(click image for slideshow) Verizon Terremark, Verizon Communications’ cloud unit, was an early VMware cloud supporter. It is eager to support VMware customers who wish to use its Enterprise Cloud services, and it will provide them with all the VMware… Read more ›
Daniele Casal, a Cloud Certified Professional with over 10 years of experience in enterprise software development, is pleased to announce the launch of his new e-book: Cloud Computing for Programmers: Software Development in the age of Cloud. The aim of… Read more ›
When I was a kid, I was enamored with the idea that I was going to get a jet pack. I thought that when I was old enough to go to work, I’d just tie on the ol’ pack and… Read more ›
U.K. universities will no longer have to send their vast data sets, research projects, and secure information over the slow and insecure public Internet. Following an agreement between the U.K.’s academic network Janet and Microsoft, U.K. universities can now benefit… Read more ›
(click image for larger view and for slideshow) Last November a small startup called CloudCheckr launched the beta of its performance-monitoring system for Amazon Web Services. Now, it’s bringing out a specialized version, CloudCheckr Gov, suitable for monitoring performance on… Read more ›
Cloud application development is different from established, enterprise software development. And that’s one reason why Rackspace is taking its strategy of supported cloud computing and extending it to developers. Rackspace is making available software development kits (SDKs) for Java (frequently… Read more ›
Cloud-based computing (or software-as-a-service, SaaS) solutions have continued to grow in functionality, robustness, and reliability. As a result, these innovative systems have become more attractive to manufacturers and industrial firms, even for critical applications like enterprise resource planning (ERP). Research… Read more ›
At Piilo we think software in the cloud should be like Lego blocks, with companies being able to choose only the user subscriptions for the module they need. We don’t do forced bundling or minimum subscriptions,” says Phil Lötter, CEO… Read more ›
In what is effectively a follow-on round, Brightpearl, the cloud software provider for multichannel retailers, has raised $8 million in Series B funding from previous backers Eden Ventures and Notion Capital. Both Eden and Notion seed-backed the UK company, before… Read more ›
VMware Inc. (VMW) is debuting a service that lets customers use the Web to access information and programs stored in its data centers, an effort to challenge Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) and Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) in cloud computing. Early testers of… Read more ›
Credit: Oleksiy Fedorov Here’s how it will play out in many organizations: As the years wear on, line-of-business managers and CMOs will increasingly look outside the organization to find cloud solutions to business problems, either because IT can’t move quickly… Read more ›
Andrew M. Hinkes A recent opinion from the Southern District of New York interpreting the means of interstate commerce under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), has opened the door for the United States federal judiciary to exercise jurisdiction over… Read more ›
Starting up a new business is hard, setting up shop can be even harder. You have had to brainstorm to decide what type of business you are launching, you carefully rented a storefront location, stocked it with your chosen specialty, and… Read more ›
Google I/O 2013 has come and gone without major developments affecting the company’s two primary platforms, Android and Chrome, but the developer conference nonetheless demonstrated how Google is outpacing its competitors. Certainly, that’s evident in the numbers Google provided, 900… Read more ›
VMware is slated to disclose its plans for hybrid cloud computing to its customers Tuesday. This announcement is needed, not because customers demand it, but because VMware needs to do something to arrest Amazon’s continued reach inside corporate IT. As… Read more ›
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Although cloud computing was once touted as the solution to business IT issues everywhere, the pace of adoption of on-demand services has been lukewarm at best. Cloud computing may be understood as the use of a network of remote servers… Read more ›
BATON ROUGE, LA–(Marketwired – May 17, 2013) – Powering its market leadership in cloud computing, business continuity, and battle-tested data recovery solutions, Venyu today announced the company has secured two premier honors in the “2013 Hot Companies and Best Products… Read more ›
TechNavio’s analysts forecast the SMB Cloud market in the APAC region to grow at a CAGR of 39.3 percent over the period 2012-2016. One of the main factors contributing to this market growth is the reduced costs of the cloud… Read more ›
While both Google and SAP shared a 1980′s music sensibility at their respective conferences this week – Billy Idol performed at Google I/O and U2′s Bono walked the floor at SAPPHIRE – the two companies see the future of computing… Read more ›
Software AG is late to the cloud computing party – but Europe’s second largest maker of on-premises enterprise software has vowed to “get it right”. Daren Roos, chief operating officer at the German giant, told The Reg: “We will deliver… Read more ›
Tweet One of the problems with talking about the cloud is that it’s this obscure concept that consumers don’t really grasp. At best, many consumers think of the cloud as this mythical storage center in the universe where their files… Read more ›
ServiceNow supplies IT service management in the form of software-as-a-service (SaaS). It ranks number three in a market that is led by BMC’s Remedy product, with HP’s Service Manager number two. At ServiceNow’s Knowledge 13 user group meeting in Las… Read more ›
Cloud computing technologies are ubiquitous. While not exactly new technologies, the speed with which they’re transforming business models and efficiencies seem to have accelerated over the past few years. The reason for the transformation depends on how the business operates… Read more ›
A FLOOD of cloud computing services is being pitched to companies and consumers — all of which promise to change the way people engage with technology, access information, and share content. After an initial reluctance to adopt cloud computing —… Read more ›
MinuteHound Time and Attendance Based in “the cloud”, MinuteHound generates these reports for users anywhere they have access to a web browser. New York, NY (PRWEB) May 15, 2013 Every manager and executive has a specific preference for how information… Read more ›
Software AG has launched Live, a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) suite that will allow application developers to easily create and deploy agile and cloud-based software. The platform’s core component, AgileApps Live, is available now and allows developers to build applications that can… Read more ›
For a long time sophisticated inventory management software solutions were too costly for most small and mid-size businesses. In addition to paying for the software license, you needed appropriate hardware to house the data and an IT staff to maintain… Read more ›
SAN MATEO, CA–(Marketwired – May 15, 2013) – Selectica (NASDAQ: SLTC), a provider of software that accelerates sales cycles and streamlines contract processes, today announced the integration of Selectica CPQ with the NetSuite cloud computing platform. Selectica CPQ for NetSuite… Read more ›
(click image for slideshow) Having closed the books on its 2010 data collection from open Wi-Fi networks with fines, organizational changes and contrition, Google is once again ready to revisit permission-less data gathering. This time, however, the company won’t be… Read more ›
Walmart, via its Silicon Valley innovation lab @WalmartLabs, today announced the acquisition of two startups: cloud computing newcomer OneOps and the software development shop Tasty Labs, from Delicious founder Joshua Schachter. Tasty Labs offered two services Jig.com and Human.io – both… Read more ›
In a move that should surprise no one, Adobe announced sweeping changes to its Creative Suite software line and year-old Creative Cloud subscription service. Signaling a new focus on integrating creative services in the cloud with its professional desktop software,… Read more ›
