Category: Cloud Computing

By Michael Liebow   Among cloud technorati, there’s been chatter about Bimodal IT, which is essentially the separation of old legacy systems, people and processes

The deployment of hybrid cloud environments is on the rise, with organizations looking to take advantage of the flexibility provided by this mixed environment of

Over the last couple of decades, the online travel industry has soared. Every year, consumers spend nearly U.S. $1 trillion at online travel sites. Nevertheless,

Managing IT infrastructure is a challenging proposition for any company in any industry. However, for smaller firms with limited technology skills, budgets and resources, it

A major concern among business and IT leaders—particularly those operating in the financial services arena—is managing data and handling transactions in the cloud. However, at

Only a few years ago, business and IT executives openly questioned whether their organizations should rely on cloud computing. There were questions about vendor reliability,

By George Hegedus My boss always asks me if I’m having fun. I get a kick out of it, since historically “fun” and “enterprise services”

By Chris Kenny  When you hear about companies running their entire business in the cloud, with executives on the go working from their phones and

The migration to digital business has introduced a variety of challenges for companies across a wide range of industries. Within the financial services sector, where