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	Google linking Android to App Engine cloud Eclipse-based development tools will be unveiled. Read More WHITE PAPER: Force.com Why Organizations Are Migrating to Force.com Migrating your Lotus Notes apps is easier than you think. Read the white paper and see what other Lotus Notes users have to say about migrating to Force.com. Read now! In this Issue New tools to help iPhone, Android developers build on Azure Dell Boomi connects the cloud to the enterprise NetSuite aims at enterprises with 'unlimited' push IT Blogwatch: Amazon EC2 cloud outage: Apology and explanation Security still top concern with cloud, despite Amazon outage Microsoft to fill SharePoint gaps with Office 365 app store How to integrate with the cloud How to plan now for hybrid cloud management Internap to enter public cloud market Deloitte buys Oco for BI, analytics WHITE PAPER: BMC Building and Operating the Right Cloud for your Business This BMC newsletter, featuring Gartner research, explores how to build and operate the right cloud for your business. This edition includes Gartner's key considerations in the development of a private cloud architecture and Gartner analysis of the architecture of a private cloud service. Read More Today! New tools to help iPhone, Android developers build on Azure Microsoft released tools aimed at making it easier for developers to build iPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7 apps that use Windows Azure. Read More Dell Boomi connects the cloud to the enterprise Dell's Boomi AtomSphere can bridge internal systems with public clouds. Read More NetSuite aims at enterprises with 'unlimited' push On-demand ERP software vendor NetSuite is expected to announce a new push into large enterprises on Tuesday. Read More IT Blogwatch: Amazon EC2 cloud outage: Apology and explanation Amazon has offered its promised mea culpa. It's published its post-mortem on the recent outage of its AWS EC2 service (Amazon Web Services Elastic Compute Cloud). In the writeup, it says what went wrong and how it's planning to avoid such problems in the future. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers read it and digest. Read More Security still top concern with cloud, despite Amazon outage Despite the heightened focus on cloud availability and uptime caused by Amazon's prolonged service outage last week, security will likely remain the bigger long-term concern for enterprises, analysts say. Read More WHITE PAPER: Microsoft How Microsoft® Exchange Online Helps Solve IT Challenges This whitepaper explores the benefits of moving email to the cloud, including lower costs, increased agility, simpler management, and higher-quality services. Read Now. Microsoft to fill SharePoint gaps with Office 365 app store Building out a robust app store will be key for attracting SharePoint cloud customers. Read More How to integrate with the cloud All it takes is a credit card to spin up a SaaS application. But consider how you integrate with that cloud app, or you'll be condemned to create another silo. Read More How to plan now for hybrid cloud management How will the hybrid cloud fit into your future infrastructure architecture? Forrester Research's Galen Schreck explains why he envisions three possible scenarios and shares advice on how to prepare. Read More Internap to enter public cloud market Internap announced plans to enter the public cloud market later this year with two offerings: one based on VMware and another using the open source KVM hypervisor. Read More Deloitte buys Oco for BI, analytics Deloitte is upping its hand in BI (business intelligence), announcing that it has bought "substantially all" of the assets of SaaS (software as a service) analytics vendor Oco. Terms were not revealed. Read More
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