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CIO Cloud Computing Feb 29, 2016 How Kronos' cloud migration makes for a better business Kronos CEO Aron Ain discusses how the company is successfully moving to the cloud. Ain talks about how the migration has led to new analytics capabilities, is improving profits, helps customers run their businesses better and more. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • IBM says its new software links all your IT to the cloud • Verizon charts a different cloud services path • 7 ways to supercharge your personal cloud storage • Microsoft adds new security enhancements to its cloud offerings • VMware turns to IBM in the public cloud • If Amazon were in Apple's position, would it unlock its cloud for the feds? • How BMC's CEO plans to cut your IT costs by a third • Amdocs integrates Red Hat OpenStack into its Network Cloud Service Orchestrator White Paper: NetApp Backup to the Cloud for Dummies Book Learn how cloud-integrated storage can help you streamline data protection by reducing time, cost and data volumes. Read More ▶ IBM says its new software links all your IT to the cloud The digital-transformation imperative looms large in the business world today, but it's not always clear how on-premises software and data should fit into the picture. IBM hopes to help. Read More ▶ Verizon charts a different cloud services path The telecom giant is unloading its data centers to focus on its services business. Read More ▶ 7 ways to supercharge your personal cloud storage Make the most of your virtual storage with these seven tips and tools for cloud power users Read More ▶ Microsoft adds new security enhancements to its cloud offerings Microsoft is adding a range of new security features to its Office 365 and Azure cloud services as part of the company's holistic approach to enterprise security that it announced last year. Read More ▶ VMware turns to IBM in the public cloud VMware and IBM today announced a broad new partnership that will allow VMware customers to extend their virtualized workloads into IBM's public SoftLayer cloud, a move that could be a boost of adrenaline for IBM and marks somewhat of a reckoning for VMware's public cloud plans. Read More ▶ If Amazon were in Apple's position, would it unlock its cloud for the feds? As Apple continues to resist FBI demands to unlock a terrorist suspect's phone, it raises a question: What if Amazon Web Services was ordered to provide access to a customer's cloud? Would AWS hand the data over the feds? Read More ▶ How BMC's CEO plans to cut your IT costs by a third More than two years after going private, a revitalized BMC is focusing squarely on enabling your company's digital transformation. Read More ▶ Amdocs integrates Red Hat OpenStack into its Network Cloud Service Orchestrator Transitioning physical networks into software defined 'services' Read More ▶ White Paper: Red Hat Best Practices For Getting Started With Open, Software-Defined Storage A step-by-step guide for adopting software-defined storage as part of a practical, proactive strategy for managing enterprise data. A flexible IT architecture might be the key to facing the once unthinkable challenges of big data. Read More ▶ IT Resume Makeover: How your older experience can get you hired All resume rules were made to be broken — even the one about deleting old job experience. The key is knowing what to keep, what to cut, and why. View the resume makeover here. 10 hottest tech skills for 2016 What can you do to get paid more, earn greater respect, gain access to more resources and find career fulfillment? Click here for the list of hot tech skills.

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