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Infrastructure: client standards pitch aims from business to mobiles

Posted by Martin Banks in Infrastructure on Tue, 02/03/2010 - 15:08

 The end user client component of infrastructures is starting to get a good deal of attention these days, and not without reason. A singleton PC is one thing, but an infrastructure with several thousand of them becomes a significant issue for the user, involving both high energy consumption and serious management issues. The next upgrade cycle is also rearing its head. So cutting back on these is now an obvious target for users.

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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.

Business Cloud Summit 2010- the Business Cloud one year on!

We said that 2009 was the Year of the Cloud. We were wrong. In reality it was a year of the Cloud, albeit an important year. It was the year that Cloud Computing adoption gained sufficient traction that even if your organisation hadn't begun to roll out Cloud-based technologies, it needed at least to put them on the corporate agenda for consideration. 

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