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The Database Administrator in a Cloud-Computing World

The cloud is transforming the way businesses access and store critical applications and information, and it’s also changing the roles of IT workers in general and database administrators in particular. While change within the enterprise often brings with it a certain...

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Algorithm Makes a More Efficient Cloud

Researchers at MIT are hard at work revealing how cloud computing can perform to its greatest potential while helping businesses gain a firm understanding of the pricing of cloud services and how to diagnose any potential hiccups in the system. More companies are...

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How Cloud Can Save an Organization Big Bucks

One of cloud computing’s most attractive features is its ability to scale back costs and allow an organization to redirect its IT department’s efforts from one of maintenance to one of revenue-generating projects. There have been several surveys recently revealing how...

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Cloud Continues Its Move Into the Mainstream

Whether being implemented in one of the world’s largest corporations or helping a mom-and-pop shop back up employee records and track supplier invoices, cloud computing is now a growing part of everyday business processes and functions. Cloud not only is laying the...

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Why IT Is Letting the Inmates Run the Asylum

IT’s latest trend seems to be one of, to borrow a colorful expression, the inmates running the asylum. More companies are relying on their employees’ cloud preferences and incorporating their personal choices of cloud apps into CIO-approved production boosters. So...

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Why Cloud Skills Are a Must

It’s a good idea to get in the know now when it comes to cloud computing and its current (or planned) integration into the workplace. Because, like most workplace scenarios, the more you know, the more value you place on yourself and, as a result, the more secure your...

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Small Businesses Fuel Big Numbers in Cloud Services

There are big opportunities in those small businesses. The small and midsize business (SMB) cloud market accounted for an impressive $18.9 billion in the United States and is forecast to grow 19 percent through 2015, according to hosting and cloud services enablement...

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