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Why the cloud is the perfect companion for startups
There are as many reasons for startups to embrace cloud computing technology as there are for enterprises.
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The growth of Chinese cloud computing
China is the latest country to realise the full potential of cloud computing, as they are now pushing a huge amount of money into it.
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Zscaler gets £24m VC fund for increased cloud security
Zscaler, the SaaS cloud security company, has for the first time received outside investment to the tune of £24 million ($38m), mainly from Lightspeed Venture Partners.
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Mind the gap – the "consumerisation of innovation"
"Back in the day", CIOs, CTOs and IT directors were the injection point for technology acceptance into the business. Now, that injection point has been turned into a fire hose.
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How cloud services are an organizational innovation, not a technology "silver bullet"
Many executives regard technology evangelists as “drive-by shooters” – people who cruise by their offices firing so-called “silver bullet” solutions. Are cloud evangelists in this category?
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Wrong strategy: 5 ways not to compete with Amazon AWS
The secret to Amazon’s success is their ability to tune out the noise and focus on innovating, disrupting and creating new markets. Here’s five reasons how not to compete with Amazon AWS:
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Top trends in cloud computing for SMEs
Following Gartner’s recent report on what it sees as the five key trends that will shape cloud computing strategies between now and 2015, here is my perspective on the impact cloud computing will have on an SME audience.
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The private cloud strikes back
Having read JP Rangaswami’s argument against private clouds (and the obvious promoting of his version of cloud) I have only to say that he’s looking for oranges in an apple tree. His entire premise is based on the idea that enterprises are wholly concerned with cost and sharing risk when that can’t be farther from the truth.
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Four strategies for offshore development
Some people think that offshoring software development = outsourcing software development. That’s not the case. You have multiple options. Let’s talk about the main options and how they may or not make sense for you:
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Going Rogue: Do the Advantages Outweigh the Risks?
Are all rogue IT projects bad things? Could this type of activity be beneficial? If rogue IT projects could be beneficial, should they be supported or even encouraged?