10 key considerations when building a private cloud

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CIO Cloud Computing Aug 22, 2016 10 key considerations when building a private cloud Private cloud can be a transformative, but it requires significant thought, dedication and perseverance Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 10 acquisitions driving Oracle's cloud strategy • CIO August 2016 Digital Magazine: ERP heads for the cloud • Why private clouds will suffer a long, slow death • Success Story: How One Manufacturer Capitalized on Cloud ERP in Uncertain Economic Times • Cisco to shed 5,500 staff in refocus on IoT, security, and cloud • PowerShell for Linux makes it easier to mix clients, servers and clouds eBook: Palerra AWS Cautionary Tales and How Your Organization Can Avoid Becoming One Cloud security is a shared responsibility between the organization and the provider. Organizations face a number of challenges in securing their AWS instance, including detection of anomalous activity, monitoring security configurations, and incident remediation. Unfortunately, many organizations lack sufficient cloud security measures to adequately address their end of the Shared Responsibility Model. Read More ▶ 10 acquisitions driving Oracle's cloud strategy Oracle follows a pattern of either acquiring companies that bolster its existing market position in areas such as ERP or CRM, or buying firms that help it fill in gaps in the company's broad portfolio. CIO.com explores 10 key cloud deals Oracle has made over the years. Read More ▶ CIO August 2016 Digital Magazine: ERP heads for the cloud Cover story: Cloud-based ERP will eventually rule, and on-premises software is destined for legacy status. How can IT ensure a smooth transition? Read More ▶ Why private clouds will suffer a long, slow death While private cloud proponents have spent the last five years focusing on getting their IaaS offerings working, Amazon, Microsoft and Google have moved way beyond core computing services. And you don't have to strain to hear the death knell sounding for the private cloud. Read More ▶ Success Story: How One Manufacturer Capitalized on Cloud ERP in Uncertain Economic Times Read More ▶ Cisco to shed 5,500 staff in refocus on IoT, security, and cloud Cisco Systems plans to lay off about 7 percent of its global workforce in a restructuring that will see it further focus on hot IT areas such as the Internet of things, security, collaboration, next-generation data centers and the cloud. Read More ▶ PowerShell for Linux makes it easier to mix clients, servers and clouds Multiple platforms are now the norm for IT infrastructure. To address that Microsoft is bringing its key configuration tools to Linux and Mac OS to make it easier for customers and partners to handle their workloads, which also positions Operations Management Suite as the future of configuration management. Read More ▶ White Paper: Palerra Cloud Security Automation: How to Make AWS Security as Agile and Effective as your AWS Environment Business agility, affordability, and elasticity are the primary reasons why enterprises embrace Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS removes traditional infrastructure deployment hurdles, enabling DevOps teams to build, test, and deploy new functionality quickly, based on the needs of the business. Read More ▶ 4 signs you're a victim of ransomware "It's not always obvious when ransomware is the problem," says Mike Cobb, director of engineering at data recovery and digital forensics firm DriveSavers. Here's what to look for. ▶ How to rebuild your career after a layoff There is life after the layoff. Take these 6 steps to engineer your own comeback. ▶

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