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Skyscape Cloud Services announces price reductions and service level improvements

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The assured cloud services provider announces plans to reduce costs by nearly 60 percent.

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IBM has announced that organizations gaining competitive advantage through high cloud adoption are reporting almost double the revenue growth and nearly 2.5 times higher gross profit growth than peer companies that are more cautious about cloud computing, from a recent survey conducted with more than 800 business decision makers and users worldwide.

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The shift away from on premise towards cloud computing continues unabated. Yet while the business reasons for handing over this non-core activity to a third party add up, is the financial model really as compelling as promised? In reality, with upwards of 80% of UK hosted providers still using outdated technology to deliver their so-called cloud deployments, the business case is being supported by plummeting communications costs – not the smart use of innovative, cloud optimised...

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Oracle has entered into an agreement to acquire BigMachines, a leading cloud-based Configure, Price and Quote (CPQ) solution provider.

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Outsourcery plc has signed an agreement with London Business School to provide integrated cloud communication solutions that will be used by all of its several thousand staff and students.

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Partnership with Akamai combines cloud analytics and global network of security experts to help protect and mitigate security risks.

Calligo pushes growth strategy with senior appointments

Calligo, a world leading cloud solution provider, has announced a series of senior appointments...

Six Degrees Group constructs advanced communications solution for United Living Group

Key merger sparks technology overhaul for affordable housing contractor.

Transformation programme to increase water authority’s IT flexibility and resilience

MTI Technology, a global provider of IT services and solutions, has won a £15 million contract...

VMware to expand vCloud Air in Central Europe with new German data centre

VMware, Inc. plans to bring VMware vCloud® Air™ (previously VMware vCloud® Hybrid...

Fedr8 offers up Cloud Options with Strategic Blue

Fedr8, an innovative cloud solutions provider, has formed a strategic partnership with Strategic...

VMTurbo builds momentum

KPN joins CSC, BT, Internet Solutions, OpSource, LayeredTech, and other leading providers in...

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Skyscape Cloud Services announces price reductions and service level improvements

Cloud Computing provides competitive advantage

Heavy Clouds need optimising for ISV growth

Oracle buys BigMachines

Contract signed with London Business School

IBM protects clients from security attacks