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December 2014
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Lawyers need the cloud too
If the IT departments of law firms took advantage of cloud computing then the lawyers they support could be more efficient and innovative.
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Enterprise gets 10 from Apple and IBM
In the battle for the enterprise market Apple and IBM introduce 10 business-focused IBM MobileFirst iOS apps.
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Juniper finds connectivity matters
Juniper Networks' Global Bandwidth Index Report reveals 97% of people in emerging markets report fundamental life changes due to connectivity.
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The growth of the hybrid
In the first of our two-part special Bree Freeman looks at why more companies than ever are opting for a hybrid cloud solution.
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Are you a Workhorse or a Unicorn?
Following the fifth Analytics and Big Data Congress Rhian looks at Big Data analysis. Is anyone really getting it right?
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Advertising giant WPP goes hybrid with IBM
WPP, is the world’s largest communications services group, has chosen IBM to provide hybrid cloud services.
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Calyx adds disaster recovery to IaaS
With business continuity is becoming a greater issue for businesses managed services provider Calyx invests in disaster recovery options.
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The cloud's second wave
Cloud computing continues to evolve and the recent exit of Rackspace from the IaaS market can be viewed as major change in the evolution of the cloud.
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City Network takes OpenStack to Europe
Sweden's City Network offers OpenStack infrastructure services in multiple data centres across Europe.
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DaaS market heats up
In part two of our series looking at Desktop as a Service, Bree Freeman offers up some advice as to how to pick the right DaaS provider for your business.
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Looking after accountants in the cloud
Dan Blackett of Hosted Accountants considers the importance IT for accountancy firms and how the cloud could be beneficial.
November 2014
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Businesses expecting cloud IT infrastructure
Survey of IT decision makers demonstrates cloud is increasingly seen as standard practice for IT provisioning.
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Cloud interest still rising
The annual Computerworld Forecast Study 2015 predicts that cloud IT initiatives and interest will continue to rise next year.
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Thanking smartphones for the cloud
The smartphone has done more to help cloud adoption than any other device, as such is due our thanks.
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DaaS for law firms
The team at VESK take a look at DaaS and suggest how it could benefit law firms.
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Flying high with DaaS
As the workforce becomes mobile DaaS is regaining interest as businesses look to have better control over their documents, apps and programs virtually.
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Guide to Hybrid Cloud
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Azure Outage
Microsoft's recent Azure outage highlights importance of service continuity and the challenges of relying on connectivity.
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How durable is your cloud storage?
What does that long string of 9s means when a cloud storage providers talks about how safe your data is?
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Reducing big word terminology
With many cloud providers communicating with acronyms and in big enterprise terms is it any wonder that cloud adoption is not higher?
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Can you see the Cloud for the Fog?
Bigger isn't better. It's all down to how you treat the customers and how far you are willing to go to protect their cloud data.
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IoT, not just great technology
The IoT is more than hype, it can provide delivery and consumption of some very interesting and valuable products and services.
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IT still not ready for IoT
IT departments are still not ready for the Internet of Things. Increased security threats and data privacy issues considered the biggest challenges.
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Humanised NOC
Is humanised NOC Inevitable? Avi Shalisman considers five cases where human interaction perfects NOC automation.
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Swift Spotify cloud streaming
By removing her entire music catalogue, Taylor Swift's exit from Spotify shows how cloud-based music providers have changed the music industry.
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Navigating the hybrid cloud world
Most CIOs have their heads in the cloud. But if they're leading enterprises, they also have their feet in a well-designed, carefully-secured data centre.
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Toshiba announces cloud client manager
Toshiba has announced the availability and expansion of the Toshiba Cloud Client Manager (TCCM) - enabling organisations to manage and control their mobile workforce.
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IBM unveils dynamic cloud security
IBM has announced it has built the industry's first intelligent security portfolio for protecting people, data and applications in the cloud.
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GTT increases IBM Cloud availability across Europe
In a move that looks certain to benefit cloud developers IBM has announced the availability of SoftLayer in 101 data centres across Europe.
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Communication Next
With smartphones and mobile computing the next wave has surely begun as cloud services and better technology is changing the way we communicate.