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In this ancient fable, find out how three little clouds fared when they set off to make their fortune, leaving behind the familiar enterprise network where they’d grown up.

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Why are VMware and Citrix, the two biggest technology beasts of the cloud infrastructure layer, not making their presence felt in the SaaS vendor community, even though they clearly have a huge role to play in its fortunes?

To insist on a private SaaS instance dedicated just for your own use is exactly the same as going to deposit your money in a bank but insisting the bank never lends it out to anyone else.

Winners of the EuroCloud Awards for customer success stories provide some valuable case studies for policy makers in Europe to consider as they open up public consultation on a strategy for cloud computing

The paradox at the heart of ‘public’ cloud provision is that any provider has to own and manage their own private cloud to deliver a secure, reliable service.

SAP served up an insight into the principles behind its on-demand strategy in a keynote at EuroCloud’s annual member congress this week in Luxembourg.

Effortless integration with partner cloud applications could give Intuit’s ecosystem a big economic advantage in the small business market. Does that mean everyone will end up converging on the vendor’s business data model?