Insights From Day 2 at Telco Cloud London
On day two of Telco Cloud, the specialist consulting firm mm1 delivered a realty check: explaining why SMBs don’t (yet) buy cloud or IT from telcos.
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← View all opinionsOn day two of Telco Cloud, the specialist consulting firm mm1 delivered a realty check: explaining why SMBs don’t (yet) buy cloud or IT from telcos.
At Telco Cloud the debate turns to future revenue streams, up-selling opportunities, apps and marketplaces – it all sounds cloudy to Bill Mew!
Following on from the Cloud Banking Event Neil Cattermull goes into detail on his thoughts for the future of cloud in the banking sector.
On March 17th 2015, IBM announced the highly anticipated details of their partnership with Twitter. They will be working on industry-first cloud data services that allow the extraction of actionable business data insights from Twitter data by business professionals and developers.
Even though cloud has been with us for some time already, many executives are still hesitant to implement cloud infrastructures. CTC debunks the myths.
SMBs need to carefully assess which particular cloud approach is right for them to ensure that already-stretched IT budgets are not wasted.
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Many people have said to us that a “cloud offering is useless without connectivity”. Pulsant has now addressed this by announcing a global networking deal with GTT Communications Inc.
Bill explains how the major cloud marketing firms understand the importance of influencer marketing as a key component of the current marketing framework.
Compliance in regulated industries is often difficult to understand, so we are taking a closer look at Office 365 and how Microsoft addresses key regulatory requirements.
Insomnia54 - The UKs biggest gaming festival, reviewed by Neil Cattermull.
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