Using private clouds for all the right reasons

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	INSIDER Using private clouds for all the right reasons Fewer companies than you might think have deployed 'true' private clouds. Here's why some customers are adopting the technology and which vendors they've turned to for help. (Registration required) Read More In this Issue Bad news for Amazon Web Services competitors Developers hack Dropbox, just because Winners and losers post-Snowden Mobile device management shifts to the cloud VMware adds networking, storage to its virtual data center stack Microsoft continues cloud ERP push with Dynamics NAV update WEBCAST: IBM and Intel IBM Delivers Innovation On New x86 Systems and Solutions Live Webcast: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 3:00 PM EDT You need an IT infrastructure that provides scalability, performance and efficiency tailored to the specific goals of your business. Join us on September 10 to learn more about IBM's new innovation designed to provide the performance and efficiency required for today's workloads. Register Now Bad news for Amazon Web Services competitors Gartner just published its updated Infrastructure as a Service Magic Quadrant, and it's extremely sobering news for the cloud service provider industry. Read More   Developers hack Dropbox, just because Developers were able to bypass Dropbox's security by reverse-engineering Python applications -- the language used by the cloud storage provider -- then described their technique in a published paper. Read More   Winners and losers post-Snowden EU privacy hawks and U.S. cloud providers have seen their near-term outlooks swing following the former NSA contractor's disclosures. Guess whose prospects are down? Read More   WHITE PAPER: CX, Inc. Consumer Cloud Solution: White Label or Build? Lifestyle standards are changing at an accelerating speed. Global businesses need to keep up with the pace to remain players in their industry. The adoption of the cloud is no longer a choice but a means for survival. Learn More. Mobile device management shifts to the cloud New cloud-based software lets employees register, secure and manage their personal devices without IT department involvement. And a simplified Web interface automates a lot of management tasks. Read More   VMware adds networking, storage to its virtual data center stack VMware is filling in more layers of its software stack for running its envisioned software defined data center (SDDC). Read More   Microsoft continues cloud ERP push with Dynamics NAV update Microsoft is preparing to roll out a new version of its Dynamics NAV ERP software that includes a key feature for cloud-based deployments as well as tighter integration with Office. Read More
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