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	Betting big on the "SMAC stack" For most companies, however, the notion of doing a SMAC combo in any meaningful way is likely at least five years away. Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Integrating Mobility with Unified Access Meeting mobility demands of 4500 students, faculty and staff at a university is no small task. Join this Webcast to hear the Director of Enterprise Infrastructure explain the steps Abilene Christian University took to deliver a new level of student-faculty interaction. Learn More In this Issue Everything you need to know about keeping your Google account safe Riverbed teases with free SteelStore offering HP buys cloud provider Eucalyptus, Marten Mickos to lead HP Cloud Former Red Hat CTO now head of Google Cloud VMworld 2014, the cloud and the future of enterprise IT Early PaaS provider CloudBees to shut its service Google offers $100,000 cloud credit for startups CIO of defense department agency cautions against rush to cloud Infor plots move into cloud financials in strike against Workday Microsoft bringing more mobile, cloud products to China with new subsidiary Healthcare IT: Out of the Basement and into the Cloud WHITE PAPER: Citrix The Rising Value of App and Desktop Virtualization The growing strategic value of desktop virtualization technology is advancing quickly, providing new ways to enable business mobility and enabling the flexibility that organizations need to thrive. Read this white paper to see how falling cost factors in every part of the desktop virtualization architecture make it more affordable than ever. Learn more >> Everything you need to know about keeping your Google account safe Last week there were inaccurate reports that millions of Google passwords were hacked. It wasn't really the case, but you still should keep your Google account as safe as possible. Here's how to go a long way towards making sure it doesn't get hacked. Read More Riverbed teases with free SteelStore offering Riverbed announced today that customers can now use the virtual edition of the company's SteelStore storage appliance for free, bundling the product with six months of Amazon S3 cloud storage (at 8TB per month of volume) on the house. Read More HP buys cloud provider Eucalyptus, Marten Mickos to lead HP Cloud Hewlett-Packard has agreed to buy cloud platform provider Eucalyptus, stepping up HP's efforts in the growing field of cloud computing, Read More Former Red Hat CTO now head of Google Cloud Brian Stevens, the former chief technology officer for Red Hat, is now managing Google Cloud. Read More VMworld 2014, the cloud and the future of enterprise IT Anyone going back to work thinking that the public cloud remains two refresh cycles away is missing the bigger picture. Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Integrating Mobility with Unified Access Meeting mobility demands of 4500 students, faculty and staff at a university is no small task. Join this Webcast to hear the Director of Enterprise Infrastructure explain the steps Abilene Christian University took to deliver a new level of student-faculty interaction. Learn More Early PaaS provider CloudBees to shut its service CloudBees is shutting down its PaaS but will continue to offer products around Jenkins. Read More Google offers $100,000 cloud credit for startups Looking for more success stories to add to its portfolio, Google has assembled a starter package to help startup businesses ramp up operations with free Google Cloud Platform services. Read More CIO of defense department agency cautions against rush to cloud The Defense Information Systems Agency's David Bennett calls the cloud 'viable' for certain government operations. Read More Infor plots move into cloud financials in strike against Workday Infor is hoping to elbow its way into Workday's turf with an upcoming cloud-based financial software suite dubbed Financials Xi. Read More Microsoft bringing more mobile, cloud products to China with new subsidiary Microsoft is eying China with plans to develop more mobile and cloud-based technologies for the country at a new subsidiary in Shanghai, despite the regulatory hurdles the U.S. company has been facing in the country. Read More Healthcare IT: Out of the Basement and into the Cloud Historically, Healthcare IT has not been a IT trend setter. In fact, they have been historically viewed as technology laggards. We will explore how the Healthcare will be able to get out of the basement and into the cloud. Read More
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