Amazon lets users track their cloud-based databases with texts, email

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	IBM takes aim at Amazon in the cloud In what appears to be a swipe at market leader Amazon Web Services, IBM announced a new version of its public cloud computing offering that provides customers additional support and services to manage enterprise applications in its cloud, such as those from SAP. Read More WHITE PAPER: Phoenix NAP Cloud Services: the quest for cost savings and reduced capex This whitepaper will explore the hard realities of cloud computing and will seek to provide insight into what large and small enterprises should look to as they begin their quest for increased cost savings and reduced capital expenditures. Learn more. In this Issue Amazon lets users track their cloud-based databases with texts, email Office 365 vs. Office 2013: Should you rent or own? SAP partner program expands to account for cloud applications Piston CEO: loads of companies are switching from public to private clouds WEBCAST: HP Getting to the Cloud Quicker Join IDG Enterprise Editor and networking experts from HP on 11/7 in this roundtable discussion exploring the IT trends driving the fundamental shift in networking. They will discuss emerging technology, real-world use cases for SDN capabilities and best practices that will allow you apply business logic to network behavior in a dynamic fashion. Register Now! Amazon lets users track their cloud-based databases with texts, email Users of Amazon Web Services' Relational Database Service (RDS) can now keep track of their databases with new notifications via email and SMS. Read More Office 365 vs. Office 2013: Should you rent or own? For the first time Microsoft is tempting Office users to rent, not own, software that for decades they've bought as a standalone program. It's not a foreign proposition. We pay annual subscription fees for our anti-virus software. Last April, Adobe rolled out its Creative Cloud subscription package for renting Photoshop, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver. Read More WEBCAST: CDW Corporation Office 365: Why the Time is Right for Cloud-based E-mail Is it expensive to run and time-consuming to manage? If your answer is yes, maybe it's time to consider a new approach--a cloud-based solution. Dean Murray of CDW shares insights and expertise on Microsoft 365 and Exchange online, and how CDW can assist you in migrating to this new cloud-based e-mail system. Learn More. SAP partner program expands to account for cloud applications SAP's burgeoning portfolio of cloud-based applications has prompted it to make some changes to its PartnerEdge channel program. Read More Piston CEO: loads of companies are switching from public to private clouds Piston's CEO said that companies are leaving public cloud services because they aren't that cost effective and the customer service stinks. Read More
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