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CIO Cloud Computing Jan 30, 2017 10 new AWS cloud services you never expected From data scooping to facial recognition, Amazon's latest additions give devs new, wide-ranging powers in the cloud Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Trump's trade TPP move a setback for cloud computing • Cloud services accounted for half of revenue growth at SAP in 2016 • Microsoft's OneDrive for Business gets Mac client, shared folder sync • 10 questions to ask IDaaS vendors before you buy • Microsoft puts more team into Visual Studio Team Services • Cisco's all-in-one Spark Board puts the cloud on a wall • 3 steps CIOs can take to lead more strategically in 2017 • Cloud growth continues to boost Microsoft's financials White Paper: IBM Corporation Getting Faster Insights from App Data with Cloudant and Spark The potent combination of Apache Spark and NoSQL databases like IBM Cloudant provide developers with access to rapid integration, transformation and analysis of business data. Learn how to deploy the open source Spark-Cloudant connector to rapidly transform and explore your JSON data for in-memory analytics. Read More ▶ Trump's trade TPP move a setback for cloud computing With President Trump's move to walk away from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, administration is 'starting from zero' on digital trade policy. Read More ▶ Cloud services accounted for half of revenue growth at SAP in 2016 SAP's revenue from cloud subscriptions and support grew so quickly in 2016, the company has raised its forecasts for 2017 and 2020. Read More ▶ Microsoft's OneDrive for Business gets Mac client, shared folder sync Microsoft gave users and administrators of OneDrive for Business some new features on Tuesday that they've requested for a while. Read More ▶ 10 questions to ask IDaaS vendors before you buy Of the Everests that IT faces daily, identity and access management is a particular challenge. These 10 questions help you find a solution that delivers what you need. Read More ▶ Microsoft puts more team into Visual Studio Team Services The cloud-based ALM service also adds improvements for mobile access, Git repos, and Node.js Read More ▶ Cisco's all-in-one Spark Board puts the cloud on a wall On Tuesday, Cisco introduced the Spark Board, a wall-mounted screen that can be a screen-sharing presentation tool, a digital whiteboard, a videoconferencing display. Read More ▶ 3 steps CIOs can take to lead more strategically in 2017 2017 is the year for CIOs to change perceptions; IT isn't a utility, and you aren't a utility player. Following these strategies around cloud, application support, and security will go a long way toward elevating your role to strategic leader. Read More ▶ Cloud growth continues to boost Microsoft's financials Microsoft's focus on the cloud continues to pay off. The tech titan showed growth across all its cloud-based businesses during the last quarter ended Dec. 31, including Office, Dynamics and Azure. Read More ▶ Video/Webcast: EMA Analyst Research How Analytics Optimize Migration to Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Other Public Clouds The question of whether to transition enterprise applications to the cloud is a valid question in most organizations. Determining which applications should go and how to maintain control once they are there, however, is slowing down the journey to the cloud. Join us for this on-demand webinar featuring Torsten Volk, Managing Research Director of Hybrid Cloud at EMA, and Andrew Hillier, CTO at CiRBA. Read More ▶ CIO Insider 1. 7 agile certifications to take your career to the next level 2. The essential guide to anti-malware 3. How to wake the enterprise from IoT security nightmares 4. Free security tools to support cybersecurity efforts 5. Study: 62% of security pros don't know where their sensitive data is Editor's Picks 1. Why Google's Sergey Brin changed his tune on AI 2. 5 tech jobs that will boom (and 2 that will bust) in 2017 3. Wine, women and data science 4. Your guide to top tech conferences 5. 6 new 2-in-1 devices to watch for in 2017

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