Cloud economics are often glossed over or ignored in industry articles. Here’s some practical advice on the believe that colocation facilities and big in-house data centers are going the way of the buggy whip. I’ve been hearing from the PR…
Change is the name of the game when you’re in the technology business. And yet, gauging your organization’s need for change often gets clouded by a slew of ever-evolving choices. After all, you don’t want to waste resources or put…
It’s that time of year when industry predictions abound and IT leaders think a bit more deeply about their IT needs and investments. If you’ve been reading these predictions, you’ve noticed a common thread: a sharp rise in cloud computing…
More and more Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers in 2014 could not make their networks as secure using AWS/S3, explained Vormetric’s VP of Cloud C.J. Radford. This trend will pick up in 2015, with more enterprises using cloud applications in…
More workloads are moving to the cloud. Here’s Microsoft’s latest product offering for the enterprise. The company claims they are the mightiest instances in the public cloud today. Amazon Web Services, Azure’s biggest public cloud competitor and market leader, provides…
Cloud computing has become a commodity in the business world, seeing tremendous growth year over year. In fact, Gartner predicts that by the end of 2015, spending on cloud technology is expected to exceed $180 billion worldwide. However, the lingering question…
Many companies today are switching from in-house business applications to cloud-based applications. Many software vendors now offer both options, such as Microsoft Exchange Server software and Microsoft Exchange delivered via Office 365, Microsoft’s cloud service. Some companies adopt these cloud-based…
