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Storing Information in The Public Cloud Is a Viable Alternative to on-Premise
Jan 7, 2013Storing information in the public cloud from a growing market of vendors is a viable alternative to on-premise, traditional storage options for some use cases, research firm Gartner says. But cloud-based storage providers vary widely in ...
Tags: Gartner, storing information, public cloud, storage options
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Rackspace Was One of The First Players in The Cloud Arena
Dec 31, 2012Rackspace was one of the first players in the cloud arena. The company recognized early that enterprises wanted faster, simpler ways to spin up and spin down servers. If the bosses are going to be fickle and impulsive, there will always be ...
Tags: Rackspace, cloud arena, IT, IaaS
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HTML5 Is More Than a Few Years Old and No Longer a Curiousity
Dec 27, 2012HTML5 is more than a few years old and no longer a curiousity. Web pages that used to simply emulate a piece of paper are now expected to do something snazzy to justify their existence. Thanks to HTML5, along with innovations in JavaScript ...
Tags: HTML5, slide apps, Zoho, Google Docs, Aviary, HootSuite, Scribd, Angry Birds
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Hewlett-Packard May Be Best Known for Its Ubiquitous Printers and Laptops
Dec 26, 2012Infoworld - Hewlett-Packard may be best known for its ubiquitous printers and laptops, but in the enterprise world, it is just as recognized for its servers. Now that the idea of the cloud is taking over, HP is joining the marketplace and ...
Tags: Hewlett Packard, laptop, HP, HP Cloud
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Globally,Almost Half of Enterprise Information Is Being Stored Outside of Its Datacentre
Nov 13, 2012Globally,almost half(46%)of enterprise information is being stored outside of its own datacentre,with 23%stored on the cloud as mobile computing and cloud services go mainstream,according to the State of Information Report 2012 from ...
Tags: Symantec, enterprise data, datacentre, mobile devices, cloud
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Companies Would Store Emails and Documents for at Least Six Years in a Central Repository
Oct 8, 2012Companies need to store emails and documents for at least six years in a central repository, before they consider deleting or destroying the information, according to Pinsent Masons lawyers. "In terms of retaining documents and having a ...
Tags: Pinsent Masons, e-discovery, Mimecast, IT project
