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Both, I guess ;) But it is easier to switch to Heroku for the IBM customer than to become Heroku for IBM. I wouldn't bet on IBM.
by DoubleMalt 12y ago
Both, I guess ;)
But it is easier to switch to Heroku for the IBM customer than to become Heroku for IBM. I wouldn't bet on IBM.
- Huggernaut 12y agoMaybe, IBM has reinvented itself many times. They are working towards it https://ace.ng.bluemix.net https://ace.ng.bluemix.net
- acangiano 12y agoIncidentally, IBM is kinda becoming Heroku: http://bluemix.net http://bluemix.net :)
- bodski 12y agoHere comes the corporate damage control! Bluemix is too little too late, and appears to be an advertisement for all the open-source 'cool' tech that IBM did not invent. Let's not even get into the fraud that was the share-buyback (second only to Apple I believe). Now that's ended the tricky question of where that elusive revenue will come from looms its ugly head. I'm pretty fucking scared about what a company in decline with an arsenal of patents like IBM's is going to do to hit its EPS targets in the next few years.
- drKarl 12y agoBlueMix is based on CloudFoundry (an open source project), so it is basically a rebranded CloudFoundry with some additional features.