PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Welcome to the Real World!

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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Actor and comedian Anthony Griffith recounts how 1990 was the most challenging year of his life, as he saw his career start to soar while also dealing with his young daughter's terminal cancer diagnosis.

It is hard to see.

PSPINC and Cloud Computing

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You have been hearing about cloud computing for few years now and most of who’s who in the computer industries is providing the cloud computing platforms. Now, you are starting to hear about large corporations stating to move to cloud computing platforms to save money.

But you don’t really hear much about small companies moving to cloud yet. Main reason for that is simple. It is not easy to understand cloud and take advantage of the cloud. Simply, we do not know what the heck it is!

By moving to cloud, you do not have to:

(1) purchase server hardware.
(2) purchase server operating system.
(3) hire IT specialist to maintain your infrastructure.
(4) high speed Internet connectivity.

But in reality you need to hire specialists to select and setup cloud. That might be too expensive for small companies. The cost is prohibiting small companies to move to the cloud environment.

What we need is a solution design to run on the cloud platform. Cloud by itself is a shell and does not provide specific solutions. It is like a computer back in ‘80s. It can do many things so long as there is software for it. Cloud can do many things so long as there is software for it.

It is PSPINC’s mission to start investigate and deign and develop software that design to solve problem for small companies. We are now starting to spend R&D resource for cloud computing solutions.

We have no plan to create a cloud environment to compete with companies like:
http://aws.amazon.com
http://azure.microsoft.com
http://cloud.google.com
http://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing
http://www.hp.com/helion
http://www.dell.com/cloud

That will be stupid. We rather provide solution for companies using above cloud environments.