Steve Pate: Banking on the public cloud

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	Steve Pate: Banking on the public cloud What do banks and the public cloud have in common? More than you might think. Let's use the concept of banking as we jump into the root of the public cloud debate. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Clearing the Clouds for Midmarket Businesses From improved agility and efficiency, to better disaster recovery, midsize businesses are increasingly drawn to the benefits of the cloud. The 10-point checklist included in this expert brief has been developed to help small and midsize businesses select the cloud model and cloud services provider that is right for them. Learn more. In this Issue INSIDER BYOD decision points: Who pays? Robert L. Mitchell: How Enova programmers gamified recruiting Samsung's next big thing - born in the USA? Siemens looking to unload share in networking venture with Nokia, report said Decades-old bets in Myanmar's tech industry finally reap rewards WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware How to Become an Operations Superstar This eBook for operations and customer service managers will walk you through the challenges faced by field organizations, how a workforce management solution can increase operational efficiency as well as productivity. Learn More. INSIDER BYOD decision points: Who pays? As enterprises implement BYOD initiatives, IT managers have some key decisions to make: who purchases the devices, who pays for data plans and carrier contracts, and how does the company manage a mix of corporate and personal access to data on the devices. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: How Enova programmers gamified recruiting The financial services firm's sofware engineers have gamified recruiting by challenging aspiring programmers to compete in a friendly game of poker. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc The Total Cost of Email In this white paper, we'll explore the true costs of fragmented email management and uncover how to reduce those costs with a cloud-based solution for email management. Learn More. Samsung's next big thing - born in the USA? Could Samsung's "next big thing" come from the heart of the Big Apple or Silicon Valley? Read More Siemens looking to unload share in networking venture with Nokia, report said Siemens has started talks with private-equity firms about the sale of its share in Nokia Siemens Networks, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. Read More Decades-old bets in Myanmar's tech industry finally reap rewards It may have taken almost two decades, but Tun Thura Thet's investment in one of Asia's poorest countries is finally paying off. Read More
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