Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Cloud apps soar, CIOs take on new role

CEOs may look twice at IBM's new security suite, services as Target's head rolls | Little-known Cisco open source project among contributors to OpenStack Neutron policy blueprint

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CEOs may look twice at IBM's new security suite, services as Target's head rolls
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Cloud apps soar, CIOs take on new role
As cloud apps become more business-critical, the CIO is emerging as the cloud services broker. In this new IT model, which is expected to expand rapidly in the next 12 months, CIOs can push cloud service providers to deliver detailed SLAs. Read More

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