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	10 cloud computing jobs in high demand Dice.com crunched data from thousands of job listings to find top cloud-focused jobs. Read More WEBCAST: Cloudera Modernizing Your IT Infrastructure This webinar will speak to businesses expectations of big data, benefits of analytic platforms built on Hadoop, business challenges that led to evaluation of big data technologies, and the framework for success. View Now! In this Issue INSIDER Getting the most from IaaS The Grill: Energy Plus CIO Hugh Scott on moving to the cloud HP launches cloud service for the IT help desk Review: HP Cloud challenges Amazon and Google Cloud storage specification gets ISO approval Richi Jennings: SAP launches cloud services on HANA in-memory DB Citrix ShareFile upgrade allows IT department to control personal cloud-based storage Common management console is first step in Citrix cloud plan IBM and AT&T offer cloud mish-mash for fearful firms WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Modernize Your Network and Advance Your Business If your enterprise is looking for ways to thrive in the new business world order, this paper will give you five great reasons to modernize your network now. It will explain how HP, with its advanced networking technologies, can help you break free from your legacy network. Read Now! INSIDER Getting the most from IaaS Infrastructure-as-a-service lets users take advantage of the benefits of the cloud without locking down to a particular cloud provider. But becoming 'cloud-agnostic' requires new tools and mindsets. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More The Grill: Energy Plus CIO Hugh Scott on moving to the cloud CIO Hugh Scott decided to move to the cloud within months of joining Energy Plus Holdings. Here, he discusses the challenges of moving into a leadership position at a new company, the importance of forging relationships with vendor partners and his approach to building a motivated IT team. Read More HP launches cloud service for the IT help desk Hewlett-Packard has launched a hosted offering called HP Service Anywhere, providing IT service management software over the Internet. Read More Review: HP Cloud challenges Amazon and Google HP's OpenStack-based IaaS cloud blends openness and portability with nice proprietary extras and welcome hand-holding. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel The Best Way to Build a Cloud In most companies, the needs of the business are outpacing what IT can deliver. Technology is the foundation and enabler of business innovation, but developing and implementing new solutions is resource-intensive. Integrating and optimizing islands of IT is complex, time-consuming and costly. Read Now! Cloud storage specification gets ISO approval The Cloud Data Management Interface has been approved as a standard by the International Organization for Standardization, clearing the path for adoption among vendors and government agencies alike. Read More Richi Jennings: SAP launches cloud services on HANA in-memory DB SAP's HANA cloud platform is growing fast. SAP has launched a developer platform, a cloud-based service to quickly instantiate a service, and a training-focused community site. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder the German competition for Oracle, und so weiter. Read More Citrix ShareFile upgrade allows IT department to control personal cloud-based storage Citrix Systems is giving back to IT departments some control over personal cloud-based storage with ShareFile StorageZones, which allows user content to be stored in enterprises' own data centers, the company announced. Read More Common management console is first step in Citrix cloud plan Citrix Systems has started to detail the future of Windows desktops and applications in its virtual environments with tech previews of Excalibur and Merlin, the first versions of its Project Avalon. Read More IBM and AT&T offer cloud mish-mash for fearful firms IBM and AT&T will get together to offer a cloud IaaS to big enterprises in 2013. The pair claim that it'll be more secure and manageable than other cloudy infrastructures, and should overcome the worries of companies who fear for lack of control or suspect security. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers cut to the chase. Read More
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