From the Blogs

Huddle’s new intelligent synchronization tool brings Dropbox-like sync capabilities to shared enterprise documents, with added security and productivity

If big data and analytics apps are to achieve widespread success, then business users will have to pick up some of the high-level skills needed to get the best out of them.

Can it be that the UK government actually gets the cloud? Its gov.uk trial runs on Amazon and is aiming for savings of 80 to 90 percent.

If you really want to know how to build a cloud, look at how Google architects its data center infrastructure to produce economies of scale at a global level

Large and small enterprises are creating new business opportunities through their use of the cloud, at the expense of those who are slower to adapt.

UK-headquartered cloud collaboration platform Huddle is targeting enterprise customers with an unlimited user edition and a generous uptime guarantee.

Enterprises are adopting two types of cloud. One is less risky but inherently flawed. The other offers greater rewards but very few so far have succeeded with it.

Kudos to InfoWorld for researching and breaking its story about the sudden-death vulnerability built into every Oracle database. This is a classic piece of technology journalism, researched over a two-month period during which the editorial team “conducted our own tests, verified information with sources we believe to be reliable, and consulted extensively with Oracle itself.”Such [...]

Cloud became mainstream in 2011. Looking back, it’s extraordinary to see how far we’ve come in the year.