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1,606 opinions, the most recent published 19 August 2026. · page 50 of 54
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Top Trends and Concepts for 2015
In part two of his look ahead Arrow’s David Fearne considers the trends and concepts that might define cloud computing in the coming year.
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Benchmarks of a good hosting provider
Cloud providers promise a lot when it comes to the quality of their services. Understanding the those services and how to benchmark them can be very useful.
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Cloud Past, Present and Future
The cloud isn't just about technology. Pulsant's Matt Lovell considers the purpose of cloud technology; it’s present, past and future.
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A view of the cloud in Asia
The Asia Pacific region is fast becoming a centre for cloud technology, and as a rising arena of play it has bodies falling into place to keep it in check.
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Personal clouds
There is there a general lack of understanding by the public in the commodity cloud services that are provided for free.
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The data centre in 2020
Pulsant's Matt Lovell considers the data centre in 2020 and what we can expect in the future.
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Navigating the hybrid highway
In the second part of our hybrid special Bree Freeman explains the potential pitfalls of adopting the hybrid cloud path.
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Bah Humbug Cloud
As Christmas nears Russel Ridgley, Head of Cloud Services for Pulsant, considers capacity at this festive but busy time of year.
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Hybrid: The Scrabble proof point
Now that the hybrid cloud is now open for business Paul Gainham from Juniper Networks considers its value.
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The importance of uptime
Uptime Management has always been a crucial matter. In many ways, it can be regarded as the 'final mile' of any IT operation.
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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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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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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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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.
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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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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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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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Humanised NOC
Is humanised NOC Inevitable? Avi Shalisman considers five cases where human interaction perfects NOC automation.
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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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The rise of the Cloud CRM
With the popularity of CRM software going through the roof this year, Bree Freeman takes a look at this little-understood, complicated business system.
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On the right track
In part three of our SMBs and the cloud series, Bree Freeman offers up some advice on how to manoeuvre your way through the maze that is the cloud.
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Knowledge is power
In part two of our SMBs and the cloud series, Bree Freeman looks at how the cloud is playing a key part in increasing the business potential for SMBs.
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Cloud adoption and the SAP drive
Compare the Cloud catches up with IBM's Doug Clark and asks him where the cloud is headed now adoption is gathering momentum.
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Trading at the Speed of Light
Ahead of Cloud Asia 2014 we take a look at enabling trade through cloud and digital services.
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Embracing digital technology to drive growth
In the first of a three-part series Bree Freeman examines how the cloud has played a major role in redefining the workplace environment.
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The Cloud as a Teenager
The cloud is a teenager maturing and alongside this change the marketplace is growing up as well.
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The cloud in 2015
As 2014 nears its end, we are beginning to look towards 2015, and what it has in store for the cloud.
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Need for speed
Data centres are at the heart of cloud software technology, but as demand grows, so does the need for the advancement in data centre interconnections.
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Using the cloud to get more customers
Rick Delgado considers how cloud computing, beyond just productivity and operations, is a useful way to net more customers.