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3 Points on Cloud/SaaS Security from Google's Director of Security

Recommended by elsterama on September 10, 2010 via ReadWriteWeb

V3 is running an interview with Google director of security Eran Feigenbaum. Feigenbaum makes some interesting points about cloud security and the possibility that cloud solutions might actually be more secure than on-premise solutions. What do you think? Are these valid reasons to migrate to the cloud, or just marketing talking points?

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  • Cloud applications
  • Cloud computing
  • Google
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Spanning Backup: A Backup Solution for Google Apps

Recommended by elsterama on September 9, 2010 via WebWorkerDaily

Google Apps has gained a foothold in many organizations: it’s an easy solution for managing email, calendars and documents. It can be rolled out in a matter of minutes and requires little training.Continue

  • Backup
  • Calendaring software
  • Cloud applications
  • Computer storage
  • File hosting
  • Gmail
  • Google
  • Google Apps
  • ICal
  • Web 2.0
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5 Companies Thriving on the Rise of Shadow IT

Recommended by elsterama on September 8, 2010 via ReadWriteWeb

Shadow IT The read/write enterprise isn't just about using social media in the enterprise - increasingly, it's about employees actively choosing the technologies they use to get their jobs done instead of relying on decrees from on high about what sorts of technology to use.Continue

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Salesforce Knows Enterprise Software Must Go Mobile

Recommended by elsterama on September 8, 2010 via WebWorkerDaily

Salesforce.com, the customer relationship management software company, today said it will release a mobile client for Chatter, its enterprise social networking service some time this fall. Chatter Mobile users will be able to monitor their Chatter feeds — including posts from colleagues and alerts from apps — as well as post status updates, upload documents and photos, and comment on relevant conversations using their mobile devices.Continue

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How Jigsaw for Salesforce CRM Fits Into the New World of Messaging Platforms

Recommended by elsterama on September 3, 2010 via ReadWriteWeb

jigsawforsfcrm-1.jpgSalesorce.com acquired Jigsaw earlier this year. This past week, Salesforce.com unveiled the integration.

The service integrates Chatter, the Salesforce.com microblogging platform. When a contact is updated through Jigsaw, the subscriber gets an update in their Chatter feed.Continue

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  • Force.com
  • Information technology management
  • Jigsaw
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A Community-Based Framework to Evaluate Cloud Service Providers

Recommended by elsterama on August 28, 2010 via ReadWriteWeb

When we wrote last week about "4 Tools for Assessing Cloud Performance," we asked for suggestions about other resources that can help companies monitor and evaluate cloud services. And we asked for suggestions as to what factors, in addition to cost and performance, might be important to weigh when making business decisions.Continue

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Why Cloud Equals Better Outsourcing

Recommended by elsterama on August 27, 2010 via ReadWriteWeb

guest_cloudtree.pngBusiness Week published an article recently that talked about changes in outsourcing. They got the cloud part right - massive disruptions and changes in the IT infrastructure stack both in technology and company power positions. But they got the outsourcing part wrong. Continue

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  • Outsourcing
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“Call from Gmail” Now Rolling Out to Google Apps, Too

Recommended by elsterama on August 27, 2010 via WebWorkerDaily

When Google offers a new service, it generally comes to Gmail first, and can take a while before it becomes available to Google Apps accounts. So when the new “make phone calls from Gmail” service was announced, I wasn’t expecting to see it any time soon in Google Apps.Continue

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All Hail the Gmail

Recommended by elsterama on August 26, 2010 via WebWorkerDaily

This morning, Google turned on a new feature in Gmail: the ability to make and receive Google Voice phone calls. Google Voice is now tightly integrated with the address book, which has many waxing eloquent and predicting the death of Skype. Being a long-time VoIP watcher, I’m not as moved by it.Continue

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When K-12 Moves to the Cloud

Recommended by elsterama on August 24, 2010 via ReadWriteWeb

When any enterprise organization makes the move the cloud, it's a fairly elaborate process - the buy-in, the roll-out. "It's not as simple as turning on an account," says Jaime Casap. As Google Apps Education Manager, Casap would know. Google Apps for Education now boasts some 8 million users worldwide. And so while headlines may announce that states and school districts have turned on the account, so to speak, that news only tells a small part of the story.Continue

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