Cloud-Based Application Platform and PaaS by LongJump

If you happen to be in Vegas in the coming weeks, you may want to stop by Mandalay Bay where our very own CEO Pankaj Malviya is taking part in a discussion panel at Interop Las Vegas on May 19th @ 2:45PM. The session is being hosted by Jeffery Kaplan, Founder and Managing Director at [...]

When Terry Childs, a disgruntled network administrator, held the city of San Francisco hostage from getting into their computer systems, records such as officials’ emails, city payroll files, confidential law enforcement documents and jail inmates’ bookings were inaccessible by they city — virtually shutting down operations. This makes yet another case for SaaS and Cloud [...]

Our CEO, Pankaj Malviya, has been published on GigaOm recently discussing the how IT and PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) solutions can work hand in hand. Below is the complete article: The Long Tail of IT Pankaj Malviya, June 25, 2008 Everyone who has worked in — or even with — an IT department knows that the demand [...]

We had a great time sponsoring the GigaOm’s Structure 08 Conference in San Francisco yesterday. It’s very clear that the infrustructure of web products and components is starting to consolidate into ready-to-go solutions from hosting, applications, and (like LongJump) complete enterprise application development plaforms. According to Om Malik: The platforms on which we have done business for [...]

Company Appoints Vice President of Business Development to Lead Newly Unveiled Partner Program and Drive Channel Strategy Sunnyvale, CA May 19, 2008 — LongJump, a platform for highly customizable, interconnected on-demand business applications, announced today that it has appointed Jay Noble as its new Vice President of Business Development. Noble brings with him more than [...]

Recently, there was a news report on how a lot of families are dealing with the (possible) recession by growing their own fruits and vegetables. Makes perfect sense. It cuts down on expensive gas, its self-replenishing, and you can grow what you need. It also is tasty and satisifying. What’s the point? There is a term [...]