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Securing the Mobility Age through the Cloud
Employee mobility will be the rule rather than the exception in the cloud-connected enterprise, bringing with it a whole new raft of security concerns, argues Michael Sutton, VP of security research at Zscaler.
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Death of the dedicated server?
With the growth of cloud hosting, services such as utility computing and VPS are changing the way that administrators provision servers. But does this mean we can finally say goodbye to dedicated servers? David Barker of 4D Hosting looks at what the future holds .
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Microsoft - at the cloud tipping point
The SharePoint world is at a significant tipping point, argues John Mancini of AIIM: customers are moving into a hybrid world, with some organisations moving to the cloud, some sticking with on-premise and most opting for a hybrid solution
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Welcome to the May 2014 Newsletter.
Cloud Hosting, in both its print form and this newsletter, continue to go from strength to strength, so I must begin by thanking you, our readers, for supporting our new title as it 'finds its feet' in the marketplace.
In this newsletter you will see a news story from Compuware about businesses' lack of faith in cloud service providers, and specifically in the way that SLAs are constructed. As the news item says: "When faced with new IT challenges and risks, businesses can't afford to waste time playing the blame game when something goes wrong. Having the ability to work with their cloud provider to quickly get to the heart of the issue and resolve the matter is essential to alleviate risk and hindrances while moving investment to the cloud."
The April/May edition of Cloud Hosting magazine looks into the issue of Cloud SLAs in much more detail - if you don't already receive it, click the link below to ensure you don't miss out!
David Tyler,
david.tyler@btc.co.uk
Editor
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