Whether it’s public, private or hybrid, cloud computing is opening up new opportunities for organizations of every size. Hybrid cloud storage provides on-demand capacity that enables data center operators to handle the deluge of Big Data, while Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) leverage the pay-as-you-go model to improve the way organizations work and succeed. Hear from CDW’s team of experts as they take a deep dive into the ways organizations can prepare for a cloud migration, bolster cloud security in the face of rising threats and take full advantage of the scalability and flexibility of Microsoft Azure and other cloud resources.
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On April 7th, Adobe is launching a new PDF Cloud offering called Acrobat Document Cloud (DC). Users will now be able to create, review, approve, sign and track documents whether they are on a desktop or mobile device. Acrobat DC, with its touch-enabled user interface, will be available both via subscription and perpetual license.
At the end of January, Amazon Web Services announced the preview of a new enterprise email service called Amazon WorkMail, designed to challenge the two largest enterprise messaging vendors: Microsoft and Google. Essentially, AWS is an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) vendor that incorporated an application into an infrastructure portfolio. While not going into detail…
There’s a problem with the technology that we’ve come to know as “cloud.” The cloud is not what you think it is. You see, every computer user assigns a definition to the technology they use and it doesn’t even have to be accurate. It’s WHAT IT IS…to the user. This can lead to confusion and…
Microsoft Office 365 offers a substantially different — and far superior — way of optimizing knowledge worker productivity. But because accessing productivity software from the cloud is so different from running it locally, many IT decision-makers approach the move to Office 365 as a major enterprise technology migration. As a result, they often defer implementation…
Availability Groups is a great solution for providing both high availability and disaster recovery for SQL Server 2012 and 2014 deployments. But for many, the cost of a secondary site can be a roadblock to providing disaster recovery resiliency.
Over the past few months, Azure has gained quite a bit of steam. It’s especially noteworthy, seeing as it has continued solid growth despite a rather serious outage in November. Azure’s pace has not gone unnoticed, causing Bloomberg BusinessWeek to delve into why it has been successful in closing the market share gap with AWS.
