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	Microsoft kills SkyDrive, launches OneDrive Three weeks after announcing OneDrive as the new label for SkyDrive, Microsoft has activated the renamed storage service, offering some new incentives that give customers more space. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Strengthening the Role of Storage in the Dynamic Data Center This paper helps to provide a realistic foundation for considerations for leveraging storage clouds in a manner appropriate to the requirements of the mainframe applications that support critical business processes. Learn more! In this Issue Dropbox changes its terms of service to stop class-action lawsuits IBM begins moving software portfolio to the cloud Microsoft Azure continues enterprise push with private on-ramps Oracle creates suite of marketing software How DevOps can accelerate the cloud application lifecycle Redefining mission-critical storage tiers RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Open Business Conference Open Business Conference - Cloud. Big Data. Mobile. Legal. Attend this conference and learn why Open Source has become ubiquitous in the Enterprise and in the business layer, as more and more organizations are reaping its considerable benefits, including speed, efficiency and cost savings. May 5-6, 2014, The Palace Hotel, San Francisco Click to continue Dropbox changes its terms of service to stop class-action lawsuits Dropbox sent notices telling users they have 30 days to opt out of a new policy that aims to stop legal suits against the firm and use binding arbitration to settle disputes. Read More IBM begins moving software portfolio to the cloud Swiftly putting its recently acquired Softlayer global cloud to use, IBM is moving much of its software portfolio and all of its existing platform services to the Softlayer cloud. Read More Microsoft Azure continues enterprise push with private on-ramps Microsoft's ExpressRoute service allows organizations to directly connect their data centers to Azure without using the public Internet. Read More WHITE PAPER: Vormetric Deal With It: Protecting Data in the Cloud Cloud computing continues to see explosive growth. Yet for security pros,the cloud presents a huge dilemma: How to embrace cloud benefits while securing your data? Read Now. Oracle creates suite of marketing software After spending billions to acquire a series of marketing-related software companies, Oracle is now creating a unified suite to compete with Salesforce.com and Microsoft. Read More How DevOps can accelerate the cloud application lifecycle Now that cloud computing lets organizations provision resources in minutes, not months, it's time to alter the application lifecycle accordingly. DevOps can help; here's how. Read More Redefining mission-critical storage tiers The traditional model of tiered storage is broken. "Fast and expensive vs. slow and cheap" doesn't match how people actually use storage. But there is a better way: service classifications. Read More
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