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Publications
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Intel Technology Journal 2012: End to End Cloud Computing
Intel Technology Journal 2012 - Volume: 16 Issue: 4 ISBN: 978-1-934053-56-0 ISSN: 1535-864x
The Intel Technology Journal is a peer-reviewed technical journal published by Intel that highlights the development of different technologies on a quarterly basis. I was given the honor of writing both the foreword as well as a paper focusing on “The Past, The Present, and The Future of Cloud Computing,”
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Cloud Computing Pioneer
InformationWeek
See publication"Cohen was an early, tireless advocate for the cloud, appearing on panels and as a speaker at industry events. He also performed a peer review of the drafts of the NIST definition of cloud computing. "
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Reuven Cohen named #5 Most Powerful Voice in Security
See publicationWe looked at the top 100 voices in cloud computing and searched for those discussing security. Some voices were found to be as high as 5,700 times the average person. As an example, Reuven Cohen, founder and CTO of Enomaly, may not be solely focused on the security industry, but security is the number one issue when it comes to cloud adoption. So why is Reuven's voice stronger than Eugene Kaspersky? We speculate that this is based on the fact that Reuven is a very ungoverned and vocal voice at…
We looked at the top 100 voices in cloud computing and searched for those discussing security. Some voices were found to be as high as 5,700 times the average person. As an example, Reuven Cohen, founder and CTO of Enomaly, may not be solely focused on the security industry, but security is the number one issue when it comes to cloud adoption. So why is Reuven's voice stronger than Eugene Kaspersky? We speculate that this is based on the fact that Reuven is a very ungoverned and vocal voice at an early-stage startup, and that the audience for these voices may assume that startups generally help define the trends and direction of the industry.
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The 25 Most Influential People Tweeting About Cloud Computing
TNW
See publicationA list featuring the 25 most influential people on Twitter on the topic of cloud computing. Our top 25 list is not ranked based on their overall PeerIndex score , but based on each one’s topic resonance score, which measures how their actions within cloud computing community resonant with the community.
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Cloud computing: A market for computing power
The Economist
See publicationA new spot market makes cloud computing a commodity. Until recently many sceptics (including The Economist) doubted that wisps of cloud could be auctioned like this. For security reasons, it seemed more likely that virtual machines would move about mostly within clouds controlled by a single company (“private clouds”) or trusted federations of “public clouds” (where anyone can buy capacity).
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MIT Technology Review Names Reuven Cohen in Key Players in Cloud Computing List
MIT Technology Review
See publicationThe founder and CTO of Enomaly, which develops software to help companies create and manage cloud systems in their data centers, Cohen was instrumental in proposing the Open Cloud Manifesto, calling for interoperability standards among cloud providers. The recent proposal has sparked a heated debate in the industry.
Patents
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System and method for secure cloud computing
Issued US PCT/CA2011/000283
See patentAmong the first functionally implemented patents issued for cryptographically verified Cloud Computing environments.
Description: A virtual machine (VM) associated with a client is executed at a computer within a trusted computing Intel TXT whereby any conventional processor capable of entering an execution environment whose integrity can be cryptographically verified. Examples of such processors are Intel® processors with TXT capability, AMD® processors with SVM capability…Among the first functionally implemented patents issued for cryptographically verified Cloud Computing environments.
Description: A virtual machine (VM) associated with a client is executed at a computer within a trusted computing Intel TXT whereby any conventional processor capable of entering an execution environment whose integrity can be cryptographically verified. Examples of such processors are Intel® processors with TXT capability, AMD® processors with SVM capability.
Implementation: An image including state information of the VM is obtained; storage of the image is arranged; a freshness hash of the image is determined; and the freshness hash is sent to the client. Subsequently, at the same computer or at a different computer within the trusted computing cloud, the stored image may be retrieved; a freshness hash of the retrieved image may be determined; the freshness hash of the retrieved image may be sent to the client; and an indication may be received from the client verifying the integrity of the freshness hash of the stored image.
Courses
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Design Thinking Boot Camp: From Insights to Innovation. The Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, The d.school
Stanford University
Projects
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Mentor: The Kellogg & McCormick MBAi Program
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Mentoring the AI-focused MBA from Kellogg and the McCormick School of Engineering
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Citrix Startup Accelerator Innovators Program (Advisor / Mentor / Instructor)
See projectThe Citrix Startup Accelerator Innovators Program will cultivate breakthrough mobile, cloud and collaboration technologies. This unique program blends a lean startup approach with design thinking, the latest tech tools and access to executive input. Top startups will be nominated to participate in a three-month residency program, hosted in Silicon Valley. External teams learn alongside entrepreneurs and will receive funding, in-depth training, a workspace, coaching and weekly mentoring. Winning…
The Citrix Startup Accelerator Innovators Program will cultivate breakthrough mobile, cloud and collaboration technologies. This unique program blends a lean startup approach with design thinking, the latest tech tools and access to executive input. Top startups will be nominated to participate in a three-month residency program, hosted in Silicon Valley. External teams learn alongside entrepreneurs and will receive funding, in-depth training, a workspace, coaching and weekly mentoring. Winning ideas will grow into innovative new technologies or fundable seed ventures.
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Digital Nibbles Livecast by Intel (Co-host)
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Why Digital Nibbles? We’re providing listeners with bites (or is that bytes?) of technology info. Every other week we’ll be diving into cloud computing and data center topics our audience is curious about, including big data, dev ops, mobile enterprise apps, and storage.
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Sino-EU-America Cloud Computing Cooperation Conference (Delegate)
See projectHosted in Beijing, Sino-EU-America Cloud Computing Cooperation Conference organized by the Chinese Institute of Electronics (CIE) in 2011, the panelists and audiences were experts and enterprise executives in the cloud computing field from China, the EU and America. The aim is to enhance communication and promote cooperation across the globe.
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NIST Definition Of Cloud Computing (Peer Review)
See projectProvided a peer review of the first version of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Definition of Cloud Computing adopted by the US Federal Government. The NIST definition characterizes important aspects of cloud computing and is intended to serve as a means for broad comparisons of cloud services and deployment strategies, and to provide a baseline for discussion from what is cloud computing to how to best use cloud computing.
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US Government Federal CIO Council (Industry Advisor)
See projectProvided strategic guidance for the U.S. Chief Information Officer and the Federal CIO Council. The CIO Council aspires to promote a bright and prosperous future for the United States through the strategic use of Federal IT. It seeks to drive efficiency and effectiveness across Government, spurring innovation, protecting and defending our resources and more effectually bringing Government services to the American People.
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CloudCamp (Co-Founder)
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CloudCamp is an unconference where early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas. With the rapid change occurring in the industry, we need a place we can meet to share our experiences, challenges and solutions. At CloudCamp, you are encouraged you to share your thoughts in several open discussions, as we strive for the advancement of Cloud Computing. End users, IT professionals and vendors are all encouraged to participate.
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Cloud Computing Interoperability Forum (CCIF) - Founder
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See projectThe Cloud Computing Interoperability Forum (CCIF) was formed in order to enable a global cloud computing ecosystem whereby organizations are able to seamlessly work together for the purposes for wider industry adoption of cloud computing technology and related services. A key focus will be placed on the creation of a common agreed upon framework / ontology that enables the ability of two or more cloud platforms to exchange information in an unified manor.
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Open Cloud Manifesto (Co-Creator)
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See projectDedicated to the belief that the cloud should be open. This document is intended to initiate a conversation that will bring together the emerging cloud computing community (both cloud users and cloud providers) around a core set of principles. We believe that these core principles are rooted in the belief that cloud computing should be as open as all other IT technologies.
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