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Where cloud providers will fall short in 2012

Cloud computing is poised to continue its seemingly inexorable growth in the year ahead, but the model remains a far cry from maturity. We can expect to see cloud services fall short in three main

What other CIOs discuss among themselves the most

CIOs and CTOs last year spent much of their online conversations talking about managed services, cloud computing, social networking, SaaS and workplace issues, according to a compilation of buzzwords

How 2011 changed enterprise software

For an interesting and expansive overview of the changes enterprise software underwent last year, take a look at an article by IDG News Service's Chris Kanaracus. While it would be going too far to

The bandwidth risk in cloud computing

Security concerns continue to dampen enterprise eagerness to move applications to the cloud, but there is another cloud computing risk that could bring down doom if not anticipated: bandwidth

Gemalto buys SensorLogic for cloud-based M2M

Gemalto announced it has acquired SensorLogic for an undisclosed amount, giving Gemalto access to SensorLogic's cloud-based, machine-to-machine (M2M) service delivery platform. The SensorLogic

Citrix achieves 20 percent costs savings thanks to BYOD

Citrix said it has achieved a 20 percent cost savings in the three years since it introduced its bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program. As such, it is expanding the program. Citrix said it garnered

SpringCM survey finds Salesforce users looking for CM

A survey by SpringCM of 109 Salesforce.com users found that for the most part, while respondents were avid Salesforce.com users, they lacked even the most basic content management tools (in spite of

Microsoft, HP team up to pitch public, private, hybrid clouds

Microsoft ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) and Hewlett-Packard ( NYSE: HPQ ) joined forces to pitch a range of cloud-based services to highly regulated companies. Exchange, SharePoint and Lync services will be available

CrownPeak releases major interface upgrade

CrownPeak , the software as a service web content management vendor, announced a major new release of their product last week at the Gilbane Conference in Boston. The new interface greatly simplifies

How to keep up with SaaS changes

Software as a service is in the midst of an evolution, and enterprise customers considering an SaaS purchase need to ask an evolving set of questions, according to Forrester Research.