Many enterprises cite the number of applications and databases that exist in the cloud, but that's only half of the story

Services hold key to cloud computing success


Cloud computing is, at its core, a new take on an old model (timesharing) for consuming IT resources, but for many enterprises, it requires a new architecture based on services rather than apps. As cloud computing evolves, we'll become more accustomed to viewing our tech needs through the prism of services, but right now, it's a departure for many in enterprise IT as they move from single monolithic applications to collections of widely distributed services, cloud and otherwise.

Most cloud-based systems are sets of services hosted in remote sites, mixed and matched with internal systems to form a business application. Thus, the best way to measure utilization of cloud computing resources is to count services, not applications.

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Take a simple inventory application: It may reside on a traditional database (such as Oracle) within the enterprise, while the services that process the data exist within Amazon EC2. Moreover, the user interface may live on a PaaS provider such as Google App Engine.

While this may seem complex, it's normal for cloud-based applications to be spread across internal resources and a public cloud or even several public clouds. The key, then, to understanding utilization is to look at the number of cloud-based services leveraged by the application.

As enterprises migrate to cloud computing, bits and pieces of an application will make the move, rather than the complete application. For instance, a company could leverage a service from a public cloud provider to provide stock price data for an application or for storage purposes.

Over time, other application services will find their way in public clouds, which often provide the best value as a platform. While many enterprises will talk about whole system migration, most will take service-by-service baby steps. That's the way we should measure the movement to cloud computing.

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IBM, AT&T team on cloud services Computerworld Customers will be connecting to IBM's cloud computing resources, using AT&T's virtual private network, with tightly integrated security protections. As a result, customers will be able to shift information or applications between their own data centers ... See all stories on this topic »

Cloud business benefits seen in engineering, retail, media and logistics ComputerworldUK Another much-touted benefits of cloud computing is the ability of the model to deliver increased IT responsiveness. This consideration was key for UK engineering group Bodycote, a global provider of thermal metal processing with plants in 27 countries. See all stories on this topic »

Services hold key to cloud computing success InfoWorld Cloud computing is, at its core, a new take on an old model (timesharing) for consuming IT resources, but for many enterprises, it requires a new architecture based on services rather than apps. As cloud computing evolves, we'll become more accustomed ... See all stories on this topic »

Significant surge in use of cloud computing by Irish CIOs Siliconrepublic.com ... respondents in the public sector indicated that they are using cloud services. Of the respondents who are not currently using cloud computing within their organisations, 47pc have plans to research it and 31pc plan on trialling cloud over the next ... See all stories on this topic »

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India Aviation Regulator DGCA Orders Kingfisher Airlines to Stop Selling Tickets

India's aviation regulator Tuesday asked Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. to stop selling tickets, soon after the cash-strapped carrier resumed bookings for flights starting this weekend.

Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said Kingfisher won't be allowed to sell tickets until the Directorate General of Civil Aviation is satisfied with the carrier's plans on carrying on operations.

"They are not going to start flying again unless they have got the DGCA's permission" and the regulator is convinced about the airline's safety and financial stability, Mr. Singh said on the sidelines of a conference.

The minister's comments came after Kingfisher resumed selling tickets on its Web site and also through travel portals MakeMyTrip.com., Cleartrip.com and Ixigo.com.

Early last week, the airline--controlled by liquor mogul Vijay Mallya--suspended ticket sales and flight operations after pilots, technicians and engineers went on strike to protest against non-payment of salaries since March.

Concerned about the strike, especially by engineers who certify aircraft before flying, the regulator served Kingfisher a notice Friday, asking it to state by Oct. 20 why it believes its license shouldn't be cancelled.

A message on the airline's Web site says its flights will be subject to regulatory approval, but it didn't say how it will resume flights if its employees don't end their strike.

A spokesman for Kingfisher didn't respond to phone calls.

MakeMyTrip.com and Cleartrip.com stopped selling Kingfisher tickets later in the day. But ticket sales on the airline's Web site and through Ixigo.com are continuing.

In an emailed statement to Dow Jones Newswires Tuesday, MakeMyTrip Ltd. said it stopped ticket sales following the regulator's "comments on the operations and subsequent uncertainty on flights."

An executive at Cleartrip.com declined to comment, while executives at Ixigo.com couldn't be contacted.

Other travel companies have refrained from selling the airline's tickets. Yatra.com's Web site, for instance, showed the portal is "not displaying Kingfisher flights due to uncertainty of their operations."

Late Monday, Keyur Joshi, co-founder and group chief operating officer of MakeMyTrip, said the portal refunded passengers 600 million rupees to 700 million rupees ($11.5 million to $13.4 million) a day last week because of Kingfisher suspending its flights.

Kingfisher--named after India's highest-selling brand of beer--hasn't posted a net profit since it began operations in May 2005 and has $1.5 billion in debt. It owes millions of dollars to aircraft-leasing companies, suppliers, oil companies and to the government in taxes.

Financial woes have forced the airline to cut operations to less than a fourth of its 400-flights-a-day schedule last year. Before it suspended flights last week, it operated 12 planes, down from 64 last year. It is now India's smallest carrier by market share, down from its second-biggest a year earlier.

Tuesday, shares of Kingfisher fell 5% to 12 rupees on the Bombay Stock Exchange, where the benchmark index rose 0.5%.

The company's shares have fallen by 5%, the daily trading limit set for Kingfisher, in each of the past seven sessions.

The shares have lost much of the gains they made since Sept. 14, when the Indian government announced it would allow foreign airlines to buy stakes of up to 49% in Indian carriers.

Kingfisher had lost 69% of its market value in 2011 and a further 49% between Jan. 2 and Sept. 14 this year.



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India Aviation Regulator Orders Kingfisher to Stop Selling Tickets Wall Street Journal (India) By SANTANU CHOUDHURY And ANIRBAN CHOWDHURY. NEW DELHI--India'saviation regulator Tuesday asked Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. to stop selling tickets, soon after the cash-strapped carrier resumed bookings for flights starting this weekend. Enlarge ... See all stories on this topic » Wall Street Journal (India)

Aviation regulators of Asia-Pacific countries say financial stress of an ... Economic Times NEW DELHI: The Indian aviation regulator DGCA may have been reluctant to associate financial stress of domestic airlines with safety, after it under the spotlight for its soft-handed approach to Kingfisher Airlines, but peers from the Asia Pacific ... See all stories on this topic » Economic Times

Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd. Reports September 2012 Traffic Sacramento Bee All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 8, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd. (OTC Bulletin Board: GLUX.OB) today announced preliminary passenger traffic ... See all stories on this topic »

TEXT-Fitch rates Aviation Capital's senior unsecured debt 'BBB-' Reuters Oct 8 - Fitch Ratings has assigned a rating of 'BBB-' to Aviation Capital Group Corp.'s (ACG) $150 million Singapore Dollar senior unsecured debt issuance under its multicurrency medium-term note programme. The long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of ... See all stories on this topic »

CAG's reports on aviation, power waiting for debate: Sharad Yadav Hindustan Times Amid a series of scams that have rocked the Parliament in recent times, Janata Dal (U) national chief Sharad Yadav said two more reports of the comptroller and auditor general of India (CAG) onaviation and power sector, already been tabled in the ... See all stories on this topic »

ABM to Acquire Provider of Aviation Facility Management Services The Leading Aviation Industry Resource for News, Equipment and NEW YORK-- ABM (NYSE:ABM), a leading provider of integrated facility solutions, today announced a definitive agreement to acquire Air Serv Corporation for approximately $158 million in cash, subject to certain closing adjustments. Air Serv, when ... See all stories on this topic »

Sikorsky delivers S-92s to Bond Aviation New Haven Register Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. began delivery Monday of the first of 16 helicopters that the Stratford-based aerospace company is under contract to produce for the Bond Aviation Group. Sirkorsky delivered two S-92 helicopters to the Bond Aviation Group, a ... See all stories on this topic »

National Aviation Hall of Fame ceremony to stay in Dayton next year Dayton Daily News Rhea Woltman, pilot and Mercury 13 member, accepts an enshrinement award for Geraldyn “Jerrie” M. Cobb with Eileen Collins, a 2009 NAHF award winner, at the National Aviation Hall of Fame 50th anniversary dinner and ceremony Saturday evening at ... See all stories on this topic »

India to ask Lufthansa to help Air India join Star Alliance Economic Times India plans to ask Germany's Lufthansa AG to help Air India join Star Alliance,aviation minister Ajit Singh said on Tuesday, as it renews its push to become a member of the airlines network after failing to do so last year. NEW DELHI: In a subtle... See all stories on this topic »

Five Companies that May Be Recession-Proof

While it may be a tough road ahead for many companies that are bracing for what some experts predict will be the next recession, five corporations are sitting pretty, with not much to worry about as the fiscal cliff closes in. According to Wall Street 24-7 these companies are safe bets for investors who are looking for products immune to economic hardships.

Anheuser-Busch (BUD) If there’s one thing a financial meltdown won’t slow down, it’s America’s beer drinkers. The brewery behemoth’s sales actually grew as the country spiraled into a recession in 2008, CNNmoney reports With shares around $90, Anheuser-Busch has $144 billion market value, and is still growing through acquisitions.

McDonald’s  (MCD) Investors can always rely on the golden arches to come through when times are hard and pocketbooks are thin. With its highly popular dollar menu, it’s no surprise that McDonalds proved to do well through the recession.  With a $92 billion market value, Its 3.4% dividend yield trumps most food and dining stocks.

American Water Works  (AWK) The water-supply business is a not-so- surprisingly stable industry. American Water Works, the largest water utility in the country, is currently at 6.5 billion and is expected to grow more if it makes acquisitions or if it privatizes more municipal-owned water operations. The share price is at about $37.25 and the 52-week high is $39.38.
Dollar Tree  (DLTR) This one is bitter sweet, as it may not reflect positively on the economy if consumer spending increases at dollar stores around the country. Regardless, this discount store giant was a prime example of a company and stock that held up during the recession.  Dollar Tree trades around $48.00, and the consensus target of $54.33 implies upside of about 13% from the current share price.

Pfizer  (PFE) One of the nation’s leading pharmaceutical companies is predicted to continue strong this year, regardless of election outcomes, or a wider degree of health care coverage under Obamacare. In a not-so-stable economic environment, a stable industry like pharmaceuticals, with wide profit margins and  large payoffs, is a safe bet for investors. Pfizer’s dividend of about 3.4% and its $25.50 share price offer an implied total return of about 8% to the $26.86 consensus price target. Read more at Wall Street 24-7

ROMNEY SLAMS DEFENSE CUTS  The Mitt Romney who showed up to last Wednesday’s debate hasn’t slowed down and continues to slam the President on defense cuts scheduled to take place at the beginning of next year. At a campaign stop today at the Virginia Military Institute, Romney slams sequestration, asserting that the United States cannot help its allies or defeat its enemies in the Middle East “when defense spending is being arbitrarily and deeply cut,” Politico’s Austin Wright reports.  Read more at Politico

WASHINGTON POST- TAX CUT HOLIDAY MUST END  The Washington Post editorial board says extending the payroll tax cut would harm the U.S.’ fiscal credibility. “The tax cut was adding to the federal deficit each year. To extend the cut once again risks converting a temporary stimulus into a permanent feature of the tax code, so embedded in the public’s expectations that it becomes impossible to undo.”  Read more at The Washington Post

IMF: DO SOMETHING! Not convinced that members of Congress are doing anything effective to reduce the chances of sending the country over the fiscal cliff and possibly tumbling into the next recession, International Monetary Fund’s First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton told Reuters that the “United States needs to do more to show it is trying to address the expiring tax cuts and automatic spending reductions that will hit early next year unless Congress acts.


CANTOR CAUGHT FLIP FLOPPING After House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s Democratic challenger Wayne Powell accused the Majority Leader of flip flopping on his position of sequestration, the nonpartisan political fact checker Politifact jumped on the case and found that Cantor had indeed changed his position and distanced himself “from a situation he helped create. We rate that a full flop.”

Global Recession Risk Rises Wall Street Journal TOKYO—The global economy risks skidding toward recession just three years after pulling out of the previous one, the International Monetary Fund warned, adding that fighting a renewed world-wide downturn will be much more complex than it was in 2009. See all stories on this topic » Wall Street Journal

Singapore may avoid recession for now: PM Lee Channel News Asia WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says Singapore should brace for slower growth ahead, even as a technical recession may be avoided for now. Speaking at the end of his official visit to New Zealand on Tuesday, Mr Lee told ... See all stories on this topic »

Recession forces Italy to up 2012 borrowing target Reuters MILAN (Reuters) - A deeper-than-expected recession will force Italy to sell more bonds and bills this year than planned, a senior Treasury official said, presenting an even steeper funding challenge for the world's fourth-biggest debtor. In an ... See all stories on this topic »

Global Recession: What To Invest In? Seeking Alpha Guess what? The United States economy is "the brightest spot in the world economy." This assessment comes from the latest Brookings Institution-Financial Times tracking index. This is with the United States growing at an average rate of about 2.0 ... See all stories on this topic »

Analysis: Cities hit by recession ask voters to approve more debt Chicago Tribune Many of these roads, bridges, dams, water and sewer plants serve major metropolitan areas, but therecession left many cities struggling to pay for capital projects and services. Elected leaders are wary of asking voters to approve more borrowing ... See all stories on this topic »

UK left recession in third quarter, NIESR says The Guardian Britain's struggling economy left recession in the third quarter of the year, expanding by a healthy 0.8% as it bounced back from the diamond jubilee shutdown, according to the latest estimates from the National Institute of Economic and Social ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Five Companies that May Be Recession-Proof The Fiscal Times (blog) While it may be a tough road ahead for many companies that are bracing for what some experts predict will be the next recession, five corporations are sitting pretty, with not much to worry about as the fiscal cliff closes in. According to Wall Street ... See all stories on this topic »

Recession 2013? IMF Warns That Global Economic Slowdown Is Getting Worse Huffington Post Recession 2013? IMF Warns That Global Economic Slowdown Is Getting Worse. Reuters | Posted: 10/08/2012 11:48 pm EDT Updated: 10/09/2012 1:35 am EDT. reddit stumble · Share on Google+.Recession 2013. Get Business Alerts: Sign Up. Follow: ... See all stories on this topic »

Logan: Recession no excuse for substandard childrens' services Irish Examiner However, Ms Logan criticised public bodies for using the recession as an easy excuse for not providing proper services, adding that many of the cases are not related to money. Industrial relation issues and the stock answer of 'insufficient resources ... See all stories on this topic »

Recession-hit Nevadans still favour Obama Independent Online Las Vegas - Last October, President Barack Obama mounted a makeshift podium on La Placita Avenue, in a Las Vegas subdivision hard hit by foreclosures. As TV cameras whirred, he pledged to do “everything in my power to help stabilise the housing ... See all stories on this topic »

Holiday firm Thomas Cook is planning to cut 430 Jobs In USA due to Global Recession

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Holiday firm Thomas Cook has confirmed it is wielding the axe again as it continues to turn its business around.

The company is planning to cut 430 jobs which it says will "enhance the financial performance of our UK airline, improving profitability and operational efficiency".

The people affected will include pilots and cabin crew whose futures were already threatened by a partnership deal with easyJet.

Thomas Cook started to shed posts and planes from its fleet last year as it battled to recover from a near-financial collapse that saw it eventually take a new £200m loan and extend its financial arrangements amid the slowdown in consumer spending.

The Unite union, which represents 400 engineers and 1,000 cabin crew out of the 2,700-strong workforce, said it will begin talks on Wednesday in an attempt to save as many jobs as possible

"At present, details of the threatened job losses are sketchy - we are not even sure which airports that Thomas Cook flies from will be worst hit," Unite's regional officer, Helen Osgood, said

"This is shocking news to a loyal and hard-working staff at the holiday company. Their future at this time is our prime concern.

“Our talks with management will be at Thomas Cook’s offices in Manchester, following a meeting of our reps."

Thomas Cook's statement said: "We are proposing to reduce the UK fleet from 35 to 31 aircraft, returning 4 planes to the lessors at the end of their lease term with the resultant cost saving.

"Our in-house airline will continue to serve all of our key routes and in the last year alone transported over 6.8 million passengers globally to their chosen destination.

"Regrettably these proposals, if implemented, will have an inevitable impact on our people and we have today entered a period of consultation with our employees, with the expectation that approximately 430 roles will be impacted."

The travel company said it would work with the staff affected to support them.

Joyce assures workers on jobs Sydney Morning Herald QANTAS chief executive Alan Joyce has assured its workforce that jobs will not be cutas a result of its proposed close alliance with Middle Eastern airline Emirates. With some unions fearing job cuts will be made once the deal is approved, Mr Joyce ... See all stories on this topic » Sydney Morning Herald

Thomas Cook 'To Cut Hundreds More Jobs' Sky News The company is planning to cut 430 jobs which it says will "enhance the financial performance of our UK airline, improving profitability and operational efficiency". The people affected will include pilots and cabin crew whose futures were already ... See all stories on this topic »

American Airlines CEO acknowledges rough few weeks Salon In that same period Delta, Southwest and U.S. Airways were all above 85 percent. The drop has been attributed to pilots writing up extra maintenance requests as part of an unsanctioned job action. The airline has cut flights, and added reserve crews ... See all stories on this topic »

AA pilots upset as Qatar joins Oneworld TravelMole According to the US press, a group of American Airlines pilots came to the party and picketed QatarAirways' membership saying the inclusion costs them jobs. AA Captain John Diacsuk told AP that the code share alliance "cuts in on our flying and our ... See all stories on this topic »

Bad Experience with Jet Airways

Please find the details of the complaint that I am registering on Jet Airways.

To Jet Airways :

Sirs - I have always respected your organisation , but am sorry to say after being a loyal Jet 

Airways traveller - All I faced was extreme trauma and humiliation thanks to your team down the 

line. 

I am putting this issue up in Consumer Court as well.

My Details :

JP number - 300623503

I am a Platinum Card member since last 10 years and a and actually am glad I am not travelling 

Jet Airways as much as I used to. 


History of my case and my first worst experience with Jet Airways :

I got a call from IIM Rohtak to represent AeroSoft Corp there, I had enough reward Points in my
Jet Airways Platinum Card so I thought rather than paying cash I would  reedeem my Platinum 

Points for Book my IDR - DEL flt no 9w 7009 for 13 Oct.

On 6 Oct 2012 I called their Jet Airways Help line no 1800 22 55 22 at a 1300 hrs to redeem my points and book a flight, which was my biggest mistake I made with Jet Airways India Ltd. 

They immidiately confirmed me a seat and ask me to send me confirmation SMS and Mail which I didn't received.

On 7 Oct 2012 I again called their Jet Airways Help line no 1800 22 55 22 at a 1330 hrs to  
confirm my flight and PNR ? But I got  same Auto reply

Dear Madam/Sir,

Thank you for writing to us.

Your query is important to us and we are committed to provide a
satisfactory resolution. Our Service Executive will respond within three
working days.
In case your query requires further investigation and takes a longer time,
we will keep you informed on the time required for resolution.

Thank you for your patience and understanding in the interim.

Yours sincerely,
Jet Privilege Service Centre


On 8 Oct 2012 I again called their Jet Airways Help line no 1800 22 55 22 at a 1030 hrs to  
confirm my flight and PNR ? They gave me my PNR now and ask me to visit Airport and collect 
my ticket. 



Dear Capt. Gupta,



We have processed your request for a Cash Upgrade against PNR BUZBIY 



Please collect the ticket prior to 1700HRS,11-OCT-2012. 



You may collect the ticket(s) from any of the Jet Airways Ticketing offices, on production of the  Authority Letter (incase of proxy) and a valid photo ID.



Please note, the Tax amount payable is subject to variations as per the rate of exchange and Government regulations. Any applicable differential Airport Departure Tax will be payable at the respective airport before checking-in for your flight. 



The relevant JPMiles have been debited from your JetPrivilege account 300623503.



Yours sincerely



The JetPrivilege Team



Terms and conditions apply.  Please visit jetairways.com for details. 



Yours sincerely



The JetPrivilege Team

I visited Airport 4 times just to collect a ticket and after long wait on 9 Oct at 1850 they
gave me print out of my ticket. 



After getting my ticket in hand I was thinking that if  Jet Airways can not serve a Pilot how can we expect any Help for a notmal Pax :(







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