April 30, 2012, admin

I may never be a White House Innovation Fellow (like my friend Kara DeFrias) or a tech advisor to Vice President Al Gore (like my friend and former IBM colleague Michael Nelson), but it’s still exciting to advise a startup that played an important role in the last presidential election. MIT Technology Review’s Jessica Leber spoke with Cloudability co-founder J.R. Storment and Harper Reed, the CTO behind last fall’s data-driven Obama presidential campaign, about the role Cloudability (my client) played in helping Harper and his team keep their cloud computing costs in check. Give it a read.

The thing about working with companies that are doing interesting things is people want to talk about them. 2013 started strong for Carvoyant, Cloudability and NoWait: