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Friday, 29th March 2013

The Next Phase Of Cloud Computing: DaaS, MaaS & DRaaS

The Next Phase Of Cloud Computing: DaaS, MaaS & DRaaS

Still getting used to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)? Get ready for Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), Metal-as-a-Service (MaaS) and DisasterRecovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS).

Cloud Scott Geng comments

Wednesday, 16th January 2013

Everything-as-a-Service: It's Happening Right Now

Everything-as-a-Service: It's Happening Right Now

New Marketing-as-a-Service and Healthcare-as-a-Service operations illustrate the trend toward delivering Anything-and-Everything-as-a-Service over the Web.

Cloud Brian Proffitt comments

Monday, 31st December 2012

Top 10 Mobile Products Of 2012

Top 10 Mobile Products Of 2012

Cool phones are all well and good, but when it comes to generating user love for their devices, it's the apps and services that really deliver. Our look at the top 10 mobile products reveals what was hot in mobile for 2012.

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Wednesday, 19th December 2012

The Top 5 Microsoft Headlines Of 2012 - And The Real Trends Behind Them

The Top 5 Microsoft Headlines Of 2012 - And The Real Trends Behind Them

Get the real story behind Microsoft's 5 big headlines of 2012.

Enterprise Mark Hachman comments

Friday, 14th December 2012

Intuit: Big Data Can Help Businesses Of All Sizes

Intuit: Big Data Can Help Businesses Of All Sizes

Big data has been a big deal for the enterprise, while pretty much crushing the little guy. But there could be more to the tale, with a happier ending for small business.

Enterprise Fredric Paul comments

Tuesday, 11th September 2012

IT Spending Up - But That Doesn't Mean More IT Jobs

IT Spending Up - But That Doesn't Mean More IT Jobs

New information from IDC this week reveals that despite global economic doldrums, IT spending will still grow by an average of 6% globally. But don't look for a corresponding increase in IT jobs, which are getting substituted by more automated software and services.

Enterprise Brian Proffitt comments

Monday, 14th May 2012

How and Why Your Startup Should Go Virtual

How and Why Your Startup Should Go Virtual

Working virtually sounds like heaven to many startups. After all, not having a central office staffed with employees saves money on rent, utilities, parking, etc., freeing you to invest in research, development or marketing. On the other hand, operating virtually is no panacea. Before you make the virtual leap, you need to figure out exactly…

Rieva Lesonsky comments

Tuesday, 8th May 2012

What Do IT Outsourcing Companies Know About Innovation?

Most observers think of the big multinational technology outsourcing firms - especially the ones based in India - as a reliable source of relatively inexpensive technology expertise for routine IT projects. Not surprisingly, those firms desperately want to move up the food chain and become known for innovation as well. A conversation with Dr…

Enterprise Fredric Paul comments

Friday, 3rd February 2012

Data Visualization for People Who Don't Visualize Data: CA ERwin 8.2

In enterprises everywhere, including even the largest ones, the transition to cloud-based architectures has brought a new class of managers into the computing process. Suddenly, personnel managers and folks whose purview had been limited to finance and personnel, are being doubled-up with oversight roles for cloud deployments. The back office…

Hack Scott M. Fulton comments

Tuesday, 8th November 2011

Grove.io: Hosted, Searchable IRC Chat For Teams

Grove, a new hosted IRC chat service for teams, launches today. It's IRC without the fuss, providing hosting, account management, access controls and fully searchable chat logging, as well as a sparkling new Web chat client. It supports all the great IRC client apps, of course, but Grove takes care of the fiddly parts of setup and hosting. All…

Hack Jon Mitchell comments

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