Network woes? The cloud is coming to the rescue

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CIO Cloud Computing Apr 25, 2016 Network woes? The cloud is coming to the rescue Nyansa, based in Silicon Valley, emerged from stealth mode on Monday with Voyance, a cloud-based SaaS (software-as-a-service) offering that analyzes inputs from wired and wireless LANs to gauge users' actual experiences on a network. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cloud will make U.S. immigration agency more agile • New AWS service helps companies to move their apps to the cloud • 9 new cloud features Amazon announced, and 1 it didn't • Cloud review: Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM and Joyent • As Intel shifts its focus to the cloud, it commands its PC products to fight—or die • Dropbox is dropping Windows XP support and blocking Windows XP users this summer • Apple's iCloud problems are reportedly due to office politics • Red Hat shows us its OpenStack arsenal White Paper: CDW Corporation IoT Myths The Internet of Things, a conceptual framework existing beyond the event horizon of technology for years, is now becoming reality with the number of connected devices having surpassed the number of people living on Earth in 2008. Read More ▶ Cloud will make U.S. immigration agency more agile Mark Schwartz, CIO of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, has turned to the cloud for a faster, more agile development model. Read More ▶ New AWS service helps companies to move their apps to the cloud A new Amazon cloud service announced Tuesday could help companies with legacy applications have an easier time taking the leap to the cloud. Read More ▶ 9 new cloud features Amazon announced, and 1 it didn't Amazon Web Services held a Summit today in Chicago and announced nifty new tools for its cloud, but one rumored product that could have Amazon's cloud partners worried remained under wraps. Read More ▶ Cloud review: Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM and Joyent The top five public clouds pile on the services and options, while adding unique twists Read More ▶ As Intel shifts its focus to the cloud, it commands its PC products to fight—or die Intel is moving to slowly extricate itself from the PC market through a competitive process where every project in Intel's client PC business is being evaluated for its future prospects. Read More ▶ Dropbox is dropping Windows XP support and blocking Windows XP users this summer There will be no official way to use Dropbox on Windows XP past August 2016. Read More ▶ Apple's iCloud problems are reportedly due to office politics Two engineering groups may be butting heads over how to scale Siri's back-end to Apple's other services. Read More ▶ Red Hat shows us its OpenStack arsenal One stack to rule them all, One stack to find them, One stack to bring them all and in the cloud bind them! Read More ▶ White Paper: CDW Corporation Networking for Tomorrow's Data Centers Data center managers know their jobs are changing, but responding to today's demands on the network can be daunting. Read More ▶ What makes a vendor relationship work? In this free report from the CIO Executive Council, IT leaders identify the most important characteristics of a strategic vendor and reveal how they handle vendor management to produce the best results. Download the report now! ▶ How data science helps Purdue predict student success Most people know that a student who does well in a class would likely do well in another class, but could you predict whether a student would succeed based on how many times they logged into the campus network? Learn more! ▶

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