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The Zune of cloud computing
I just can't get behind any service offered by Microsoft, regardless of the discount they attached to it.

I'd be thinking about the Zune and Hotmail. And, if by some miracle they actually did field a well conceived and cost attractive product, I'd always be wondering when they were going to start sticking it to their customer base.

We run a largely non-Microsoft shop and it's far more productive than any MS shop I've ever worked in. Fewer brush fires, we actually have time to develop profit products and stay ahead on capacity planning. IT as a profit center, what a concept. I just can't see tracking in Microsoft into an environment that works so well without them.
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The Zune of cloud computing  Chad_z | 07/06/09
Nothing Wrong with Zune  jdbukis@... | 07/06/09
Azure might actually be great for you...  johnmullinax | 07/06/09
This stuff is gold;-)  Richard Flude | 07/06/09
Nothing wrong with Hotmail  Cayble | 07/06/09
Alternatives...  mrgoose | 07/07/09
This isn't anything like Azure  Playos | 07/08/09
Google App Engine is the only similar offering I know of  markrendle | 07/09/09
RE: Azure pricing: How low will Microsoft go?  samjohnston | 07/06/09
RE: Azure pricing: How low will Microsoft go?  amywohl | 07/07/09
Azure *could* really help the little guy  TimoG | 07/07/09
The Competition  markrendle | 07/09/09
Sorry but at this point Google AppEngine is an interesting goy  marksashton | 07/14/09
RE: Azure pricing: How low will Microsoft go?  Carl Brooks | 07/09/09
Microsoft doesn't have to be cheapest. Just competitive  marksashton | 07/14/09

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