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February 28, 2013 Posted in Business Leave a comment

Continuity Rolls Out Public Beta of its Big Data PaaS

By Ben Kepes

When Continuuity launched late last year I was pretty skeptical given the buzzword heavy press release, light on any real specifics. After spending some time talking with the founders however I was more positive, and not only because of the princely $10M funding round the company had just raised. As

Tagged Application programming interface, Big data, cloudcomputing, Continuuity, DevOps, Facebook, platform services, Todd Papaioannou |

November 14, 2012 Posted in Business 1 Comment

Follow Up Post – Continuuity, the PaaS for Big Data (and a $10M Series A)

By Ben Kepes

When Continuuity came out of stealth recently I was a little dismissive of a press release that was full of buzzwords and lacking significant details about what they’re actually doing. To their credit the Continuuity team reached out to me and spent some time talking about what they’re seeing in

Tagged Andreessen Horowitz, Application programming interface, Battery Ventures, Big data, Cloudfoundry, Continuuity, EngineYard, platform services |

October 23, 2012 Posted in Business 2 Comments

Continuuity Launches Big Data Application Fabric–Warning: Buzzwords Abound

By Ben Kepes

Coming out of stealth today at Strata and Hadoop World is Continuuity, a company that is looking to position itself within the PaaS landscape as it gives organizations the ability to build, deploy and scale big data apps. All of which sounds dangerously like buzzword heaven so it’s worth taking

Tagged Application programming interface, Big data, cloudcomputing, Cloudfoundry, Continuuity, platform services, Programming, Software as a Service |

Ben Kepes is a technology evangelist, an investor, a commentator and a business adviser. Ben covers the convergence of technology, mobile, ubiquity and agility, all enabled by the Cloud. His areas of interest extend to enterprise software, software integration, financial/accounting software, platforms and infrastructure as well as articulating technology simply for everyday users.