Whether companies are repatriating their cloud workloads back on-premises or to colocated servers, they still need to protect them, and the market for that protection is suddenly undergoing some major ...

The buzzword of 2009 seems to be “cloud computing.” And it’s being fueled by a recession that’s taking on the global economy like a prize fighting champ. When you start to look at the bottom line, you ...

Although it’s hard to believe, given how ubiquitous it is today, cloud computing as a practical reality has only been around for the past decade or so. However, at that time, it revolutionized the ...

Welcome to the cloud revolution – a realm where the traditional constraints of business computing dissolve, and infinite possibilities unfold. Cloud computing is not just another buzzword; it’s a ...

Cloud computing solutions have revolutionised how businesses and individuals manage their data and applications, and they offer numerous benefits, including scalability, flexibility, and a positive ...

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Some cloud computing vendors are selling the cloud as a way to eliminate complexity, but that's simply not true. Today let’s talk managing complexity. At a recent conference I heard an argument that ...

Some worry that having so much of the financial system running on the servers of a few tech giants increases concentration risk. First, banks migrated software applications to clouds hosted by Amazon, ...

Whether your business makes money move, stores and secures it at rest, or puts it to work, advancements in technology can help you do it better. And to keep your digital transformation on track and ...

There is no doubt that cloud computing is dominating today’s IT conversation among C-level security executives. Whether it’s due to the compelling cost saving possibilities in a tough economy, or ...

A couple of years ago, organizations were enamored with the simplicity that cloud computing seemed to offer. They had bought into the marketing messages—and were ready to hand over their email, data, ...