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A natural migration
Bill Strain, CTO at iomart, describes some common sense considerations for any business looking at a data migration exercise.
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A symbiotic relationship
Darren Watkins, Managing Director at VIRTUS Data Centres, examines the relationship between Cloud and colocation.
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Winner takes it all?
Announcing the first Cloud Hosting magazine Awards ceremony, due to take place later this year: an all-new, prestigious event that highlights and rewards the most innovative products, services and businesses in the sector
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Big data takes flight
A private cloud-based big data solution is helping Gulf Air understand how passengers feel about its products and services, as well as enhancing customer loyalty by delivering offers and promotions
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Making the right move
Just Computing's dedication to customer support, system availability and data security is the driver generating the growth behind a move to larger, modern offices in Haywards Heath
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Comment
Welcome to the July issue of our Cloud Hosting eNewsletter – if you’re not out enjoying the rare moments of sunshine, hopefully some of our content will brighten your day instead! This edition includes a fascinating article examining the changing relationship between colocation and Cloud, which argues that despite common misconceptions, the two approaches are not incompatible or mutually exclusive. Colocation providers can offer solutions to issues that cloud businesses may struggle with, including data sovereignty and even power management.
In fact, argues Virtus’ Darren Watkins, colo is essential for hybrid cloud environments to flourish: "According to Gartner, large enterprises are regularly introducing a bimodal IT model, in which enterprises use the public cloud for all of their applications that they need to scale widely and quickly - systems of innovation, but also maintaining a private cloud operation for sensitive company data - systems of record. It is actually colocation that enables these hybrid cloud solutions by providing the power, cooling and maintenance services to service the private cloud, as well as the networks and connectivity to deliver access to the public cloud."
We’d love to hear what you think – as ever you can share your views via the email address below.
David Tyler
Editor
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