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Cloud9 from Informatica targets Salesforce.com and Amazon subscribers

New York: Riverbed by the Hudson River

Amazon opens up new front in the database wars with database system in the Cloud

Developers trust Google and Amazon, but need convincing on Microsoft

Amazon reaches into Private Clouds

VMware snaps up SpringSource as Cloud Foundry launches

We do get The Cloud, insists Oracle product SVP Thomas Kurian

Given some of the less than wholeheated endorsements uttered by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, it's tempting to believe that the software giant is resistan...

A Warrior cry for Cloud Computing at Cisco

Cisco Systems sees Cloud infrastructure provision as the way ahead, choosing not to go head to head with the likes of Amazon in the public Cloud marke...

Structure 09: why customers are listening to one another, not vendors

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Last week's Structure 09 conference in San Francisco saw the good and the great of the Cloud Computing world come together to talk of platforms, infra...

Crossing the Cloud chasm - Geoffrey Moore on the stairway to heaven

Ever heard the phrase 'crossing the chasm'? It's what technology marketing people talk about when they refer to a new product or service entering into...

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Business Cloud Summit 2009

In the latest of our series of videos from the Business Cloud Summit 09, we talk to customers on the frontline of the Cloud.

View from the Cloud: is email dead for business?

Leading Cloud Computing industry figures offers their unique viewpoint on topical and strategic issues.

In this article Cameron  Nouri, Email & Apps Evangelist at Rackspace suggests that Cloud Computing alters the role of email in business.

"Email is clearly an important tool for communication, but it is just part of the infrastructure and not part of the company’s IP,  which drives market share and delivers competitive edge. This means email needs to adapt to businesses’ requirements, not  the other way around. As Cloud Computing become more widespread, we are already seeing a shift in how email is managed."   Read more.