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I'm in Canada, and I'll tell you for certain that whenever the cloud is mentioned in business it is often followed by the assumption that "all your personal dat
by run4yourlives 15y ago
I'm in Canada, and I'll tell you for certain that whenever the cloud is mentioned in business it is often followed by the assumption that "all your personal data - or worse, your client's data - will be subject to the PATRIOT act". It's a huge killer to accessing many of the cloud services that are available for US companies for anything requiring some sort of security.
To be clear I don't hang at the local campus - this is suit and tie businessmen and women that I'm talking about here, not the tinfoil hat crowd.
There's huge opportunity for setting up cloud services for countries outside of the US right now, simply because of this little issue.
- nbdy3 15y agoWe are a business in Canada and are being told by our lawyers that some customer and market information we can't discuss on email - because we can't guarantee our email isn't subject to Patriot act if our carrier has a US data center or the data is routed via a US connection.