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Outsourcing contracts typically include detailed termination and transition assistance provisions that outline the provider's responsibilities regarding data return
A recent uproar over the Google Drive service for consumers raised several important questions about cloud storage
Zombie servers can cost your company a lot of money so documentation is very important
Proponents say remote systems can be trusted
Cloud is not just about sharing infrastructure and software, but about sharing information, says David King
Businesses can save money and implement solutions faster by working with SMEs and using open source technology, says Andrew Savory
Steve Pawlowski says when Intel can no longer scale in two dimensions, it will scale in three
The cloud brokerage model simplifies the management challenge for end users, says Ken O'Hagan
Three ways to extend your data centre with cloud services
How to go about wverwriting, degaussing and physical destruction
There are ways to shed some of those unwanted terabytes
Centralisation of infrastructure configuration metadata is critical for disaster recovery
Cloud or not, Citrix is continuing to provide hardware and software as it has for decades
With the data centre moving to various cloud configurations, server provisioning will be a concern
The BigQuery service is an online analytical processing (OLAP) system designed for terabyte-scale datasets
While midsize businesses are more willing to outsource IT compute cycles to public cloud providers, larger organisations are selectively testing the waters
The face of data science is changing, are you ready?
Developers will continue using the Java platform, but won't necessarily be writing in Java, says Gil Tene
It is important for IT departments to form strong relationships with facilities management
Vendors are responding with new products in order to deal with rising energy costs and competition from the cloud
Vendor, staff or contractor: Who's at fault?
Powering your life from punch cards to OS/2
A look at the technology behind the British Library's project to put 300 years of newpapers online
A design decision made by Oracle architects long ago may have painted some of Oracle's largest customers into a corner
Both brick-and-mortar stores and online retailersare looking at ways to manage capacity during the Christmas rush
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