BANGALORE: Unisys India announced the results of Cloud 20-20 Version 3.0, the latest edition of the technical paper contests. The Cloud 20-20 contest was designed to encourage the innovative ideas and recognise the emerging technical talent amongst the country’s leading engineering colleges.Following the rigorous rounds of evaluation, including a technical paper challenge and final presentations, Dharmesh Kakadia from International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad was selected as the winner for his entry on ‘Network Virtualisation and Cloud Computing’. Sridhar S from Anna University was selected as the first runner-up award for his entry on ‘Client Centric Multi Tenancy For Cloud Services’, and the second runner-up by Poornima J R from M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology for ‘Cloud Applications in Supply Chain of Agro Products’. In addition, employment opportunities are made available for the deserving candidates who participated.Students contributed papers that delved into cloudcomputing issues such as automation, server virtualisation, storage and networks, application development, security, moving workloads from the data center to the cloud, the impact of consumerisation on IT, and the solutions and benefits of cloud computing for airports.Bob Supnik, vice president of Unisys Technology, Consulting and Integration Solutions, said, “Our biggest challenge every year is not finding the best papers, rather, narrowing down the final contestants to just a few.” He added, “IT trend can disrupt the status quo in IT organisations. We value the ideas gained from the Cloud 20-20 contestants as we shape solutions to help our clients capitalise on the promise of cloud computing.”
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