Top 10 Cloud Computing Vendors

I came across an interesting article discussing and analysing cloud computing vendors. I was interested to see that the top 10 vendors are:

Further down the list are other companies making a contribution to analytics. Take a look at the likes of:

Cloud9Analytics (15) – for Salesforce.com users. They provide more detailed data and reports on sales activities with the goal of improving overall sales performance
Cloudera (27) – runs on Apache Hadoop, a Java-based framework supporting data-intensive applications
Cordys (32) – software to develop, manage and monitor business processes, including: Business Operations Platform (BOP), which is a suite that includes Business Process Management (BPM) and Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
Quantiva (50) – on-demand behavior analytics software for retailers,
NetSuite (61) – accounting, BI, CRM, e-commerce and ERP.
CloudScale (77) – early stage startup promising to bring “real-time analytics to everyone”
10Gen (81) – commercial support for the open source MongoDB database. MongoDB is “suited for a high volume, low …

I came across an interesting article discussing and analysing cloud computing vendors. I was interested to see that the top 10 vendors are:

Further down the list are other companies making a contribution to analytics. Take a look at the likes of:

Cloud9Analytics
(15) – for Salesforce.com users. They provide more detailed data and
reports on sales activities with the goal of improving overall sales
performance
Cloudera (27) – runs on Apache Hadoop, a Java-based framework supporting data-intensive applications
Cordys
(32) – software to develop, manage and monitor business processes,
including: Business Operations Platform (BOP), which is a suite that
includes Business Process Management (BPM) and Business Activity
Monitoring (BAM)
Quantiva (50) – on-demand behavior analytics software for retailers,
NetSuite (61) – accounting, BI, CRM, e-commerce and ERP.
CloudScale (77) – early stage startup promising to bring “real-time analytics to everyone”
10Gen
(81) – commercial support for the open source MongoDB database. MongoDB
is “suited for a high volume, low value data like a Web site’s data
store”