Is It Time to Move Plant Data Outside the Plant?

If you came here for the article with the title, “Is It Time to Move Plant Data Outside the Plant?”, unfortunately, it has been removed at the request of the publisher of the website from which it was obtained.

Asking me to remove it was within their rights, but I believe it was a shortsighted decision based on old media ideas about the copyright “protection” of assets and the imagined potential loss of ad revenue.

I am not competing with the publisher of “Is It Time to Move Plant Data Outside the Plant?”. The articles here are gathered for the benefit of my clients and prospects who are trying to make a decision about cloud computing in their business. There are no competing ads here.

By asking me to remove “Is It Time to Move Plant Data Outside the Plant?”, the publisher lessened the opportunity for the author to have his ideas more widely read and the publishing website lost the long term SEO benefit of the link from this page that was here to acknowledge the source of “Is the Cloud Really Just the Return of Mainframe Computing?”.

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Managing Partner at meshIP, LLC

Brian Byrne is the founder and Managing Partner of Dallas based meshIP, a technology services firm offering cloud computing strategies and services. He is an accomplished executive with senior management experience in all facets of the technology, telecom, cloud computing, and SaaS industries. He has proven success in developing, financing and executing strategic plans as well as launching new ventures. His background includes a record of significant achievement in international business development and his credentials include a MBA in Marketing and Management Strategy from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, a MS from the School of Computer Science at DePaul University, and a BBA in Finance from the University of Notre Dame.

He is also the inventor of the patented meshDETECT, Secure Prison Cell Phone Solutions.

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