Microsoft seeks help in pushing cloud tech

	California sees IT shifting to IBM-built cloud | Enterprises increasingly look to the private cloud
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	Microsoft seeks help in pushing cloud tech Microsoft's renewed push into cloud computing doesn't change the fact that it faces unprecedented competition in a business that's critical to its future. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ConnectIT Free Pass: Attend ConnectIT Seminar - New York - Aug 21 Computerworld invites you to ConnectIT, a NEW peer networking forum with sessions surrounding Private Cloud, Data Management, and Storage. The event takes place on Thursday, Aug 21 at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge. Register today for free at: http://events.computerworld.com/ConnectIT.NY14 In this Issue California sees IT shifting to IBM-built cloud Enterprises increasingly look to the private cloud Why a media giant sold its data center and headed to the cloud NetApp CIO: We've set our sights on cloud data management Opinion: 2 telling views of cloud adoption Sprint to resell Google Apps for Business cloud service IBM aims to disrupt supercomputing market with cloud enticements WEBCAST: RMG Networks Top 4 Digital Signage Fails Join RMG Networks for a look at four of the most common reasons digital signage fails in corporate businesses. Learn about strategies to prevent those failures and realize the full potential digital signage represents. Learn More California sees IT shifting to IBM-built cloud California is moving its IT services to a cloud, on-demand, subscription-based service that state officials believe may meet as much as 80% of its computing needs. Read More Enterprises increasingly look to the private cloud Companies interested in moving to cloud computing are choosing a private cloud for the increased security and, often, compliance features instead of the public cloud, according to a recent survey. Read More Why a media giant sold its data center and headed to the cloud Venerable media company Conde Nast -- publisher of magazines like Vogue, The New Yorker and Wired -- has decommissioned its Newark, Del. data center and gone all-in with the cloud. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Forrester Wave™: File Sync And Share Platforms, Q3 2013 Download this Analyst report to read why IBM SmartCloud for Social Business was cited as a leader in The Forrester Wave™: File Sync And Share Platforms, Q3 2013 report. Learn More NetApp CIO: We've set our sights on cloud data management NetApp wants to be "the data-management standard across the enterprise," says CEO Tom Georgens in this far-ranging Q&A. Read More Opinion: 2 telling views of cloud adoption Contrary to what case studies tell you, most IT departments aren't quite ready to support cloud infrastructure, says blogger Bernard Golden. Read More Sprint to resell Google Apps for Business cloud service Sprint has announced a partnership with Google to offer the Google Apps for Business cloud service. Customers won't be required to use Sprint's wireless network or Android devices. Read More IBM aims to disrupt supercomputing market with cloud enticements IBM is offering a potentially powerful incentive in its attempts to entice organizations to move supercomputing jobs to the cloud: a high-speed network communications link called InfiniBand. Read More
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