Cloud Computing (0 - 30 of 497 items)
 

CRM prominent on Google Apps marketplace

No less than 13 applications are available.

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Added on Jul 29, 2010  

Google, IBM named top cloud tech providers

Survey of developers also finds concern over backward compatibility and government restrictions in cloud deployments.

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Added on Jul 23, 2010  

Cloud computing: Two kinds of agility

The problem with delivering compute resources to engineers more quickly is it is a local optimization - it makes a portion of internal IT processes more agile, but doesn't necessarily shorten the overall application supply chain, which stretches from initial prototype to production rollout.

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Added on Jul 19, 2010  

Top Cloud Computing security risk: One company gets burned

Virtualization and cloud computing haven't eroded the online security of most companies, analysts say. But they may be contributing to situations in which IT-service customers leave themselves vulnerable to attack because they assume their cloud provider is taking care of security.


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Added on Jul 17, 2010 

Amazon and IBM are the 'cloud champions,' report says

Amazon and IBM are the "cloud champions" according to a new report, but Microsoft, Google, Cisco, Red Hat and VMware are also among the list of heavyweights in the emerging cloud computing field.

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Added on Jul 16, 2010  

Metastorm brings Azure based workflow modeling to the cloud

The service can be used to model a variety of different enterprise concerns, such as goals, systems, workflows, rules and projects. The service provides 23 modeling objects from which models can be built.


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Added on Jul 14, 2010 

Amazon introduces cluster computing for HPC apps

Amazon Web Services says its latest cluster computing service, which it announced Tuesday, can provide the same results as custom-built infrastructures for high-performance applications at organizations that don't want to build their own.

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Added on Jul 14, 2010  
 

Amazon cloud perfect for building start-ups, says John Brown, Deloitte

Brown said he's puzzled by start-ups that take in large sums of money from angel investors, in the process giving away a large portion of their future value, and then spend that initial cash on an IT infrastructure that will be obsolete in five years.

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Added on Jul 29, 2010  

IDC: SaaS momentum skyrocketing

Revenues will grow from $13.1 billion in 2009 to more than $40 billion in 2014.

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Added on Jul 27, 2010  

IT Budgets Pointing to the Cloud Expansion

IT shops are in search of variable infrastructure pricing, which will take them to the cloud.

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Added on Jul 21, 2010

Businesses not sold on using public cloud for capacity

Most IT executives are still unconvinced about tapping into a public cloud when they surpass their own infrastructure's capacity, a survey has found.


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Added on Jul 19, 2010 

Cloud security strategies: Where does IDS fit in?

IDS is an old security technology, but does it still have a place in cloud security strategies? Here are four perspectives

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Added on Jul 16, 2010  

Verizon creates medical information exchange cloud

Verizon announced on Wednesday a new cloud-based service offering for healthcare providers that will handle the sharing of patient information electronically between disparate platforms.

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Added on Jul 15, 2010

Build a private Azure cloud with new Microsoft appliance

Microsoft is bringing its Azure cloud to the local data center with the introduction of the Windows Azure Platform appliance.

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Added on Jul 14, 2010  

Compliance under a Cloud

There's no doubt that cloud computing is dominating today's IT conversation among C-level security executives. Whether they're lured by its compelling cost savings or its perceived advantages, security leaders are probing the capabilities and restrictions of the cloud.

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Added on Jul 12, 2010  

ISPs could cut spam easily, says expert

Two simple techniques could be used to strangle botnets, a security expert has claimed. First, block email port 25 by default. Second, tell users when they are spewing spam from compromised PCs.

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Added on Jul 09, 2010  
 
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CW Weekly Quiz

Question 1 of 5

Question : The iPhone 4 may be selling faster than hotcakes, but a few sticky problems have emerged. Which of the following is not one of the complaints iPhone users have lodged?

  • Videocam locks up
  • Yellowish spots on screen
  • Antenna problems
  • Short battery life
 

IT Departments Move Low-Risk Services to the Cloud

IT departments continue to proceed with caution when it comes to cloud computing, according to the results of a recent survey conducted by TPI.


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Added on Jul 29, 2010 

Five cloud storage services compared

Cloud-based syncing services usually use a virtual drive that exists on your desktop in some manner, and it is linked directly to your online storage space. The contents of this virtual hard drive remain in sync across all of the desktops, notebooks and mobile devices on which you have installed the client software.

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Added on Jul 26, 2010  

Disaster recovery in the cloud yields ROI

The promise of cost savings derived from cloud computing is attractive, but concrete financial returns are not always quickly achieved. Except, perhaps, when it comes to disaster recovery.


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Added on Jul 17, 2010 

Will security worries propel DNS into the cloud?

Security on the Internet's Domain Name System will be tightened today, with the addition of digital signatures and public-key encryption to the root zone. But will the deployment of DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) prompt more enterprises to outsource their DNS operations?

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Added on Jul 16, 2010  

Cloud Computing will cause three IT revolutions

Every revolution results in winners and losers -- after the dust settles. This is true in technology as in every other domain. When it comes to cloud computing, we should expect to see the same dynamic play out. Over the next two to five years, expect to see enormous conflict about the technical pros and cons of cloud computing and whether cloud computing represents a benefit to be embraced or a threat to be resisted.

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Added on Jul 14, 2010

Big guns for hire: Supercomputing-in-the-cloud

Some companies are slashing costs and improving production by using on-demand high-performance computing services.

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Added on Jul 14, 2010  

Microsoft releases Azure cloud platform appliance

With the help of hardware partners, Microsoft has released a version of its Windows Azure cloud platform as an appliance, the company said during the kickoff of its Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) being held this week in Washington D.C.

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Added on Jul 13, 2010  

Cloud Computing: Today's four favorite flavors, explained

Cloud computing is famous for being a metaphor instead of a technology, but that metaphor is increasingly hard for non-techies to understand. Many variations of cloud have emerged that have little to do with the initial vision that sparked interest-- a public cloud with burst-up capability on demand.


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Added on Jul 09, 2010