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2 hours ago — Paolo Balboni, European Privacy Association, Italian Institute for Privacy, Tilburg University, has published Data Protection and Data Security Issues Related to Cloud...
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2 hours ago — By Sramana Mitra and guest authors Shaloo Shalini and Bhavana Sharma SM: Let’s talk about impact of cloud computing on the IT organization. How do you perceive the impact of cloud...
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3 hours ago — By Sramana Mitra and guest author Saurabh Mallik SM: What are your thoughts about data residing in different places? Is there a barrier to adoption? Let’s say you put your data in China or somewhere that is questionable from the...
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4 hours ago — Amazon Web Services keeps reducing pricing on their cloud computing services. This past June they reduced pricing on their cloudfront CDN offering . Today they announced a...
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September 01, 2010 — By Sramana Mitra, guest author Shaloo Shalini , and Bhavana Sharma Thus far as part of our Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing (TLCC) series, we have been exploring different pricing models that are in vogue...
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September 01, 2010 — computing devices connected to the enterprise. There’s no difference in type, it’s just a difference in scale. Now, I will relax, there is a slight difference in type: The notional transparency inside the enterprise...
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in Business by Outside Innovation
September 01, 2010 — The stampede towards cloud computing/SaaS is happening fast. Nobody in their right minds buys computer servers anymore. You just rent them in the cloud. Enterprise IT buyers are hurrying to...
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September 01, 2010 — Traditional IT is energy intensive because data centers take a lot of power to cool and client computers and peripherals are poorly managed. Traditional IT enterprise setups can also be incredibly inefficient, with a lot of processing power...
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August 31, 2010 — datacenters, you will have to switch to services such as cloud computing for storage. That’s were 3Par comes in and that’s exactly where Dell hopes to cash in. It is...
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August 31, 2010 — the interview also covers the topic of payback from the investment in cloud computing. Dennis mentions that Inteva’s investment in cloud paid for itself in less than a year. Read on for...
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August 31, 2010 — MW: And here’s what happens next. I am standing up in my office, because I am so excited: The first step in any potentially disruptive technology is that people think about the technology and how to do it better and faster. I think for...
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in Technology by IP Carrier
August 31, 2010 — cloud," just as if they were interacting with the local data centers. All existing firewall and other security measures usable in a local data center also are available when using the...
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in Internet by Cloud Buzz Blog
August 31, 2010 — I know I already posted this in the email archiving blog , but this has some interesting content for our Cloud Buzz readers as well. I added some descriptions for each item so you have a better...
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in Technology by Blogs@Intel
August 31, 2010 — What a difference a few months can make. Late last year, the data center technology market was reeling from one of the worst downturns ever, and there was a raging debate on the relevance and meaning of cloud...
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August 31, 2010 — VMworld starts in the morning and all eyes will be on what gets announced and how virtualization is extending its reach into the realm of cloud computing. We sometimes find...