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      • Virtela Receives Internet Telephony Product of the Year Award for Global Cloud-based Mobile Device Management
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      • Cloud services help make a mobile policy feasible
      • New iPad could cause challenges in BYOD era
      • Companies have to define mobile policies
      • Report: Worldwide server sales up 27.1 percent in second quarter of 2010
      • Pick up the phone. It’s Google
      • Tablets fueling ultra-mobile device market, study says
      • CIOs able to overcome analytic talent shortage
      • Security threats in the future of cloud computing
      • Lessons learned from managed network services
      • Telecommunications industry maximizing the cloud, report says
      • Telecommunications lagging behind cloud computing
      • Study: Many companies too optimistic about their security infrastructure
      • Study suggests computer beats out smartphones, tablets as No. 1 in-demand device
      • Cloud computing impact expected to continue in future
      • Frost & Sullivan: Good times ahead for video conferencing businesses
      • WAN professionals adapted to new roles in 2010
      • Survey: More IT decision-makers would consider managed service providers for all functions
      • Tablets for business use to spread significantly by 2013
      • IPv6 needed to cope with swelling cloud computing sector
      • Fiscal fourth quarter for Cisco shows 79 percent improvement
      • Mobile devices expected to drive holiday retail traffic
      • Tablet sales expected to continue growth, Apple remains No. 1
      • Report offers several mobile device management keys
      • Security and cost troubleshooting with mobile policies
      • Growing tablet versatility calls for increase in mobile device management solutions
      • IT managers look to broadband internet to curb higher WAN expenses
      • Mobile hacks may increase with Software Defined Radio
      • Android devices expected to fall behind the tablet pack
      • Corporate security concerns remain high, study says
      • New study highlights successful mobile device management strategy
      • Adoption of mobile devices needs effective management, report says
      • Mobile, connected device market expected to surge, study says
      • Tiered-pricing can boost IP networking revenue, expert says
      • Cloud computing ideal for small business relocation
      • Study reveals growing smartphone penetration among US consumers
      • Federal IT spending expected to grow, study says
      • Smartphone use continues to rise along with data security concerns
      • Juniper IPv6 development lags behind Cisco
      • Ethernet services market shows growth helped by Ethernet Exchanges
      • Companies ignoring critical issues when moving to cloud services
      • SMB IT spending outpaces the economy
      • Study: Apple and Google the hottest properties in the U.S. smartphone market
      • VPN, Ethernet availability vary by geographic location, study finds
      • Understanding the cloud computing market drives wise purchasing decisions
      • Expert offers IPv6 transition tips
      • SMBs should adopt videoconferencing for 5 reasons, according to report
      • IBM to support growing employee use of smartphones, tablets
      • Tablets making a positive impression in healthcare industry, study days
      • Report offers WAN latency measurement insight
      • 4G smartphone shipments expected to grow rapidly, study says
      • Study reveals wireless satisfaction among US consumers
      • Android continues to dominate smartphone market, study shows
      • Investors encouraged to jump aboard cloud computing, smartphone bandwagons
      • Half of companies plan to increase cloud investments in 2012
      • Numerous security breaches in 2011 call for improved cloud security
      • Audio services moving into the cloud
      • Mobile cloud computing revenue projected to reach new heights
      • Influx of tablets must be managed properly, expert says
      • Many companies adopting cloud computing for mobile integration
      • Use of tablets emerging as top cloud trend among small businesses
      • Greater mobile device security needed in 2012
      • Cloud computing can offer solutions for smaller businesses
      • Telecommunications companies see future in cloud services
      • One size does not fit all for IT solutions
      • Number of smart devices to double by 2016
      • New study highlights growing worker, smartphone trends
      • Some IT officials not confident their organizations can recover from security breach
      • Report differentiates between internet VPNs and web SSL VPNs
      • Study: IT future lies with the cloud, mobile devices, security
      • New report reveals state of telecommuting
      • Majority of companies use managed services, study finds
      • Expert: Common IPv6 misconceptions
      • Google says it's fixed authentication loophole in Android
      • Georgetown professor: Australia could be next hotbed of cloud adoption
      • IPv4 address blocks down to five
      • Research finds PC unit sales increases to slow to 9.3 percent in 2011
      • For MSPs, companies say customer service is key
      • Appeal of cloud services driving small business adoption
      • Research firm says EU telecoms reform could boost cloud computing
      • More US SMBs use smartphones, tablets to access cloud
      • New changes that impact application delivery over a WAN
      • Broadband subscribers reach 484 million worldwide during Q1 2010
      • Cloud computing not going away anytime soon
      • New study expects ethernet access to fuel IP/MPLS VPNs revenue
      • Tablet adoption expected to fuel global ultrabook shipments, study shows
      • Smartphone, tablet transactions grew this Cyber Monday
      • Security expert reveals smartphone security is a real danger
      • Expert offers several security tips to manage collaboration solutions
      • Research shows nearly half of SMBs adopting cloud computing, tablets
      • Cloud expert believes technology ideal for all businesses
      • Shore up corporate networks with mobile device management solutions
      • All-inclusive managed service providers
      • IT professionals wouldn't bet on the security of own networks
      • Organizations look to shore up security in face of BYOD, DDoS
      • Business frustrated by the cost of going mobile
      • Cloud server market gaining momentum, predicted to double
      • Cloud services and managed services should both be examined
      • Study reveals range of cloud computing benefits
      • Android security vulnerabilities increased 90 percent in past year
      • Mobile ticketing platforms offer improved transit convenience
      • Third quarter tablet shipments slow, fourth quarter to pick up the pace
      • January 28th is Data Privacy Day
      • Cloud-based networks are the future of the gaming industry
      • New report expects certain IT themes to emerge in 2012
      • Security, fraud attacks expected to fuel global security market
      • Cloud computing expected to help manage mobile device proliferation
      • Telecommuting offers many benefits for SMBs, expert says
      • Android applications marketplace reaches 10 billion downloads
      • US smartphone sales dominated by Android, iOS
      • Hospital uses mobile device management for security
      • Mobile data traffic will grow 18-fold in next five years
      • Managers face challenge of putting together mobile security policies
      • Businesses with BYOD must face security and privacy concerns
      • What to consider when looking at a new service
      • Mobile device management key to establishing a remote workforce
      • Analytics trends can be taken advantage of
      • Location matters when it comes to cloud services
      • Managed services can deliver big ROI
      • Latest iPhone available to consumers
      • Technology companies looking to new ways to combat cyber threats
      • New report highlights need for mobile management policy
      • Samsung surpasses Apple atop smartphone peak
      • Tablets expected to be in demand this holiday season, study shows
      • Companies encouraged to adopt flexible mobile device management policies
      • Global mobile device sales increase during Q3 2011
      • New Microsoft mobile software platform, 4.3 million devices expected to ship by 2014
      • FCC report: VoIP now with 21 million users
      • New study reveals companies can cut CO2 emissions and save money by having telepresence
      • O3b raises $1.2 billion to bring broadband to Africa
      • Report: Managed services must move beyond the network
      • IPv4 window nearly closed
      • Recession over for telecoms, study says
      • Expert: IPv7 not a concern
      • Digital sector seen as increasingly important to Australian businesses
      • Mobile browsing experience not on par with consumer expectations
      • The cloud changing the internet landscape
      • Mobile networks operating capacity on the rise
      • Fixed broadband to skyrocket worldwide, report predicts
      • VoIP demand rises as prices drop, study says
      • IPv4 addresses to reach limit by January, expert says
      • Network World report: 82 percent of companies video conferencing, challenges loom
      • Study: Nearly 40 percent of IT pros plan to up security spending next year
      • Samsung Galaxy S smartphones reach milestone as demand for devices grows
      • Cloud computing benefits expected to reach businesses, consumers
      • Adoption of mobile devices expected to shape several support strategies
      • Online video viewing being fueled by tablets, study shows
      • Smartphone, tablet adoption fueling US digital traffic, study says
      • Tablets will change the computing landscape, report suggests
      • Virtualized Data Center Monitoring And Management
      • Mobile security focus: Data protection
      • Mobile device management solutions identify security vulnerabilities
      • Establish a clear agreement when outsourcing network services
      • Bring your own computer has turned into bring your own mobile device
      • FCC now requiring VoIP providers to report outages
      • VPNs offer the best solution for mobile device security
      • Mobile device management in demand among companies
      • California addresses security fears with new eCrime Unit
      • Ethernet revenue expected to nearly triple by 2015, study says
      • US smartphone adoption continues to grow
      • MSPWorld discusses varying cloud solutions for businesses
      • Military and US government get secure Android phones
      • BYOD makes companies sort out mobile management techniques
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      • SLA, Time-to-Repair, Mean Time to Repair, MTTR
      • Some IT departments using mobile device management ineffectively
      • Effective data center management critical to SMB's success
      • Money isn't everything in the cloud
      • Tablet, smartphone shipments expected to continue strong growth
      • Smartphones, tablets helping enterprise mobility management market, study says
      • Expert offers several WAN application optimization tips
      • Rapid adoption of smartphones, tablets driving mobile security needs
      • Mobile security attacks expected to take place this holiday shopping season
      • Business applications becoming useful aspect of tablets
      • Frost & Sullivan report: Ethernet services market to double to $1.5 billion by 2014
      • Gartner report: 48 percent of U.S. companies to increase managed services adoption in 2010
      • Report: VoIP market to grow to $3.9 billion by 2016
      • Data center needs push WAN optimization demand
      • Virtualized infrastructure definitely poses a challenge, but the rewards can be great
      • IDC: WLAN market grew 12.4 percent in 2010
      • Broadband access for 98 percent of Americans in five years, White House says
      • FCC proposes new broadband subsidies
      • Telecoms offer suggestions to increase broadband deployment
      • Study reveals cloud benefits outweighing risks for HR and payroll adoption
      • Virtualization and the cloud provide ups and downs, experts say
      • Experts say 'WAN optimization services will be an integral part' of cloud computing for enterprises
      • Smartphone applications for healthcare industry expected to grow
      • Android mobile applications surpass Apple, study says
      • Signs that a company has lost control of cloud apps
      • Survey said cloud strategy is needed
      • Company sees success in cloud, managed services
      • Faster mobile devices gaining traction in business
      • Unsecured wireless networks pose danger to businesses
      • Report: Telecommuting beneficial for both workers and employers
      • WAN optimization success to ring in the new year
      • Managed businesses could help companies boost efficiency
      • Cloud becomes more economical for users
      • Businesses should look at cloud versus mobile management
      • InformationWeek: Resistance to the cloud, failure to embrace mobility could doom CIOs in 2010
      • Broadcom boosts broadband tools with Gigle acquisition
      • Majority of SMBs turning to wireless technology
      • Cisco boosts network management with LineSider acquisition
      • WAN optimization signals next wave of network convergence
      • CIOs turning to managed networks is causing fluctuation in IT industry, Network World report says
      • Tablet shipments surpass netbooks for first time
      • Expert: Mobile, social networking security issues expected to increase next year
      • Businesses must be resilient in technology
      • WAN optimization helped solve several IT issues in 2011
      • VPN security on mobile devices
      • Wireless bandwidth reaching full capacity, could cause issues for businesses
      • Best ways to stop insider attacks
      • IBM study shows significant rise in mobile security incidents
      • Cisco to continue vendor dominance unless HP makes changes
      • Researchers: Mobile app growth to continue through 2016
      • Cisco to participate in World IPv6 Day
      • Riverbed announces new RiOS 6.1, provides application acceleration
      • Cloud, mobile to drive increased enterprise IT spending in 2012
      • Report: Experts reveal cloud computing consumption increases bandwidth use
      • Big businesses need to focus on cloud bandwidth capabilities
      • Predictions for cloud computing in the new year
      • Tablet demand increases in 2012
      • CIOs believe cloud computing is a key technology, study says
      • Android, iOS preferred enterprise smartphone, study says
      • Gartner identifies cloud computing, mobile devices as strategic technologies
      • Cisco using Tandberg, Movi software to increase video conferencing capabilities
      • New ideas for WAN technology
      • Android smartphones targeted with fake Netflix application, report says
      • Could Apple announce cloud computing services at WWDC?
      • Europe looking to increase broadband speed, connectivity
      • Irish Times reports that more companies in Ireland will outsource technology
      • Speed, cost and rate of change lead factors for cloud computing ROI
      • Report: IT spending to increase by 3.8 percent to $1.5 trillion worldwide
      • Survey: Multifamily firms led pack in outsourcing technology
      • New Ovum report shows CIOs considering moving IT back in-house
      • Report: 59 percent of IT managers using virtual servers in office
      • Bloomberg Businessweek to IT executives: Don't confuse outsourcing with out-tasking
      • Report: IT spending to increase by more than 4 percent in 2010
      • Outsourcing vendors might see increase in innovative technique requests
      • CIOs' top priorities: Mobility, security and outsourcing
      • Report: Wireless technology frustrating for businesses
      • Companies advised to carefully approach IT sectors
      • IT failures at BP led to oil spill, companies need to learn from mistake
    • Security News
      • Not all eggs have to go in the cloud basket
      • New iPad could cause challenges in BYOD era
      • Companies have to define mobile policies
      • Smartphone use continues to rise along with data security concerns
      • Security threats in the future of cloud computing
      • Study suggests computer beats out smartphones, tablets as No. 1 in-demand device
      • Expert: Cloud computing a game-changer for small businesses
      • Study: Many companies too optimistic about their security infrastructure
      • Microsoft retires anti-piracy program
      • Cyber criminals exploiting bin Laden death
      • As cloud grows, security vendors emerge
      • Expert: Cloud security must be taken into consideration
      • Smartphone malware expected to be greater problem in future
      • Report offers several mobile device management keys
      • SaaS growth fueling higher spending on security, research shows
      • New whitepaper outlines mobile device management best practices
      • Nearly 800 companies affected by security firm's data breach
      • Mobile devices expected to drive holiday retail traffic
      • New study reveals lax cybersecurity policies
      • Mobile devices contain consumer security risk
      • Cloud computing causing international tension over privacy laws
      • Growing tablet versatility calls for increase in mobile device management solutions
      • Security and cost troubleshooting with mobile policies
      • Mobile hacks may increase with Software Defined Radio
      • Android devices expected to fall behind the tablet pack
      • Smartphone use continues to rise along with data security concerns (2)
      • Federal IT spending expected to grow, study says
      • Corporate security concerns remain high, study says
      • New study highlights successful mobile device management strategy
      • Study: Apple and Google the hottest properties in the U.S. smartphone market
      • Cloud security at a tipping point, CNBC reports
      • Cloud computing security a hot topic at major conference
      • Democrats sponsor cyber security bill
      • Email backup essential for businesses
      • Report: Cloud computing provides wide range of benefits if risks are assessed
      • New study reveals malware continues to wreak havoc
      • New study reveals that many IT officials wary of cloud computing security
      • IBM to support growing employee use of smartphones, tablets
      • Report offers WAN latency measurement insight
      • Study: Global cyber warfare defense spending to reach nearly $16 billion in 2012
      • Tablets making a positive impression in healthcare industry, study days
      • Half of companies plan to increase cloud investments in 2012
      • Cloud computing expected to drive IT industry next year
      • Recent hacker attacks show need for improved cloud security
      • BYOD can help benefit businesses
      • Numerous security breaches in 2011 call for improved cloud security
      • EU tries to help with cloud security
      • Number of smart devices to double by 2016
      • Small businesses need multiple layers of security
      • Apple CEO believes tablets will outsell PCs
      • Influx of tablets must be managed properly, expert says
      • 2011 considered a banner year for cybercriminals, report reveals
      • Greater mobile device security needed in 2012
      • Study: IT future lies with the cloud, mobile devices, security
      • Worldwide security spending continues to rise, study says
      • Report differentiates between internet VPNs and web SSL VPNs
      • Some IT officials not confident their organizations can recover from security breach
      • Small businesses� data leakage protection lacking, study says
      • Report: IT security spending to rise to $16.5 billion worldwide
      • VA facility launches unauthorized cloud services
      • CSA work group to focus on SaaS security
      • Government seeks to improve consumer confidence with online privacy strategy
      • Google says it's fixed authentication loophole in Android
      • EU regulators may stall Intel's McAfee acquisition
      • Malware is here to stay, proper tips can help companies cope
      • IT security remains a major concern, study reveals
      • Data scientists say big data needs improving, study says
      • Security projects run into problems with diminishing IT staff
      • Study: Cloud vendors, consumers disagree on cloud security
      • Australian government urges caution when moving to the cloud
      • Cloud presents new opportunities for malware protection
      • DHS proposes $40 million for cyber security research
      • Cloud computing security needs to become more important, report says
      • Frost & Sullivan: Managed security service providers market to grow to $3.9 billion in 2010
      • Increased mobility technology for SMBs leads to greater security risks
      • Department of Defense plans to adopt cloud computing
      • US government must pick up the pace with cyber security
      • Research shows nearly half of SMBs adopting cloud computing, tablets
      • Security expert reveals smartphone security is a real danger
      • Expert offers several security tips to manage collaboration solutions
      • Cyber expert warns that future security warfare may be on the horizon
      • Tablet adoption expected to fuel global ultrabook shipments, study shows
      • Cloud computing not going away anytime soon
      • Smartphone, tablet transactions grew this Cyber Monday
      • Android security vulnerabilities increased 90 percent in past year
      • Third quarter tablet shipments slow, fourth quarter to pick up the pace
      • Cyber threats affecting businesses worldwide
      • Mobile ticketing platforms offer improved transit convenience
      • Businesses may need mobile website
      • January 28th is Data Privacy Day
      • New government cloud services regulations improve upon existing policies
      • IT departments need to shift how they approach security
      • IT professionals wouldn't bet on the security of own networks
      • Organizations look to shore up security in face of BYOD, DDoS
      • All-inclusive managed service providers
      • Companies must address mobility to stay compliant
      • Shore up corporate networks with mobile device management solutions
      • Mobile device management key to establishing a remote workforce
      • Managers face challenge of putting together mobile security policies
      • Businesses with BYOD must face security and privacy concerns
      • Cloud-based networks are the future of the gaming industry
      • FBI wants cloud services providers to meet strict guidelines
      • Hospital uses mobile device management for security
      • Hospitals need security solutions before upgrading to cloud computing
      • Cloud Security Alliance attracting new members
      • Expert refutes research regarding mobile security breaches
      • CES 2012 reveals the increasing consumer cloud
      • US smartphone sales dominated by Android, iOS
      • Security, fraud attacks expected to fuel global security market
      • Telecommuting offers many benefits for SMBs, expert says
      • Global mobile device sales increase during Q3 2011
      • Companies encouraged to adopt flexible mobile device management policies
      • Tablets expected to be in demand this holiday season, study shows
      • Report: Private cloud computing offers greater security than public alternative
      • Cyber security has evolved since 9/11 attacks, report says
      • Technology companies looking to new ways to combat cyber threats
      • DOE releases cyber security strategies to protect against threats
      • Latest iPhone available to consumers
      • Cloud computing to blame for recent AT&T and iPad disaster, says InformationWeek
      • Forrester develops Zero Trust model for IT security
      • Panelists assail enterprise mobile security
      • VMware adds virtualization to mobile phones
      • Cyber security practices need to evolve, panel says
      • Android not enterprise-ready, IT admins say
      • Study: Data security tops IT fears
      • Study: Businesses have trouble accessing IT data
      • IDC: Security capability a differentiator for cloud vendors
      • Security, data protection concerns still inhibiting cloud growth
      • Expert: Cloud can enhance healthcare security
      • Survey finds mobile, cloud security gaining greater prominence
      • Expert suggests more legislation for the cloud
      • Department of Commerce calls for new online privacy rules
      • Study: Best-in-class companies saving on mobile access, protecting more data
      • Cyber security attacks continue to wreak havoc, study shows
      • Organizations must rethink their security defenses, expert says
      • IBM pledges $1 billion to help small businesses adopt new technologies
      • Government official believes cloud computing can help simplify IT systems
      • Study: Nearly 40 percent of IT pros plan to up security spending next year
      • Adoption of mobile devices expected to shape several support strategies
      • California addresses security fears with new eCrime Unit
      • VPNs offer the best solution for mobile device security
      • Military beginning to incorporate cloud technology
      • New federal program sets cloud computing security regulations
      • FCC now requiring VoIP providers to report outages
      • Bring your own computer has turned into bring your own mobile device
      • Mobile device management in demand among companies
      • MSPWorld discusses varying cloud solutions for businesses
      • Half of government agencies, Fortune 500 companies may have malware
      • RSA Conference attendees split on SCADA breach
      • Mobile security focus: Data protection
      • Most companies support BYOD policy
      • Mobile device management solutions identify security vulnerabilities
      • Only 62 percent of companies train employees on security policy
      • Hospitals look to reduce mobile, data security risks
      • Some IT departments using mobile device management ineffectively
      • Companies can save on cloud services by developing sound strategy ahead of time
      • Managed security services look to big data for advantages
      • Effective data center management critical to SMB's success
      • Mobile the new normal for federal workers
      • BYOD makes companies sort out mobile management techniques
      • More companies expected to benefit from hybrid cloud computing solutions
      • Millions of records targeted during 2011 security breaches, study shows
      • Mobile security attacks expected to take place this holiday shopping season
      • Rapid adoption of smartphones, tablets driving mobile security needs
      • New study reveals changing security landscape
      • Smartphones, tablets helping enterprise mobility management market, study says
      • Expert believes US government vulnerable to cyber attacks
      • Tablet, smartphone shipments expected to continue strong growth
      • Following data leak, White House tightens security reins
      • Report: Cyber weapons are latest modern warfare
      • Most businesses experienced some form of computer security breach in past year
      • Expert debunks cloud security concerns
      • SaaS, cloud-based security market to increase, account for half of market by 2015
      • FTC do-not-track tool could hurt economy, critics say
      • Microsoft adds security feature to Office 2003, 2007
      • McAfee predicts more cyber threats for Apple users
      • European internet security being outsourced, report says
      • Report: Targeted malware attacks becoming more commonplace
      • Companies preparing for Apple, smartphone integration
      • New telecom rules in India hoping to ensure secure networks
      • Android mobile applications surpass Apple, study says
      • First-half mobile device malware increased, study says
      • Study reveals mobile, security professionals needed in tech field
      • Industry experts expect security attacks to evolve in 2012
      • International law enforcement within the cloud
      • Unsecured wireless networks pose danger to businesses
      • Top 10 risky online cities named in survey
      • Faster mobile devices gaining traction in business
      • Data center booms with web and data
      • Embrace cloud services, don't fear them
      • SMBs must research security of cloud providers thoroughly
      • Mobile strategy should be powered by the cloud
      • Data breach only as bad as contract in the cloud
      • Scientific applications for the cloud
      • SMBs lacking updated security, disaster recovery options
      • Cloud computing to continue its IT innovation in 2012
      • First half of 2011 sees spike in mobile malware, study says
      • Burton Group to Amazon: Tell us about your cloud security
      • U.S. military reviewing its IT security following breach revealing confidential documents
      • Security SaaS adoption increasing, expert says
      • Expert: Mobile, social networking security issues expected to increase next year
      • Expert reveals growing data security problems may approach $300 billion in losses
      • WAN optimization helped solve several IT issues in 2011
      • Mobile security remains a concern this holiday season
      • VPN security on mobile devices
      • Millions of records targeted during 2011 security breaches, study shows
      • Best ways to stop insider attacks
      • IBM study shows significant rise in mobile security incidents
      • Mobile internet access on the rise, study says
      • Small business shouldn't be intimidated by security
      • Expert reveals several IT predictions for 2012
      • Cloud computing, security emerging as 2012 networking trends, study says
      • Study reveals serious security issues expected to emerge in 2012
      • Tablet demand increases in 2012
      • Report reveals landscape of cloud computing, security
      • Android smartphones targeted with fake Netflix application, report says
      • Mobile security market expected to big future business
      • Companies in the cloud starting to involve their lawyers for advice
      • Small businesses underestimate security threats, study finds
      • Kaspersky Lab reports malware up almost 27 percent, businesses must take action
      • Bit9 reports only 32 percent of IT execs confident in their current security
      • Experts still think Facebook is dangerous, companies should take precautions
      • New savvy phishing method potentially harmful to businesses
      • New high-speed broadband can lead to increased cyber crime, companies must plan for safety
      • Report: Companies more concerned by other major risks than security flaws
      • CIOs and IT managers must beware of employee feelings when jumping into the cloud
      • Managed networks can ease companies' security worries
      • Companies must focus on security, application integration with cloud computing
    • Cloud News
      • Cloud computing changing how small businesses operate
      • Managed businesses could help companies boost efficiency
      • Cloud services help make a mobile policy feasible
      • Not all eggs have to go in the cloud basket
      • SMB cloud adoption to double in three years
      • Cloud security issues could plague new systems, expert says
      • Consumers struggle to understand cloud computing
      • NATO to deploy private cloud
      • Dell to acquire another storage company
      • VARs question whether HP is too late to cloud
      • Security threats in the future of cloud computing
      • More large companies look to private cloud computing than public, study says
      • Cloud computing benefits expected to reach businesses, consumers
      • Government official believes cloud computing can help simplify IT systems
      • New study suggests cloud computing equipment budgets surging
      • Study: Nearly 40 percent of IT pros plan to up security spending next year
      • Cloud computing benefits being felt across government agencies
      • IBM pledges $1 billion to help small businesses adopt new technologies
      • Military beginning to incorporate cloud technology
      • MSPWorld discusses varying cloud solutions for businesses
      • Survey finds cloud affordability related to more widespread adoption
      • Cloud services forcing IT evolution
      • The cloud will generate 14 million jobs by 2015
      • VPNs offer the best solution for mobile device security
      • New federal program sets cloud computing security regulations
      • Disaster recovery just one reason why 'the cloud is here to stay'
      • Cloud increases short-term spending, long-term gains
      • Cloud data transfer success depends on how serivces are used
      • Cloud services can help transfer costs
      • What cloud services means for jobs
      • Using multiple clouds to prevent outages
      • SMBs expected to participate in cloud spending spree
      • The cloud changing the internet landscape
      • Missile Defense Agency CIO likes what he sees from cloud computing
      • Planning is critical for companies looking to cloud computing
      • Cloud computing must evolve to meet needs, says expert
      • Digital sector seen as increasingly important to Australian businesses
      • Report: Moving to cloud services doesn't have to be a headache
      • Report: Consumer market lags behind enterprise on cloud computing knowledge
      • Capital markets firms turning to the cloud
      • Report: Businesses relying on outsourcing firms to monitor cloud applications, want better management
      • Many fail to consider legal aspects of cloud computing
      • Los Angeles sticking with Google cloud computing project
      • U.S. Census spent $11.8 million on cloud computing, now singing its praise
      • Virtual cloud still presenting data issues for companies, employees
      • Microsoft creating new division for SMBs to heighten cloud abilities
      • Cloud-based service market to triple to $35.6 billion by 2015
      • Microsoft unveils new cloud tools to assist its business partners
      • Cloud service providers helping customers understand the new technology
      • Microsoft unveils new small business server at WWPC
      • Not all Microsoft cloud offerings achieving 'feature parity'
      • Amazon boots WikiLeaks; raises cloud contract questions
      • Government makes infrastructure services available to agencies
      • Gartner predicts IT spending to reach $2.5 trillion in 2011
      • Report: Data compliance is the weakest part of the cloud
      • Microsoft promotes cloud computing
      • APAC SMBs increasing cloud adoption
      • Report: SMB cloud adoption to reach 42 percent by mid-2011
      • Data storage market to experience significant boost during next several years
      • Healthcare providers find savings, accessibility in the cloud
      • Study: Cloud finds favor in the UK
      • IDC: Cloud will move to mainstream status in 2011
      • Leaders emerge as cloud technology grows, study finds
      • Survey: SMB interest in cloud growing
      • SMBs prefer public clouds over private, study says
      • NASA launches open source cloud initiative
      • Expert: Cloud needs consistency, portability
      • Private cloud tops priority lists, surveys find
      • Average cloud spend to rise 10 percent in 2011, study says
      • Virtualized infrastructure definitely poses a challenge, but the rewards can be great
      • Expansion in business software market to continue, experts say
      • Data center needs push WAN optimization demand
      • Cloud services spreading rapidly, study finds
      • Chrome OS touted as cloud-based revolution for computing
      • Google's double-down on cloud services could have big MSP implications
      • University of Illinois teams up with the Air Force for research into cloud services security
      • Cloud adoption rate grows by a fifth, according to study
      • Report: Cloud customers must look at the big picture
      • Becoming a cloud aggregator takes planning, expert says
      • Cloud computing can help companies strategize
      • The cloud will be even more critical during the next decade
      • Consumer electronics spending to surpass $190 billion this year
      • IT departments must evolve, expert says
      • Kundra exit could slow down government cloud computing plans
      • Report: Insurance industry may move closer to cloud computing
      • Companies can save on cloud services by developing sound strategy ahead of time
      • Money isn't everything in the cloud
      • More companies expected to benefit from hybrid cloud computing solutions
      • Effective marketing from cloud computing
      • Cloud services on the rise in small business
      • Students focusing on cloud research
      • Cloud center looking to save money for Ireland
      • Platform as a Service on the cusp of growth
      • WAN networking on the rise
      • Cloud computing changing how small businesses operate
      • New study reveals changing security landscape
      • Cloud computing may help manage rapid IT growth
      • Future of IT expected to take place in the cloud
      • Rapid adoption of smartphones, tablets driving mobile security needs
      • Study reveals mobile, security professionals needed in tech field
      • Global SaaS revenue continues to thrive, research suggests
      • The future of businesses within the cloud
      • Cloud services a game changer in IT
      • Embrace cloud services, don't fear them
      • Cloud computing offers benefits to realtors
      • International law enforcement within the cloud
      • Report: Telecommuting beneficial for both workers and employers
      • Disaster recovery another benefit of cloud computing
      • SMBs must research security of cloud providers thoroughly
      • Signs that a company has lost control of cloud apps
      • Survey said cloud strategy is needed
      • Company sees success in cloud, managed services
      • Data center booms with web and data
      • West Virginia government considering the cloud, report says
      • US technology consolidation not expected to dampen cloud spending
      • Vermont using cloud computing from IBM for greater efficiency
      • New study reveals cloud satisfaction levels reaching the stratosphere
      • Cloud success leads to regulation, says report
      • Cloud investments surge in 2011, study finds
      • European Commission solicits input on cloud computing strategy
      • Report: Understanding different types of cloud multitenancy
      • Virtualization and the cloud provide ups and downs, experts say
      • Wyoming implements cloud computing for many employees
      • Rackspace to acquire Anso for OpenStack project
      • Open software advocate derides Chrome OS
      • Cloud growth equals energy reductions, study says
      • SaaS, cloud-based security market to increase, account for half of market by 2015
      • Study reveals cloud benefits outweighing risks for HR and payroll adoption
      • Expert debunks cloud security concerns
      • Despite cloud growth, disaster recovery still lacking, study finds
      • MSPAlliance announces cloud, MSP certification standard
      • Cloud providers need to instill consumer trust
      • Survey: Virtualization, cloud computing are major trends of the decade
      • Cloud computing pioneer to leave Microsoft
      • Cloud computing gaining traction in South Korea
      • SaaS pushing cloud market to $25 billion by 2013
      • Communication key for cloud providers to ease consumer fears
      • Cloud computing rights and responsibilities released by global research firm
      • BTC Logic report finds Amazon and IBM to be the 'cloud champions'
      • Experts say 'WAN optimization services will be an integral part' of cloud computing for enterprises
      • South Florida companies making the move to the cloud
      • Red Hat: Only two vendors have all necessary software for cloud - us and Microsoft
      • Federal CIO promotes cloud computing
      • Consumers must consider risks before embracing the cloud
      • Lack of knowledge causing SBs slow adoption of cloud computing
      • Cloud computing driving healthier job market
      • Cloud technology helps gene analysis
      • Yankee report finds many problematic areas with cloud computing vendors
      • Burton Group to Amazon: Tell us about your cloud security
      • Microsoft launches Office into the cloud
      • Service brokers may be key to cloud’s future
      • Most employees plan to work during holiday vacations, study finds
      • Amazon launches cloud-based music service
      • Microsoft: Cloud enhance manufacturing industry collaboration
      • Confusion setting in for businesses regarding cloud computing
      • Report: Cloud-based solutions could drive enterprise content management market
      • Hewlett-Packard CEO: To the cloud!
      • Study: Cloud computing drastically reduces carbon emissions
      • USDA selects Microsoft for cloud email services
      • Gartner: SaaS revenue to hit $9.2 billion this year
      • Cloud storage improve SMB disaster recovery, expert says
      • IDC: Cloud systems management software revenues to hit $2.5 billion by 2015
      • Skype suffers outage, but quick fix is offered
      • Majority of SMBs turning to wireless technology
      • Survey: New motivations for cloud computing transition found
      • Cloud computing can help reduce server sprawl, decrease spending, expert says
      • Businesses should look at cloud versus mobile management
      • Mobile strategy should be powered by the cloud
      • US IT spending in 2012 expected to be sparked by the cloud, research suggests
      • Cloud computing to continue its IT innovation in 2012
      • Scientific applications for the cloud
      • SMBs lacking updated security, disaster recovery options
      • Cloud becomes more economical for users
      • Data breach only as bad as contract in the cloud
      • Cloud vital to US economic growth, competitiveness
      • Cloud computing is an energy saver, report says
      • Current CIOs must evolve with changing technology trends
      • Cloud computing expected to impact future CIOs, IT departments
      • Some organizations lack proper IT skills needed for the cloud
      • Cloud computing causes IT staff consolidation
      • To handle cloud computing growth, trained IT pros needed
      • WAN optimization helped solve several IT issues in 2011
      • Federal government to close 800 data centers
      • Hardware, not software, likely to be driver of consumer cloud adoption
      • Study: Companies turn to the cloud to ease security management
      • Cisco boosts network management with LineSider acquisition
      • U.S cloud spending to surpass $13 billion by 2014
      • Security SaaS adoption increasing, expert says
      • Ford introduces cloud-based vehicle monitoring
      • SLAs determine cloud effectiveness, annual downtime
      • Cisco looks to bolster cloud offering with newScale acquisition
      • Analyst: 2011 is the year of PaaS
      • Hewlett-Packard outbids Dell for cloud computing firm 3PAR
      • VMware CEO says virtualization will displace the operating system
      • Report: Amazon cloud business revenue to surpass $500 million in 2010
      • IEEE announces cloud standards initiative
      • Federal CIO publishes cloud strategy
      • Cloud tops enterprise storage options, experts say
      • Survey: More IT decision-makers would consider managed service providers for all functions
      • UK government being helped by cloud computing
      • Researchers: Mobile app growth to continue through 2016
      • Cloud computing can have positive impact on finance departments, study says
      • Universities to offer courses on cloud computing
      • Certain skills needed to manage cloud computing technology
      • Cloud, mobile to drive increased enterprise IT spending in 2012
      • Big businesses need to focus on cloud bandwidth capabilities
      • Cloud computing, security emerging as 2012 networking trends, study says
      • Expert reveals several IT predictions for 2012
      • New study reveals the cloud offered greatest IT benefits in 2011
      • Report: Experts reveal cloud computing consumption increases bandwidth use
      • Expert offers several tips for private cloud adoption
      • IBM to build massive cloud computing center in China
      • Amazon launches bulk email tool for AWS
      • SMBs still confused about cloud computing, study finds
      • Cloud computing, virtualization top CIO priority list in 2011
      • Japanese earthquake shines light on cloud-based disaster recovery
      • Red Hat looks to expand PaaS offering with Makara acquisition
      • Cloud computing budgets on the rise, study shows
      • Predictions for cloud computing in the new year
      • Cloud storage benefits expected to be significant in 2012
      • Expert: Cloud computing a game-changer for small businesses
      • CIOs believe cloud computing is a key technology, study says
      • Gartner identifies cloud computing, mobile devices as strategic technologies
      • IT storage needs fueling cloud computing investment
      • Telecommunications industry maximizing the cloud, report says
      • New ideas for WAN technology
      • Report highlights the growth of cloud computing in the past year
      • Cloud computing, virtualization expected to change everything, expert claims
      • 75 percent of companies deploy cloud within five years, study finds
      • Report reveals landscape of cloud computing, security
      • Growing worldwide interest for cloud computing
      • Telecommunications lagging behind cloud computing
      • Expert says cloud computing vital for businesses
      • Companies encouraged to stop wasting time and adopt the cloud
      • New standards being set for cloud computing
      • Increasing tablet market causes need for improved mobile device management
      • Cloud computing considered crucial for future gains
      • Popularity of cloud computing stimulates microprocessor technology
      • Cloud computing impact expected to continue in future
      • Microsoft wants EU to establish cloud standardization
      • Cloud computing central feature of upcoming Google OS
      • Microsoft making waves with cloud computing news as it goes "all in"
      • Logicworks launches beta public cloud service
      • Former hacker warns of cloud vulnerabilities
      • Many cloud vendors disavow data security responsibility, study finds
      • Computerworld: Current IT state is 'messy'
      • Federal CIO Council cautions government agencies about cloud computing
      • UK government throws support behind cloud computing
      • Former BT Group executive named Salesforce.com chief scientist
      • Future of cloud computing looks foggy, experts say
      • Survey: Hackers see cloud computing's silver lining
      • Switching to 'G-Cloud' could save British government $4.8 billion per year
      • Budget office announces federal IT reform involving cloud
      • Early adopters enthusiastic about the cloud
      • Dell acquires SaaS integration provider
      • Lack of cloud standards means varying app performance
      • Cloud computing market to reach $16.7 billion by 2013, study says
      • EU to invest $21.4 million into cloud research
      • Expert: Challenges remain, but cloud storage adoption growing
      • Upcoming Apple OS rumored to feature cloud integration
      • NASA, Census Bureau offer cloud advice for federal agencies
      • Gartner: Enterprise software growing, landscape changing
      • Expert: Mixed messages confusing SMBs about cloud
      • Mobile devices contain consumer security risk
      • Cloud computing causing international tension over privacy laws
      • Global external disk storage market continues to grow, study shows
      • New whitepaper outlines mobile device management best practices
      • CIOs of today must manage an abundance of technologies
      • Federal IT spending expected for slight growth in next 5 years
      • Study: Majority of consumers use cloud computing, some not familiar with technology
      • Some organizations not taking advantage of cloud computing benefits, study says
      • As cloud grows, security vendors emerge
      • IPv6 needed to cope with swelling cloud computing sector
      • Microsoft official says cloud computing security is better, not worse, than average
      • Researchers say cloud services will spur IT spending
      • Cloud-based online backup services offer big gains in efficiency
      • Expert: Cloud security must be taken into consideration
      • Public cloud computing provides more than a silver lining for IT industry
      • BBC: Cloud services still ready for widespread use?
      • Interoperability likely to prove a bigger headache than security for cloud computing
      • US still the leader in business technology, despite gains by China, India
      • Cloud computing changes more than just business operations
      • Companies ignoring critical issues when moving to cloud services
      • IBM expert: Cloud computing security will need more innovation
      • M&A levels reach new high thanks to cloud, other technologies
      • Cloud computing adoption leads to increased demand for IT workers
      • Mobile, connected device market expected to surge, study says
      • Companies promote cloud computing, hope US takes lead with the technology
      • Cloud computing a positive job provider, experts claim
      • Cloud computing ideal for almost all businesses, expert claims
      • Forbes: Businesses investing in cloud to prepare for shaky economy
      • Cloud computing ideal for small business relocation
      • Expert: All signs point to the cloud in 2012
      • How to chose cloud services provider
      • Avoiding gridlock in the cloud
      • Federal IT spending expected to grow, study says
      • Report sheds light on cloud computing benefits among SMBs
      • SMB cloud market potential still untapped, study says
      • Majority of enterprises using the cloud, study finds
      • DISA looks to provide Pentagon cloud services
      • Amazon expands cloud computing offerings
      • InformationWeek: More tablets, cloud computing for SMBs in 2011
      • Microsoft aims to improve cloud migration, management with System Center 2012
      • Some companies opting for safe route to cloud
      • Departing executive urges Microsoft to push further into cloud
      • Cloud Security Alliance announces security guidelines
      • Microsoft: Lack of standards slows cloud in Europe
      • 71 percent of experts think cloud computing will be commonplace in 2020
      • Forrester Research: U.S. IT spending to jump 9.9 percent in 2010
      • Oracle joins private cloud market
      • Hewlett-Packard and Dell in heated battle for 3Par acquisition
      • Report: SMBs worldwide all for cloud computing
      • Enterprises looking to add private cloud in small doses
      • Los Angeles Dodgers turn to the cloud for email archiving and data storage
      • Customers less skeptical about the safety of cloud computing
      • Report: Enterprise adoption of infrastructure-as-a-service growing rapidly
      • Virtualization tops most wanted list among IT leaders
      • IDC predicts unparalleled SaaS revenue growth
      • Survey reveals positive attitudes towards cloud computing
      • Evans Cloud Development Survey finds Google, IBM top cloud providers
      • Enterprise 2.0 panelists: 'Cloud computing will improve productivity'
      • Teradata acquires cloud software developer Aprimo
      • Gartner: Cloud, social computing among top 10 IT trends in 2011
      • Microsoft claims Office 365 is more enterprise-ready than Google Apps
      • Traditional tech companies hindering adoption, cloud vendors say
      • Study: SMB cloud growth may be limited
      • IT leaders still unclear about cloud benefits
      • Full realization of cloud at least a decade away, expert says
      • Better research means better cloud for businesses
      • Better IT practices could save U.S. government $1 trillion, study says
      • New technologies present problems for IT governance
      • Netflix moves to Amazon cloud
      • Compliance struggles lead to cloud adoption for financial firms
      • EU agency recommends private cloud for government
      • Indian SMBs increasing cloud computing, SaaS spending, study finds
      • Oracle expands cloud storage service
      • Report: Cloud could add 90,000 jobs for UK public sector
      • Tech companies find flexibility, agility in cloud
      • Study: Global cyber warfare defense spending to reach nearly $16 billion in 2012
      • Investors encouraged to jump aboard cloud computing, smartphone bandwagons
      • Cloud computing expected to drive IT industry next year
      • Cloud computing transforming the IT professional, report says
      • Cloud computing benefits are being felt across all types of industries
      • Tablets making a positive impression in healthcare industry, study days
      • Small business cloud computing rates expected to take off
      • Half of companies plan to increase cloud investments in 2012
      • EU tries to help with cloud security
      • 'Uptime' not necessarily a great metric for cloud services agreements
      • Cloud could become defacto type of computing
      • Cloud services go mobile
      • Recent hacker attacks show need for improved cloud security
      • 2012 conferences to offer industry education on cloud computing
      • Numerous security breaches in 2011 call for improved cloud security
      • Collaboration tops motivators for cloud adoption, survey shows
      • Report: Cloud computing provides wide range of benefits if risks are assessed
      • IBM announces new cloud computing study for Iowa city
      • CIOs surveyed regarding their cloud computing knowledge
      • DARPA looks to the cloud
      • Expert offers IPv6 transition tips
      • Cloud expert sees the technology as a trend
      • Report suggests cloud best practices
      • New study reveals that many IT officials wary of cloud computing security
      • Private cloud computing named as emerging technology
      • IT departments at fault for major cloud services disruptions
      • Cloud computing security a hot topic at major conference
      • Improved standardization and best practices to help cloud market grow, group says
      • Indian umbrella group urges SMBs into the cloud
      • Study: More users put their trust in cloud services
      • Cloud security at a tipping point, CNBC reports
      • Cloud computing version of Microsoft Office hits the market
      • Security concerns aside, government looks to cloud computing for the future
      • Chinese city plans to build cloud computing zone for foreign countries
      • Understanding the cloud computing market drives wise purchasing decisions
      • Report: Cloud computing benefits outweigh concerns
      • SMBs looking to cloud computing
      • PwC: Private US companies upping IT budgets
      • Cloud computing to add impetus to business process management growth
      • Survey finds mixed feelings on cloud computing technology among independent business owners
      • Georgetown professor: Australia could be next hotbed of cloud adoption
      • Interoperability the motive behind new SAP/Microsoft joint effort
      • Report: Cloud computing to shape the IT landscape
      • Research needed to avoid unexpected cloud computing costs, expert says
      • Expert: Cloud computing offers benefits to SMBs, IT pros must evolve
      • Study: Majority of users plan to access cloud with mobile devices
      • IT security remains a major concern, study reveals
      • The cloud lets companies go green, expert says
      • New study highlights growing worker, smartphone trends
      • Managed services study reveals disconnect between vendors, SMBs
      • Audio services moving into the cloud
      • APPNATION conference to discuss business trends of cloud computing
      • Cloud computing can offer solutions for smaller businesses
      • ISACA releases principles for effective cloud services
      • Cloud can help drive innovation in business
      • Telecommunications companies see future in cloud services
      • Security fears expected to fuel IT salary increase in 2012
      • New study points to increased use of cloud computing within banking industry
      • Study: IT future lies with the cloud, mobile devices, security
      • Report differentiates between internet VPNs and web SSL VPNs
      • Mobile cloud computing revenue projected to reach new heights
      • Use of tablets emerging as top cloud trend among small businesses
      • Many companies adopting cloud computing for mobile integration
      • Amazon launches CloudFormation to simplify complex cloud builds
      • Majority of SMBs to increase cloud spend, study finds
      • SMBs turning to cloud for backup, study finds
      • Cisco: Cloud computing to move beyond computers
      • CSA work group to focus on SaaS security
      • Study: SMBs relying on physical storage, not cloud
      • Report: Cloud computing healthcare to increase
      • Report: Financial services IT spending to growth 3.7 percent in 2011
      • Cloud has potential for educational institutions, expert says
      • NIST report preaches caution in the cloud
      • Cloud computing needs Bill of Rights, expert says
      • UK government moving toward the cloud
      • Importance of technical support growing
      • MSPs must embrace the cloud
      • Expert: Stop blaming the cloud for Sony, Amazon outages
      • BI, data management top financial priorities for 2011
      • UK turning to cloud services to govern smart electrical meters
      • Shipping up to Boston: Cloud computing spreading
      • Study: Cloud computing at height of hype
      • Cloud may disrupt IT delivery models
      • Google sues U.S. agency over Microsoft cloud deal
      • VA facility launches unauthorized cloud services
      • Data segregation, disaster recovery important for companies considering the cloud, study finds
      • Cloud computing enjoys growing recognition
      • Cloud computing not the death of internal IT, just an evolution
      • HP to help French companies extend their cloud capabilities
      • In the post-recession world, 'new IT' exists
      • Gartner analyst: Customers not interested in 'true' cloud benefits
      • Green data center market to be worth $13.8 billion in 2015, research finds
      • Cloud computing security needs to become more important, report says
      • Widespread use of cloud computing will trigger demand for server hardware
      • Companies' budget decisions regarding IT are pointing toward cloud adoption
      • Tech execs, feds to discuss cloud computing
      • Cloud's real benefit is in flexibility for innovation going forward, not just potential savings
      • Microsoft states that hybrid clouds make for a smoother transition
      • Report: Saas sales to grow by 14.1 percent in 2010
      • Private cloud adoption growing for Oracle users
      • Cloud challenges to avoid in 2011
      • NIIT acquires cloud-based EHR platform
      • IBM boosts cloud options for developers
      • Paul McCartney jumps on cloud bandwagon
      • IBM launches Lotus Notes in the cloud
      • Telecoms can benefit by using the services they sell
      • Study: Cloud and mobile technologies to dominate enterprise computing by 2015
      • Report: Cloud-based ERP systems becoming major trend
      • RIM: 50 percent of business smartphone users in the cloud by 2012
      • Cloud presents new opportunities for malware protection
      • Australian government urges caution when moving to the cloud
      • Study predicts $14.4 billion in savings through government cloud adoption
      • Data storage leading to increasing cloud revenue
      • Microsoft investing heavily in cloud research
      • Expert: Little difference between security in public and private clouds
      • Expert: Cloud disruptive, not destructive
      • Amazon EC2 outage 'doesn't matter,' expert says
      • Study: Cloud vendors, consumers disagree on cloud security
      • Expert: Revenue generation a greater cloud benefit than cost savings
      • Security professionals foresee job growth due to cloud computing
      • WAN professionals adapted to new roles in 2010
      • Oracle launches cloud-based office suites
      • Salesforce.com acquires Ruby PaaS provider Heroku
      • Storage needs to boost cloud adoption in 2011, executives say
      • Rackspace launches European cloud infrastructure
      • IBM ties LotusLive to Ariba, SugarCRM
      • Companies look to cloud automation to generate revenue, study shows
      • Expert: SMBs can find benefits in the cloud
      • Indian SMBs embracing the cloud
      • Report: Cloud storage demand growing
      • Study: Cloud, virtualization spending expected to increase
      • Cloud customers taking responsibility for data security
      • 451 Group: Cloud-enabling technologies to be worth $11.6 billion by 2014
      • Microsoft CEO pushes for cloud computing in energy industry
      • Report: SOHOs, not big business, lead cloud adoption
      • Expert: New focus on private clouds coming in 2012
      • Expert highlights several cloud computing trends for 2012
      • Study reveals range of cloud computing benefits
      • Study: Cloud computing offers significant cost savings and energy reduction
      • Cyber expert warns that future security warfare may be on the horizon
      • Expert offers several security tips to manage collaboration solutions
      • Cloud computing not going away anytime soon
      • Private cloud computing labeled top enterprise technology trend
      • Research shows nearly half of SMBs adopting cloud computing, tablets
      • Cloud to hit mainstream in Asia-Pacific by 2015
      • Hyper-hybrid cloud services could be next big thing
      • Cloud services and managed services should both be examined
      • Cloud server market gaining momentum, predicted to double
      • Mobile ticketing platforms offer improved transit convenience
      • Popularity of cloud computing results in lower PC sales
      • January 28th is Data Privacy Day
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      • Cloud expert believes technology ideal for all businesses
      • New study reveals 80 percent of companies using cloud computing applications
      • Cloud computing helping to grow global data center spending, study says
      • Report: The cloud is the future of technology
      • Department of Defense plans to adopt cloud computing
      • Expert: Tablets expected to transform the way people search for information
      • More US SMBs use smartphones, tablets to access cloud
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      • Data stored in the cloud must be protected, expert says
      • Research firm says EU telecoms reform could boost cloud computing
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      • Public cloud computing not drawing huge numbers of storage customers
      • Gartner: SaaS revenue projected to thrive
      • Private cloud adoption gaining steam, study says
      • Expert: Maintaining virtual machines is critical
      • Before moving to the cloud, some deliberation should take place
      • Big data's challenges not a simple matter of big storage
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      • Survey finds mobile, cloud security gaining greater prominence
      • Laws governing cloud services still being formed
      • Study: Government looking into efficiency in IT systems
      • New survey gauges how IT officials feel about cloud computing
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      • Expert: Cloud computing can help telecom industry in future transition
      • New report highlights need for mobile management policy
      • Report: Private cloud computing offers greater security than public alternative
      • New study reveals world data continues to expand
      • Cloud computing expected to help PaaS revenue grow, study says
      • Cloud computing expected to innovate business, study suggests
      • Technology companies looking to new ways to combat cyber threats
      • IBM announces new cloud computing solution to aid Smarter Commerce
      • Cloud, SaaS-based email expected to become more prevalent
      • Predictions on the government cloud already coming true
      • Banishing financial superstitions about cloud computing
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      • Cloud Security Alliance attracting new members
      • Hospitals need security solutions before upgrading to cloud computing
      • Cloud banking becoming much more prevalent
      • CES 2012 reveals the increasing consumer cloud
      • FBI wants cloud services providers to meet strict guidelines
      • Analytics trends can be taken advantage of
      • Location matters when it comes to cloud services
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      • Skills for mobile, cloud computing in demand, IBM says
      • Cloud computing trends revealed at California conference
      • Cloud computing data traffic set to grow
      • Cloud computing expected to help manage mobile device proliferation
      • Telecommuting offers many benefits for SMBs, expert says
      • Future of cloud computing looks bright
      • New report expects certain IT themes to emerge in 2012
      • Study finds separation between cloud knowledge and practice
      • Gartner identifies cloud contract issues
      • Analyst: 'Guaranteed' savings in the cloud
      • RSA CEO: Cloud security can be found through virtualization
      • Microsoft cloud surpasses 31,000 customers
      • Amazon's Elastic Beanstalk eases cloud app deployment
      • Treasury taps Amazon for cloud services
      • Despite Amazon failure, companies still confident in the cloud
      • Growing IT demand calls for more cloud in government
      • Report: PSN may not be back up for weeks
      • Report: Government IT issues looking similar to commercial ones
      • IDC: Security capability a differentiator for cloud vendors
      • Gartner: IaaS market evolving quickly
      • Government plans to shut down 100 data centers this year
      • In dealing with cloud computing, CIOs need to ask certain questions
      • Kundra: International team working to establish cloud standards
      • Security, data protection concerns still inhibiting cloud growth
      • Software companies see growth in SaaS, cloud
      • Expert: Cloud can enhance healthcare security
      • Online casino uses cloud to reduce latency, improve end-user experience
      • IDC: The time is now for cloud computing
      • Cloud, mobile top CIO priority lists, study finds
      • Public cloud remains difficult sell for financial firms
      • Survey predicts cloud and mobile computing to dominate enterprise by 2015
      • Cloud impacts demand for on-premise ICT equipment, report finds
      • Cloud vendors seek better protection laws
      • Mid-sized companies adopting cloud the fastest, study says
      • Major IT companies bring in contributors for cloud research project
      • SaaS limitations becoming evident, Gartner says
      • Executive's departure may be good for Microsoft's cloud strategy
      • CEOs prefer telecoms for cloud-based communications
      • Black Eyed Peas frontman touts the cloud
      • VMware adds virtualization to mobile phones
      • Cloudbees raises $4 million to fund cloud Java development
      • Cloud computing company goes open-source
      • With more cloud services becoming available, IT executives experiencing fatigue
      • New private cloud launched by Amazon EC2 developer
      • Cloud SLAs are necessary, but tough to manage
      • Ease of PC upgrades is the biggest strength of cloud
      • Startup unveils cloud storage controller
      • Cloud computing moves beyond hype stage
      • Report: Virtualization adoption to increase during next 4 years
      • Private cloud on the rise but slowed by performance concerns, survey says
      • Report: 62 percent of CIOs believe recession increased their efficiency
      • With eye on cloud computing, Microsoft cutting jobs to focus on shift
      • Virtualization is 'changing everything,' management essential
      • Report: Companies are positive regarding cloud computing, but remaining cautious
      • TPI report: Four out of five companies discussing cloud computing
      • Federal government unveils IT reform plan
      • Minnesota government adopts Microsoft�s cloud
      • SAP releases SaaS app to help businesses reduce carbon footprints
      • Cloud computing, virtualization emerge among top enterprise IT trends
      • Gartner: More gravitation toward PaaS in 2011
      • U.S. cyber command in favor of cloud, says adoption will be easy
      • Report: 57 percent of companies adopting cloud-based storage solutions
      • Brazilian retailer leverages cloud to grow
      • Toyota to begin featuring cloud computing in its models
      • Many companies falling down on the job for email protection
      • UNCG professor focuses on security for cloud services
      • Expert suggests more legislation for the cloud
      • Community clouds spreading
      • Microsoft challenges Salesforce.com with cloud-based CRM
      • Vendors benefit from government cloud adoption
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      • Cloud computing adoption leads to increased demand for IT workers
      • US still the leader in business technology, despite gains by China, India
      • M&A levels reach new high thanks to cloud, other technologies
      • Adoption of mobile devices needs effective management, report says
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      • Cost management and virtualization are major concerns
      • Smartphone market grows 90 percent in Q3, IDC says
      • InformationWeek: More tablets, cloud computing for SMBs in 2011
      • SMB IT spending outpaces the economy
      • Intel: Core vPro processor enhances MSP offerings
      • DARPA looks to the cloud
      • Few pleased with FCC net neutrality ruling
      • Intel concedes to European Union
      • Oracle to acquire Art Technology Group
      • Palm looking to bounce back
      • IT workers mentoring each other
      • IT workers expressing satisfaction woes
      • Microsoft not planning to make another smartphone
      • Survey indicates IT budgets will rise in 2011
      • Investors encouraged to jump aboard cloud computing, smartphone bandwagons
      • Cloud computing transforming the IT professional, report says
      • 2012 conferences to offer industry education on cloud computing
      • Private cloud computing named as emerging technology
      • New study reveals that many IT officials wary of cloud computing security
      • Android continues to dominate smartphone market, study shows
      • 4G smartphone shipments expected to grow rapidly, study says
      • Security fears expected to fuel IT salary increase in 2012
      • Study: Majority of users plan to access cloud with mobile devices
      • Managed services study reveals disconnect between vendors, SMBs
      • Data scientists say big data needs improving, study says
      • Mobile cloud computing revenue projected to reach new heights
      • Use of tablets emerging as top cloud trend among small businesses
      • Majority of companies use managed services, study finds
      • New report reveals state of telecommuting
      • Apple CEO believes tablets will outsell PCs
      • One size does not fit all for IT solutions
      • Smartphone owners are playing games
      • HP appoints new CEO, prepping for strategy shift
      • AT&T executive foresees tablet revolution
      • CIOs need to take less orders and create more value or look for new jobs 
      • Report: IT security spending to rise to $16.5 billion worldwide
      • Harris report: IT worker confidence rising
      • In the post-recession world, 'new IT' exists
      • CTOs allow employees' input on corporate procurement
      • IT spending predicted to return to pre-recession levels
      • Cisco aims to enhance enterprise video deployment
      • Majority of voters oppose FCC internet authority
      • Android 3.0 makes its debut at CES
      • EU regulators may stall Intel's McAfee acquisition
      • Internet Explorer usages drops in December, study finds
      • Forrester: Non-iPad tablets face enterprise challenges
      • Expert: Common IPv6 misconceptions
      • Latin America to lead IT spending growth, Forrester predicts
      • Global server market rebounds in 2010
      • Research finds PC unit sales increases to slow to 9.3 percent in 2011
      • Yahoo shutting down AltaVista, My Blog Log
      • IT spending to see modest growth in 2011
      • Mergers and acquisitions could stifle innovation, Gartner warns
      • Intel to manufacture chips for startup firm
      • Survey reveals lack of awareness about outsourcing
      • European debt crisis forces Gartner to pull back worldwide IT spending prediction
      • CIOs still reporting to CFOs
      • New changes that impact application delivery over a WAN
      • Technology companies loading up on servers in 2010
      • Tech industry adds 30,200 jobs in first half of 2010
      • Businesses may have hard time adopting Windows Phone 7
      • IT spending in U.S. to grow 8.1 percent this year
      • Tech employment holds steady, latest Census shows
      • Companies must address mobility to stay compliant
      • Businesses may need mobile website
      • Wireless data may lead to 'spectrum deficit'
      • Business frustrated by the cost of going mobile
      • Third quarter tablet shipments slow, fourth quarter to pick up the pace
      • Popularity of cloud computing results in lower PC sales
      • SMBs plan to increase IT spending, study says
      • Tablet adoption expected to fuel global ultrabook shipments, study shows
      • Expert: Tablets expected to transform the way people search for information
      • New report highlights need for mobile management policy
      • Tablet market continues to thrive, report says
      • Cyber security has evolved since 9/11 attacks, report says
      • New study reveals world data continues to expand
      • Hospitals need security solutions before upgrading to cloud computing
      • CES 2012 reveals the increasing consumer cloud
      • Cloud banking becoming much more prevalent
      • Banishing financial superstitions about cloud computing
      • Expert refutes research regarding mobile security breaches
      • Predictions on the government cloud already coming true
      • Cloud computing data traffic set to grow
      • Android applications marketplace reaches 10 billion downloads
      • US smartphone sales dominated by Android, iOS
      • Forrester develops Zero Trust model for IT security
      • International internet traffic up 62 percent in 2010
      • VMware joins bid for Novell
      • Analysts foresee weak server shipments
      • Survey: SMBs focusing more on mobility
      • Telecom providers enjoy successful year, but weary about the industry's future
      • Obama administration halting government IT spending
      • Cloud computing is an unknown concept to 37 percent of small businesses
      • Enterprises plan to run Windows XP after retirement
      • Cisco expands Borderless Network architecture
      • Oracle, Cisco pitch $1 trillion idea to President Obama
      • VMware adds virtualization to mobile phones
      • Internet habits becoming similar across age groups
      • HP lands $2.5 billion deal with NASA
      • RIM looks to ship 1 million PlayBook units
      • EU approves Intel acquisition of McAfee
      • Cisco looks to boost smart services through Pari acquisition
      • iPad gaining traction in enterprise
      • Managed services market to reach $47 billion by 2015
      • Android picking up steam in Western Europe
      • VoIP demand rises as prices drop, study says
      • Virtela takes home 2010 American Business Award for cloud services
      • Report: 62 percent of CIOs believe recession increased their efficiency
      • Gartner adjusts its prediction for IT spending among global enterprises
      • Tech companies reach settlement with DOJ
      • Google prepares to deploy ultra high-speed broadband to homes
      • Twitter changes leadership once again
      • Vanguard Group tops 2010 InformationWeek 500 list of IT innovators
      • Oracle revenues jump 48 percent in first quarter
      • Storage software market up 3.3 percent in second quarter
      • Military beginning to incorporate cloud technology
      • Cyber security attacks continue to wreak havoc, study shows
      • Cloud computing changing how small businesses operate
      • Expert believes US government vulnerable to cyber attacks
      • New study reveals changing security landscape
      • Millions of records targeted during 2011 security breaches, study shows
      • Hospitals look to reduce mobile, data security risks
      • 53 percent of European organizations plan to outsource more
      • RIM eyes mobile app market with DataViz acquisition
      • Facebook, Skype may integrate services
      • Google separates Gmail from Android OS
      • Computerworld report: IT headcount to fall by 75 percent in 10 years
      • BI to increase telecom growth during next several years
      • Report: State CIOs predicting lower budgets in 2011 through 2013, outsourcing more function
      • Following data leak, White House tightens security reins
      • Microsoft co-founder revises patent lawsuit against technology companies
      • Rise of tablets a bad sign for traditional leaders
      • Survey finds increasing integration of smartphones into everyday lives
      • Expansion in business software market to continue, experts say
      • Consumer electronics spending to surpass $190 billion this year
      • iPad-specific newspaper to launch February 2
      • Oracle announces new database system
      • IDC: IT spending to reach $1.6 trillion in 2011
      • Study: Smartphone users better connected to breaking news
      • Microsoft executive disses Google
      • HP ditches Oracle for Salesforce
      • New telecom rules in India hoping to ensure secure networks
      • IT job market increases by 5 percent in Q2 2010, first significant jump since 2008
      • Google Instant speeds up internet searching
      • Smartphone applications for healthcare industry expected to grow
      • International law enforcement within the cloud
      • First-half mobile device malware increased, study says
      • Cloud computing is an energy saver, report says
      • First half of 2011 sees spike in mobile malware, study says
      • Current CIOs must evolve with changing technology trends
      • Scientific applications for the cloud
      • US IT spending in 2012 expected to be sparked by the cloud, research suggests
      • U.S. Veterans Administration to spend $12 billion on IT during next 5 years
      • Report: Government IT spending to reach $61.5 billion by 2015
      • IT hiring seeing continued improvement
      • Report: Oil spill to increase IT spending among oil and gas companies
      • Study predicts big changes in internet’s future
      • HP looks to become security leader with ArcSight acquisition
      • Despite Chinese counter-bid, Prysmian executive remains confident of Draka merger
      • Dell to acquire storage vendor Compellent
      • Obama increases IT budget 1.3 percent
      • Intel announces university research investment
      • Federal government to close 800 data centers
      • Mobile security remains a concern this holiday season
      • Cloud computing causes IT staff consolidation
      • Universities to offer courses on cloud computing
      • Schmidt steps down as Google CEO
      • Voltaire acquisition to boost Mellanox's data-center market position
      • Computerworld: Educational changes needed to boost IT market in U.S.
      • Expert reveals several IT predictions for 2012
      • Cloud computing, virtualization expected to change everything, expert claims
      • Mobile security market expected to big future business
      • Report reveals landscape of cloud computing, security
      • Telecom mergers will continue in Persian Gulf region, analysts say
      • Supreme Court not expected to overturn Microsoft patent judgment
      • Expert says cloud computing vital for businesses
      • Integrating cloud computing in the auto industry
      • Novell will hold onto Unix copyright after Attachmate merger
      • Global server shipments grow 14.2 percent in third quarter
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