No Travel and No Visa Required for Cloud Delivery

No Travel Advisory and No Visa Quotas required for Cloud Delivery.

You can deliver on the cloud from anywhere, anytime and anyway as long as you possess skill in cloud computing solutions, a good internet connection and a customer who needs your delivery skills.

Open the Valves for Cloud Computing Delivery.
View from Powai Lake,Mumbai.

In the old days we needed a visa to work elsewhere in the world, we needed to adapt to different cultural and climatic conditions and finally many just stayed back never to return to their homeland.

Cloud Computing allows one to work from wherever they please with a netbook or tablet and deliver the computing support and delivery needed by their customers anywhere in the world.
This transformation on cloud computing delivery will gain momentum in 2012 and we will see innovative SAAS products being imagined in Greenland , developed in Asia and delivered to customers in North America. None of these players need to travel or apply for a visa or for that matter take any vaccines to make this happen.

This is the power of the Cloud and we will see this transformation accelerating in 2012.

The gates for " Body Shopping " will be Shut !
Entrance to the Business School (today a Chemistry Department) where I studied 1985-87

A fallout of the cloud computing revolution will be the death of "Body Shopping ".

Lightening has already struck a few medium sized IT firms in India, a few will close down and some will salvage by selling out.
Some of the Indian IT companies in India who own a number of captive hotels may change their business from IT services to Hospitality services.

The cloudburst will create a deluge which will have many IT companies looking for alternate business to survive.

Those who steer their Business to Cloud Computing Services will survive and those that just cannot turn direction will see their Captains deserting the ship.

This has already happened last year at one of the Indian IT biggies last year, more will follow in 2012.

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