HP wants to help developers make apps faster

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	IT service management moves to the cloud As organizations become decreasingly skeptical about the cloud, they are increasingly willing to outsource ITSM to a SaaS provider. Doing so lowers costs, improves flexibility and easily accommodates ITIL framework principles. Read More WEBCAST: Kronos Incorporated Workforce Management: Embracing Today's Technology Trends Business requirements are more challenging, with more tech-savvy users, bigger demands, and big data. IT teams must embrace these trends, while ensuring proper governance, security, compliance, and value. Join us to discuss how modern workforce management solutions in the cloud can bring more value and flexibility to your business. Learn More. In this Issue HP wants to help developers make apps faster Moving to cloud computing is harder, costlier than originally envisioned Amazon lets users track their cloud-based databases with texts, email Piston CEO: loads of companies are switching from public to private clouds Students hurt by the digital divide Security-as-a-service gaining popularity IBM takes aim at Amazon in the cloud Office 365 vs. Office 2013: Should you rent or own? SAP partner program expands to account for cloud applications WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Luminet Effective Techniques for Preventing Fraud Multi‐channel monitoring, application activity monitoring, and information security responses to suspicious activity. This chapter makes clear that the ability to monitor multiple applications and correlate events across diverse platforms is a key element of effective fraud prevention and detection. Learn More! HP wants to help developers make apps faster There's a new wave of application development tools on the market dubbed "agile" that aim to speed the delivery of applications and provide for a more collaborative environment. Today, HP took a big step toward making sure it is a relevant player in that market. Read More Moving to cloud computing is harder, costlier than originally envisioned A substantial number of businesses say cloud computing security challenges are daunting and the costs higher than they originally thought they would be, according to the Cloud Survey report published today by consultancy KPMG International. Read More 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 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 Students hurt by the digital divide Millions of students in the U.S. don't have access to high speed Internet services at home and it's hurting their chances for academic success, but fixing the problem is not going to be easy or cheap Read More Security-as-a-service gaining popularity Security delivered as a cloud service has several benefits, including costs and flexibility, but there are some cautions, too, adopters say. Read More 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 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 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
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