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	3 types of private clouds: Which one's right for you? From open source software to preconfigured infrastructure, there are lots of private cloud options. Read More : Attunity Navigating Hadoop Data Lakes In this eGuide prepared by Gartner Research, we explore the use of Hadoop data lakes. Hadoop data lakes have become increasingly more prevalent in the IT landscape because they support data scaling and accessibility. However, introducing Hadoop into an existing architecture can be a challenge. Learn More In this Issue Looking into the crystal ball of Amazon's cloud future Microsoft's PowerApps spices up its secret cloud sauce InsideSales.com goes predictive on Microsoft Dynamics As cloud takes off, Cisco dials up another ACI channel US Marshals jump into 'Cyber Monday' mania Enterprise nets: HP, Cisco, Brocade and Huawei take charge Microsoft's new service makes app developers out of everyday employees Amazon shows off hybrid drone prototype for Amazon Prime Air service VCE integrates Cisco's ACI to simplify SDN deployments It's cloud soon gone, HP aligns with Microsoft Azure WEBCAST: Box A Fortune 100's Path to Secure Cloud Enablement Join a Fortune 100, Box, and partner Skyhigh Networks for a discussion on how we advise our customers through this decision and present a framework for improving your security today. Learn More>> Looking into the crystal ball of Amazon's cloud future Many people consider the cloud computing market to still be in the relatively early stages of market maturation. So then, what will the big clouds today look like in the future?Investment firm Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. recently analyzed 2,373 recent Amazon Web Services job postings in an attempt to glean into the crystal ball of AWS's future. Read More Microsoft's PowerApps spices up its secret cloud sauce In another rapid catch-up move to the cloud, Microsoft announced a new shortcut method to enable mobile use of line-of-business apps, PowerApps — not only on iOS and Android, but of course, Windows 10 and Windows 10 Phone. It's about turning apps—especially SaaS apps—into diversely mobile apps. Read More InsideSales.com goes predictive on Microsoft Dynamics It's been a long time coming, but InsideSales is now available within Microsoft Dynamics. Read More : CDW Delivering Office Productivity For more than 50 years, Coastal Beverage, a premium beer distributorship based in Wilmington, N.C., has grown and thrived because of its willingness to adapt and embrace innovative ways of doing business. That adaptability extends to Coastal Beverage's IT operations. Learn More As cloud takes off, Cisco dials up another ACI channel More than half of the enterprise respondents in a Technology Business Research survey use public cloud services to support hybrid IT, brokerage and geographic expansion. Interoperability and business process improvements are desired goals, and if suppliers can deliver, TBR estimates the public cloud market could reach $133 billion by 2018. Read More US Marshals jump into 'Cyber Monday' mania 'Cyber Monday is generally thought to be the start of the online holiday shopping season. We would like to encourage shoppers who are already online in search of bargains to consider stopping by our auction website to bid on forfeited assets,' said Jason Wojdylo, Chief Inspector of the U.S. Marshals Service Asset Forfeiture Division in a statement. Read More Enterprise nets: HP, Cisco, Brocade and Huawei take charge A report released today by Cambridge, Mass.-based researcher IHS named Huawei, Cisco, Brocade and HP as the four leading companies in the enterprise networking sector. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Cloud Readiness and CDW The case for cloud infrastructure has been made. Migrating reduces costs, decreases maintenance and allows IT to focus on more strategic tasks. Still, some organizations are holding back. Learn More Microsoft's new service makes app developers out of everyday employees Mobile developers are expensive, and getting new applications tested and then pushed out to users can be a time-consuming process. Microsoft just unveiled a new beta service on Monday that's supposed to help ease that tension by allowing anyone to build an app -- no software development experience required. Read More Amazon shows off hybrid drone prototype for Amazon Prime Air service Amazon showed off its new prototype drone to be used in Amazon's future Prime Air service which will deliver packages up to five pounds in the time it takes to get a pizza delivered. Read More VCE integrates Cisco's ACI to simplify SDN deployments By integrating Cisco's ACI, VCE aims to take the complexity out of deploying SDN. Read More It's cloud soon gone, HP aligns with Microsoft Azure Hewlett-Packard Enterprise has partnered with Microsoft to offer its Azure cloud services to customers, filling a gap when HPE closes its own public cloud early next year. Read More
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