1st point:
Wells Fargo & Co. unveiled a decadelong initiative to update its digital infrastructure in part by moving its workloads to cloud services from Microsoft Corp. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google—the latest large bank to make a significant bet on the public cloud.
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Some applications are better in the cloud, some are better on-premise.
We are using a hybrid cloud model. Some apps are already in the cloud. Many more will start migrating next year and following years.
At this time, customer data is not approved to be in a public cloud, but there is an attempt to get that changed.
The lines of business will have the option to use private cloud, or public cloud. Some applications will use both. In times of high utilization, they may burst from private cloud to public could resources or from public cloud resources to private cloud.
All applications will have to be rewritten to support the cloud (private or public).
There is also a shift, that we will be developing less applications in house. The executives want software to be purchased first if available before seeking in house solutions.
They also want to simplify how much software we have. If there are multiple applications that have some of the same functions in different lines of business, they want those same functions offered as one service instead of being duplicated.
There are issues currently that I cannot go into without exposing myself, but the cloud currently isn't working as it should. Some teams around the cloud space aren't acting as they should defeating one of the main advantages of cloud computing.
Again, every time I see this, I am glad I left tech before it went to he-l in a hand basket. It was well on its way back then.
And then you went and hired the failed cio from usaa for that infrastructure mess that was abandoned by the other no mame from ubs.
Smh
Whoever made the recommendation for the bank's infra to go to the public cloud should be fired. See https://www.techopedia.com/7-limitations-of-the-public-cloud/2/32351. This proposal is going to put the bank ready for a critical security havoc and it will not be anything less than the February SVDC power outage incident. Pathetic!
i loved it when he said '"it's not about losing jobs, it's about strategy" LOL
Yes Saul, WFC is light-years away from other big banks, what a shame. But in fairness, did you know that WFC has and using cloud for some of its apps?
Yes, that Excel spreadsheet is still on a company server. Just not our company.
missed it do to meetings (working instead of being a willing recipient of non-news).....sounds like another BA mess of a SVB call.
Saul doesn't understand the cloud either but he will buy it as long as the Microsoft sales guys buying him a third vodka cranberry for lunch are selling it
I don't understand the cloud. If I save an excel spreadsheet on the cloud, is it not on a company server somewhere?
Cloud is a bad idea for sensitive data.
Keeping it in house costs more money, though, if you want to do it right (infosec pros are pricey) so they balance the cost vs. risk.
Everyone once in awhile someone brings their data back in house, but it's rare as far as I know (long time IT guy).
I can work for the cloud folks or the business in house, I really don't care, but I wouldn't outsource (aka cloud) my customer data.
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And there are a ton of jobs in the US. What's your point exactly? 30 years in and outsourcing comes as a surprise?
https://in.linkedin.com/jobs/search?keywords=Wells%20Fargo&location=United%20States&geoId=103644278&trk=public_jobs_jobs-search-bar_search-submit&position=1&pageNum=0
Didn't have time to attend, was anything meaningful conveyed?
Better call Saul
He's the guy you call when you need a CRIMINAL IT manager.
India jobs:
https://in.linkedin.com/jobs/wells-fargo-jobs?position=1&pageNum=0
Philippines jobs:
https://ph.linkedin.com/jobs/wells-fargo-jobs?position=1&pageNum=0
And you managers - you might wanna look cause your but is on the line too...
Final point:
Prepare yourselves for the return to office. Vince will be waiting there for you, ready to shake your hands and give you warm hugs.
Legal notice: He may or may not have his mask on (however, he will be outside in front of the entrance) and may or may not be vaccinated.
He's like a 10 year old. Bye bye... As he waves...
Ask me no questions and I’ll tell you no lies. If I can say it like that lolololol
Who is that woman without a mask? lol Do as I say, not as I do...
Is someone whistling?? LOL!
I have a question for Saul: Why is the woman sitting in the half-cube in the hallway not wearing her mask?
Point N:
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Probably a pretty question, but why do I not see muzzles on the people in there background offices?
Published rule is muzzles full time in all facilities regardless of vaccine status
Rules for thee but not for me??
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No career for manual testers. Good luck automating a test for a GUI you are seeing for the first time for function you do not understand because poor vendor documentation. Not to mention the difficulty of automating so many different potential tests. Anybody talented enough to automate so many tests would not be working for Wells Fargo in 2021. Even if they were who inherits all this complex automation when they leave for greener pastures?
No wonder this yahoo likes neurodiverse hires so much. "bring in my people".
Excellent coffee! LOL!
7th point:
Architects and cities. Spokes and hubs
8th point:
On QA: "there's no career for manual testers" - SVB 9/15/21
6th point:
Da---t, the coffee's back
4th point:
More on RTO - we are currently researching how to force people back to the office with or without mandated vaccines.
5th point:
Trying to convince us that RTO is both safe and fun
2nd point:
No coffee
3rd point:
RTO