Join the LiveCall

Please call Line 1 at (916) 469-4750. PIN: 541628.
Monday, August 15th
11:00-12:00pm

Moderators:
Tomas Soderstrom,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
James McClellan,
Johnson Space Center

Khawaja Shams,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
John Callas,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cloud Providers,
Amazon, Microsoft, and Nebula

The presenter(s) will not be making the same presentation as at the IT Summit, but instead will present a brief overview and then engage with the participants. The abstract below is provided to give you a sense of their interest:

Cloud Computing is a disruptive technology that has completely revamped industry’s approach to IT, and the journey has just begun. By providing secure and effective access to virtually limitless capacity, cloud computing has the potential to serve as the enabler to numerous NASA missions. In fact, several NASA mission, including Mars Exploration Rovers and Mars Science Laboratory and are already soaring in the clouds. What potential does cloud computing hold for NASA? Is it real? Does it make economical sense? And how should we really approach it? In this workshop, we will ask thought provoking questions and hear insights from industry and NASA leaders with extensive hands-on experience in cloud computing. Join us to discuss its near-term and long-term impact on and potential for NASA.

The panel will be followed by a birds-of-a-feather session where everyone interested in cloud computing and it’s many related areas will interact in an informal setting.