SnappCloud to Present at Digital East 2010 Conference
- NewMarketsVP
- Oct 14, 2010
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 20, 2024
David J. Steinberg, CEO of SnappCloud, the leading consumer and small business cloud services broker, has been selected as an expert panelist at the Digital East 2010 conference.
Mr. Steinberg is scheduled to speak on the Cloud Computing panel Monday, October 18, 2010 from 11:10AM-12:00PM Eastern Time. On this panel, Mr. Steinberg will focus on distribution strategies for cloud application providers to reach mass-market adoption, consumption, and revenue growth. According to Mr. Steinberg, “By bridging the gap between cloud app providers, distributors, and consumers, SnappCloud is bringing cloud applications to the mass-market and addressing the consumer need to access their ‘everything from anywhere’.”
“By bridging the gap between cloud app providers, distributors, and consumers, SnappCloud is bringing cloud applications to the mass-market and addressing the consumer need to access their ‘everything from anywhere’.”
The inaugural Digital East 2010 event is gathering industry thought leaders in Internet technology innovation, with a special focus on cloud computing, social media, online marketing, ecommerce, and more. The conference is highlighting executives from both leading and emerging Internet brands, such as: Google, AOL, ESPN, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Salesforce.com and Living Social.
About SnappCloud.com SnappCloud provides a simple, complete, secure solution to effectively promote, provide, bill, and manage bundles of consumer cloud services through branded app stores.
The Gartner Group recently observed that today’s plethora of new computing platforms and operating systems have created the need for what it calls “cloud brokerages.” Integrated platforms OEMs, like PC and tablet makers, are scrambling to announce their own branded cloud offerings, but lack the resources to set up the ecommerce components and manage the cloud service providers themselves. SnappCloud is filling this need with turnkey, integrated, branded storefronts that enable OEMs to market and sell bundles of cloud services to their customers.
