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Table of Content Front page:
President's Message
From the Editor
Society News:
Reliability Society Selected as a Recipient of the
IEEE EAB Society / Council Professional Development Award
New Special PHM Section of the
RS Newsletter
Awards: Call for Nominations
Feature Article:
You've Got Spam. Some Notes on the Reliability of E-mail Message Filtering
Chapter Activities:
Joint Boston, New
Hampshire, Providence Chapter
Dallas Chapter
Teipei/Tainan Chapter
Technical Activities:
Annual Technology Report
Announcements:
IEEE Cloud Forum for Practitioners
Two Prognostic Health Management (PHM) Conferences
Sponsored by the Reliability Society in 2011
IEEE SmartGrid
Conference
Call for Papers
Safety & Reliability Workshop
Security and Privacy Magazine:
Call for Papers
Distinguished Lecturer Program:
Call for RS
Distinguished Lecturers
Links:
Reliability Society Home
RS Newsletter Homepage
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Conference Announcement:
IEEE Cloud Forum for Practitioners:
The Cloud in 2013
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey October 12, 2010
Sponsored by:
IEEE Reliability Society
Naval Postgraduate School*
IEEE Computer Society*
IEEE Power and Energy Society*
IEEE Standards Association*
IEEE Communications Society*
* Technical Co-Sponsor
This first annual cloud computing forum (ICFP'10) seeks to bring together
researchers, practitioners, vendors, and others interested in the question
concerning when, how, and whether to move their IT resources into cloud
computing. Widespread cloud adoption may be on the horizon in particular
Federal and military sectors due to regulations and Congressional mandates,
however that is not yet true for the commercial sector. The commercial
sector is looking cautiously at this new computing opportunity and the
supposed economic benefits it offers. However security and privacy concerns
have not been alleviated. Given this, adoption continues at a slow pace.
This 2010 forum seeks to offer recommendations and suggestions through a
unique set of speakers who will speak both for and against cloud adoption,
and where they believe cloud computing will be in 2013. This is a space
limited event that you will not want to miss if cloud computing is a
direction that you have been told to move towards or simply stay informed
about. And finally, a 2011 successor Forum is already in the planning
stages.
For more information
and to register for the event please visit
www.ieeereliability.com/CloudForum |