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Cars as a Service? Mercedes-Benz latest to use cloud to flog vehicles
As a car manufacturer how do you express that your vehicles have the latest and greatest cutting-edge technology? Use the buzzwords.
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Amazon Web Services simplifies private cloud configuration, adds SQL Server
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made it possible to connect to its Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) service using static routing, while also allowing enterprises to run SQL Server within the private cloud, the company said on Thursday.
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Gartner: 5 things a private Cloud is NOT
The National Institute for Standards in Technology has a definition of what Cloud computing is that's fairly agreed upon within the industry. But research firm Gartner says there's still a lot of Cloud-washing, or market confusion on exactly what the technology is.
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Avoid moving from a dumb pipe to a dumb cloud
Back in 1998 when Google Search started to replace AltaVista, could you imagine the company would be laying fiber in Kansas City in 2012 to offer a 100 times faster Internet service? Or that the New York Stock Exchange would evolve from a trading floor in its 1903 building on Broad Street, to offering virtual and physical colocated computing infrastructure services in its New Jersey data center?
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Just what is Dell's Cloud strategy?
Dell's agreement to offer a public cloud hosted by Nirvanix leaves open the question of the company's long-term strategy.
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Three BYOD approaches -- and the budget impact
Love it or hate it, BYOD is likely already affecting security, network performance and your budget (it can drive up costs by more than a third, according to some researchers). Here are three approaches to address these challenges.
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Is your disaster recovery plan ready for cloud?
Having successfully piloted cloud usage with SaaS applications such as CRM and ERP, many businesses are now looking to replace traditional on-site backup and disaster recovery (DR) solutions with cloud-based DR. Gartner predicts that more than 30% of midsize companies will have adopted DR in the cloud or recovery-as-a-service by 2014. That begs the question: Is your business ready to make the leap?
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Zendesk unveils revamped online help-desk software
Zendesk on Wednesday unveiled an extensively reworked version of its online help-desk software, in a bid to shove aside competition from the likes of Salesforce.com's Desk.com and Freshdesk.
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Cisco looks to secure the data center with new releases
Cisco this week introduced a set of security products designed to fortify data centers as they consolidate, virtualize and morph into clouds.
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Amazon Web Services allows users to sell reserved instances
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced an online marketplace where users of its cloud computing services can sell their reserved server instances to other companies, the company said on Wednesday.
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First look: Driving VMware vSphere 5.1
VMware's new, Flash-based Web management GUI is easy to like, but it comes with a few gotchas
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Mac virtualization face-off: VMware Fusion 5 vs. Parallels Desktop 8
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Review: Google Compute Engine rocks the cloud
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First look: Windows Azure Active Directory preview
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Review: VDI tailored to BYOD
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HP P4000 VSA teaches dumb storage new tricks
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First look: Microsoft Office 2013
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Microsoft System Center targets cloud, virtualization
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Microsoft raises the bar with SQL Server 2012
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How we tested Microsoft SQL Server 2012
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Netflix guts data center in shift to cloud
The idea that public cloud-based services will radically transform in-house IT operations is ever more evident at Netflix.
Five key takeaways from Workday's IPO filing
Google should speed up Apps' enterprise social networking development
Developing apps for the mobile cloud: What you need to know
The Grill: Ramon Baez on outsourcing challenges at Kimberly-Clark.
HP plots its recovery
Apple, Facebook put Prineville on the map
Gartner: Cloud computing's most over-hyped terms
Cloud brings foreign IT spending to U.S.
The cloud services explosion
The Need for DLP (data leak prevention) now
When it comes to the terabytes of confidential and proprietary data on corporate networks, companies often use kid gloves to secure the data. This begs the question, why are office supplies subject to a higher level of security than the data? Many organisations are turning to a DLP solution to help them in gaining control over their seemingly uncontrolled data stores.
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Case Study: Gadens Law Firm Reclaims 22 Hours of Lost Productivity Each Month
For the past eight years, Gadens Brisbane has used a “big three” security vendor to protect its network against malware and other threats. Despite deploying a complete antivirus package, the firm still experienced up to three infections across the network every week. This gap in security meant the firm’s IT team was spending up to six hours a week on security management, resulting in lawyers being unable to work on their computers for hours a time – an inconvenience for the individual, and costly for a business reliant on hourly charging. Read how Gadens Law Firm have reduced their security management time from about 6 hours a week to 30 minutes a week.
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