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This on demand webcast discusses a new take on transforming organizations to a service-based delivery model.

Presented by Phyllis Drucker, Business Process Consultant. 

 

Learning Nuggets from this presentation:

• Overview of the types of cloud technologies available

• The service-based delivery approach and why it's important (will use concrete examples)

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Microsoft recently announced that its venerable Office apps were to be made available as web apps. They are now available for signup: Word, Excel, Powerpoint and OneNote.

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There's so much hype about cloud computing nowadays, some folks are contemplating addressing the major shortcoming of traditional "clouding" -- the fact that data is out there in the Internet and may not be secure. Some thus might be tempted to ask, "why shouldn't I build my own cloud?"

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Wired magazine has an interesting article about an interested application of cloud computing. They tell the story of an investigation that led to the arrest of a pair of alleged spammers. It seems the accused were suspected of using Google to store their data:

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Valerie Valentine over at Information-Management.com recently posted a look at virtualization trends.

Referring to a recent study, virtualization has improved service quality, operational staff productivity and morale, and despite increased complexity looks set to expand:

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