Cloud Computing Tutorials
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Critical Disaster Recovery Mistakes to Avoid
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VEXXHOST’s Announcements Recap
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How to Simplify Package Version Management at Scale
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VEXXHOST Introduces OpenStack Upgrades Offering
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VEXXHOST Adds Support for UEFI Instance Booting
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How to Ensure High Availability for Your Critical Databases
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Could Application Technical Debt be Getting in Your way?
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Managed Cloud Service: Explained
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Introducing Minutely Billing To Our Public Cloud
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Recap Of The First Open Infrastructure Summit
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Announcing Our Kubernetes Enablement Offering
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VEXXHOST Launches IPv6 in Santa Clara Region
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VEXXHOST Is Running OpenStack Stein On Day One Of The Release
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Meet VEXXHOST in Denver for the Open Infrastructure Summit
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Security: Going Beyond Compliance
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The VEXXHOST Approach to Application Modernization
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Looking Forward With Multi-Cloud & Open-APIs
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Infrastructure-As-Code 101
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What To Consider When Choosing A Private Cloud
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Deep Dive On Disaster Recovery
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Reasons To Take Advantage Of Cloud-Based Data Warehouses
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Debunking Common Open Source Myths
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Cloud Pricing 101: Public vs. Private
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The Top Cloud Computing Challenges Faced By All Industries
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Private Clouds & The Cloud Ecosystem
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Exploring Hybrid Cloud
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Cloud Security: Private vs. Public
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Continuous Integration, Delivery & Deployment, Explained
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Deep Dive into Serverless
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Bare-Metal v.s Virtual Machines
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Deep Dive on VEXXHOST’s Virtual Machines
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Deep Dive into OpenStack’s Heat, Horizon & Keystone
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What to Consider When Planning a Move to the Cloud
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Securing Your Data With a Cloud Provider
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Introduction to Canadian Data Privacy
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Load Balancers-as-a-Service vs Installable Load Balancers
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Combining Security and Speed With VMs and Kubernetes
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The Best Features Of Kubernetes, Explained
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How the Medical Field Leverages AI
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Introducing Our Updated Private Cloud Offering
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OpenStack Magnum and Why it Matters When Running Kubernetes
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VEXXHOST 2018 Year in Review
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Deep Dive Into VEXXHOST’s Kubernetes-as-a-Service Offering
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Recap of Kubecon + CloudNativeCon North America 2018
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VEXXHOST Unveils Certified Kubernetes-as-a-Service & Becomes Member Of The Linux Foundation And The CNCF
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What GPU Instances Mean For Machine Learning
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How GPUs Are Changing The Data Mining Game
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How GPUs Are Impacting Blockchain Technology
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What Enterprise-Grade GPUs Can Do For Your Performance
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Recap of the 2018 OpenStack Summit in Berlin
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Announcing the addition of new GPU instances to our cloud offering
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The Most Important Takeaways from the OpenStack Rocky Release
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VEXXHOST leverages the power of Arm processors and OpenStack with new virtual machine architecture offering
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OpenStack Private Cloud Benefits
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Announcing New Silicon Valley Region Running OpenStack Rocky
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Simple OpenStack Computing Projects
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A Recap of the 2018 OpenStack Summit in Vancouver
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Big Data as a Service Explained
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Benefits of Big Data on OpenStack
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Understanding Hosted vs On-Premise Private Cloud
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Deploying a Hybrid Cloud
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Meltdown: What we’re doing to protect you
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DevOps & OpenStack Private Cloud Benefits
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[PRESS RELEASE] VEXXHOST Joins 10 OpenStack Public Cloud Providers in the OpenStack Public Cloud Passport Program Launch
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Big Data and Cloud Computing: A Perfect Combination
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Benefits of OpenStack private cloud for Enterprises
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Benefits of OpenStack Public Cloud for Enterprises
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The Basics of Cloud Computing Economics
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OpenStack and Kubernetes: Benefits of Using Two Open Source Giants
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Kubernetes Vs. Mesos: A Comparison of Containerization Platforms Part II
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Our Public, Private & Hybrid Clouds Now Running OpenStack Pike
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Kubernetes Vs. Docker Swarm: A Comparison of Containerization Platforms
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An Introduction to Kubernetes
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Launching New Container Services Featuring Kubernetes
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Introducing Load Balancers
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Getting to know the VEXXHOST CloudConsole
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Cloud 101: What is Private Cloud?
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Cloud 101: What is the Public Cloud?
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Boston OpenStack Summit Recap!
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Introducing New Partner: xiBOSS Corporation
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CloudConsole Update: Faster & Cleaner User Interface
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OpenStack Public Cloud: IPv6 Launch
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Step Towards A Better OpenStack Public Cloud: Public Keys
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VEXXHOST Joins Ubuntu Certified Cloud Program as First Canadian Partner
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Welcome OpenStack Kilo to our Public Cloud
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New Customer Referral Program
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VENOM & OpenStack: All You Need to Know
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Glance’s Metadata Definitions Catalog Availability
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Cloud Sites Update: New Control Panel & Faster MySQL
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Introducing New Server Networking Features
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Welcome Our New Partner: Baystream
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CentOS 7.0 Servers Now Available
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Control Panel Update: Reverse DNS (RDNS)
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Cloud66: In-depth Review
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New Cloud Sites Control Panel
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Installing WordPress on the Cloud using Nginx, PHP-FPM and MySQL
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Useful Links- Comparing the Speed of VM Creation and SSH Access of Cloud Providers - DZone Cloud
- Vexxhost in Canada
- OpenStack Launches Vendor Certification, Federated Identity Support From Over 30 Cloud Providers | TechCrunch
- Public Cloud Compare
- Cloudsoft AMP + VEXXHOST: A Success Story | Cloudsoft
- Comparing the speed of VM creation and SSH access of cloud providers
- Running CoreOS Container Linux on VEXXHOST
- Cloud Computing Review
- Big Data on OpenStack
- Connect Vexxhost cloud service to your Mac
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- Big Data and Cloud Computing: A Perfect Combination
- Benefits of OpenStack private cloud for Enterprises
- Benefits of OpenStack Public Cloud for Enterprises
- The Basics of Cloud Computing Economics
- OpenStack and Kubernetes: Benefits of Using Two Open Source Giants
Tag Archives: Enterprise
Docker Enterprise now runs Windows and Linux in one cluster
With the newest Docker Enterprise Edition, you can now have Docker clusters composed of nodes running different operating systems. Three of the key OSes supported by Docker—Windows, Linux, and IBM System Z—can run applications side by side in the same … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: Must-have features for enterprise VoIP
If your company has 100+ users and is in the market for a hosted VoIP phone system, be careful. Remember the scene in the movie Tommy Boy, “Fat Guy in a Little Coat”? You don’t want your company’s new phone … Continue reading
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Microsoft’s DNA storage tech may fit in an enterprise
Microsoft has apparently firmed up its plans for a DNA-based storage device that it expects to be commercially available within about three years. The software giant originally unveiled its research into DNA as an archival storage medium last year; it … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: How to add JBOC (Just a Bunch of Cloud) to your enterprise
Storage is a fast-evolving industry. Groundbreaking hardware technologies quickly become commoditized, which is a challenge for vendors, but a great benefit to customers. Today’s shiny new array soon becomes matched by a similarly capable JBOD (Just a Bunch of Disk) … Continue reading
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Oracle’s enterprise cloud journey is only just beginning
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.- Cloud computing was the primary focus of a media day for journalists here at Oracle headquarters yesterda. A bevy of Oracle executives starting with CEO Mark Hurd detailed the company’s progress and product offerings in the cloud … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Chaos in the enterprise: How digital transformation drives agility, continuous development
In today’s data-driven economy, consumer expectations for services anywhere, anytime have led to a need for organizations to become more agile and increase their speed of deliver exponentially. Gone are the days when product and service updates were delivered on … Continue reading
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Open Source in the Enterprise: Challenges and Myths
Open source is all the rage, but isn’t exactly easy to adopt. An Interop ITX speaker offers some tips. InformationWeek: Cloud
IDG Contributor Network: Building the predictive enterprise: What CIOs should tell CEOs about A.I.
By now we have all heard the buzz. Siri has plenty of company. Alexa and Google have invaded the home. Tesla’s artificial intelligence is, well, driving itself. Google’s Deep Mind is running the company’s multi-billion-dollar search business. Even they don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged A.I., About, Building, CEO's, CIOs, Contributor, Enterprise, network, Predictive, Should, tell
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Slack finally launches its enterprise edition
After a long wait, Slack has announced the version of its popular work chat application that is designed for enterprises. On Tuesday in San Francisco, the company unveiled its new Enterprise Grid product, aimed at helping companies administer and connect … Continue reading
Cisco, HPE led $88B enterprise infrastructure market in ’16, Synergy says
Despite more and more companies outsourcing workloads to the public cloud, legacy technology stalwarts Cisco and HPE remain the most popular enterprise infrastructure vendors, new estimates from Synergy Research suggest. Synergy tracked enterprise infrastructure spending across seven categories for the … Continue reading
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At AWS, ‘Enterprise Strategy’ Consists Of Helping Migrations
Head of Enterprise Strategy Stephen Orban describes how AWS will try to assist more enterprise workloads in a move to the cloud. InformationWeek: Cloud
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2016’s top trends in enterprise computing: Containers, bots, A.I. and more
It’s been a year of change in the enterprise software market. SaaS providers are fighting to compete with one another, machine learning is becoming a reality for businesses at a larger scale, and containers are growing in popularity. Here are … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016's, A.I., bots, Computing, containers, Enterprise, More, trends
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IDG Contributor Network: Preparing your enterprise for IoT and automation in the workplace: Part 1
Enterprise and industrial internet of things. Is your business ready? It can be very overwhelming when thinking about IoT for your business, especially because IoT is such a broad and all-encompassing term that encompasses various markets and technologies, and is even … Continue reading
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5 ways enterprise networkers can – and can’t – be like webscale stars
Everybody wants to be a winner. One way to get there is to follow the leaders. In networking, big cloud companies like Google and Facebook are at the top of their game. They run giant data centers, continually launch and … Continue reading
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Cisco positions Spark at the heart of enterprise work
The closely watched launch on Wednesday of Microsoft’s Teams, a rival to chat platforms Slack and HipChat, shows how important this kind of collaboration is for any company that wants to dominate workday life. Cisco Systems is no exception. On … Continue reading
The enterprise wish-list for the hybrid cloud
If you know how to drive one car, you know how to drive pretty much any car. The gas pedal is always on the right and brake on the left. Push the turn signal up to go right and down … Continue reading
NoSQL Databases: An Enterprise Necessity
Here’s a look at enterprise plans for implementation of NoSQL databases, and some of the top vendors providing this technology. InformationWeek: Cloud
IDG Contributor Network: Huddle goes back to enterprise basics and strengthens external sharing controls
File synchronization and sharing vendor Huddle is today announcing enhanced security for external collaboration. While only a moderately interesting announcement in and of itself, it comes at an interesting time for the broader enterprise file sharing and sync (EFSS) space. … Continue reading
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Google says its databases are enterprise ready
Google is continuing its campaign to entice enterprises to its public cloud platform by rolling out database services stable enough to serve businesses’ production workloads. To that end, the company announced the general availability of three database-focused products: the … Continue reading
Tech Titans Talk: The IDG Enterprise Interview Series
GE Power’s CDO is transforming his company and an industry GE Power’s first ever chief digital officer, Ganesh Bell, leverages years of software expertise to drive innovation within GE and with customers, including his own CIO. To read this article … Continue reading
Sapho Gives Enterprise Applications A Millennial-Friendly Makeover
Logging into and performing tasks on what can be dozens of different enterprise applications can eat up a lot of an enterprise employee’s workday. A company called Sapho is looking to solve that with a “micro app” on-premises platform that … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Can enterprise IT seem like a good deal again?
A few weeks ago, I sat on a panel hosted by CenturyLink on sustainability and efficiency in IT. At CenturyLink’s sunny Irvine, California, data center my co-panelists gathered ahead of going on stage and on camera. One of the panelists … Continue reading
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How the latest enterprise tech surge changed everything
Technology development comes in waves. Judging by the recent slippage in venture capital investment, the most recent wave of new enterprise tech has crested and is now tapering off. And it’s leaving a wealth of useful new stuff in its … Continue reading
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Tagged changed, Enterprise, everything, Latest, surge, Tech
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Google cloud chief on tackling the enterprise
SAN FRANCISCO — Google is looking to strategically tackle the enterprise cloud market by open sourcing some of its internal technologies, embracing a multiplatform design principle and setting what it thinks are reasonable expectations for what its customers should move … Continue reading
Microsoft, HP Enterprise Revive Partnership With Cloud
HP and Microsoft were close associates in the early Windows era and the Azure cloud may bring them together again. InformationWeek: Cloud
HP Enterprise will maximize opportunities as Azure reseller
Hewlett Packard Enterprise may have abandoned the public cloud, but that isn’t stopping it from trying to be an enterprise cloud provider of some variety. HP Enterprise’s latest strategy, which dovetails with earlier plans to focus on private and managed clouds, … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Why enterprise DevOps will make IT organizations and CIOs relevant
Digital business is changing the competitive environment; the proliferation of startups created by highly qualified unemployed seniors and entrepreneurs, the increasing adoption of cloud which reduces IT cost and the Internet of Things substituting traditional services with digital services are … Continue reading
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Google hires VMware co-founder as cloud chief, aiming for enterprise adoption
VMware co-founder Diane Greene will oversee all of Google’s cloud businesses, including its Cloud Platform and Apps productivity suite, the company announced Thursday. Greene, who has been on the company’s board of directors for three years, took the position as … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, Aiming, chief, Cloud, cofounder, Enterprise, Google, hires, VMware
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Windows Phone Fail, Surface Enterprise Update: Microsoft Roundup
Microsoft added to its Surface Enterprise Program, released its quarterly earnings, dealt with its Windows Phone failures, and quietly slashed 1,000 more jobs this week. InformationWeek: Cloud
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Tagged Enterprise, fail, Microsoft, Phone, Roundup, Surface, Update, Windows
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Cognizant-Verizon alliance offers enterprise digital transformation services
Verizon and Cognizant announced last week that they are teaming up to provide IT outsourcing customers joint offerings in the areas of digital transformation, integration, and business process support with a focus on customer experience and the Internet of Things … Continue reading
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