agility and adaptability to ever changing rules of marketplace, the
efficiency of any IT operation is of paramount significance. The phrase
‘time to market' has a completely new meaning in today's dynamic business
environment where the only constant is change. This rapidly changing
environment has le... (more)
Nitin Gaur, is currently working in capacity of Senior WebSphere Consulting IT Specialist with IBMs TechWorks Organization, an S&D entity. Prior to teaming with TechWorks organization, Nitin spend several years with WebSphere OEM team, a SWG entity and AIX support – ITS/IGS entity. In his 9 years with IBM he has achieved various industry recognized certifications and enriched his career by doing more than required by the defined job responsibilities. Prior to beginning his career with IBM, he was graduate student at University of Maryland University College. Apart from excelling in his normal job responsibilities, Nitin has been involved with many on going projects at IBM Austin. To name a few, Nitin has been an active member of Austin TVC – Technical Vitality Council, an IBM Academy affiliate since 2002.
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