Online Storage → Interviews

SpiderOak is a world leader in keeping cloud information truly private. Company founder and CEO Ethan Oberman explains that while information on the cloud seems like it can’t be private, he and SpiderOak are here to ensure that it truly … Continue reading →

The makers of the cutting edge product Cocoon, Virtual World Computing and company leader Jeff Bermant are making web surfing private and secure.   Tell us a little bit about Cocoon? Cocoon was designed to be a better way to … Continue reading →

The founder and CEO of Caringo, Mark Goros shares his vision for providing clients the infrastructure necessary to create large and scalable cloud networks using some of the most dependable technology in the marketplace.   Give us some background on … Continue reading →

When it comes to finding the right backup service for your home and business, few people are as qualified to answer your concerns as Andy Jensen. As the Product Manager of the Barracuda Backup Service Jensen works everyday to provide … Continue reading →

Chris Riley is the product manager at CloudShare. But before he became a guru, he was just a fan of the cloud. He actually spent his time helping companies acquire and actualize enterprise applications, mostly in the area of content … Continue reading →

As one of the leading voices in the advocacy of online storage for personal and business  use, Raju has been successful in communicating what should (and shouldn’t) be thought of as quality products in the cloud. His site covers everything … Continue reading →

It has been noted in economics that the gradual progression and evolution of an economy starts with agriculture, then moves to manufacturing, and finally to services. Americans have been fortunate enough to see all three, and those of us who … Continue reading →

Your computer contains many different kinds of information, and a truly complete data protection plan should take this into account. Below, I’ve included some of the most common files that a home or small business user might need to back … Continue reading →