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VMware CEO Shows Why Citizen Developers Are the Inevitable Result of Cloud GrowthAnalysts make their bones on prognostication and prediction, and the imminent demise of any given technology is a mainstay of their subject matter. San Francisco-based... |
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Technology’s New Morality Play – Time to Throw Out the Script and Start ImprovisingVMware challenges IT to be more than it may be comfortable with: technologists as members of an elite caste charged with the moral use of technology and guarding the... |
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Oracle Announces a New Hybrid Cloud Partnership With VMwareOracle is aiming to make it extremely easy to shift your VMware workloads to the Oracle Cloud. In addition, it will provide you the capability to choose where your data... |
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Emergency Response Plan Checklist, Summary, and Staff InstructionsUse this document as a guideline to develop or review your emergency response plans. |
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Engineered Chaos Will Help You Test Your Mature BCPModern business continuity planning is complicated. Ideas from chaos engineering can help test resiliency, but only if you have a mature BCP. |
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Ayehu Gives Helping Hand in Building Automation WorkflowsAyehu gives users a helping hand in building workflows. The firm’s strategy aligns with a trend in the automation market, in which vendors are competing over usability and... |
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Avaya in Talks With RingCentral to Form Joint VentureAvaya moved away from the idea of being acquired following news that it is in talks to partner with RingCentral. |
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ServiceNow Gets New Leadership as of End-of-Year 2019ServiceNow announced a change in leadership that will happen by end-of-year 2019. |
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Does a “Stevie” Guarantee Amazing Customer Service?A vendor in the web conferencing space garnished award honors from the Stevie 16th Annual International Business Awards announced on Aug. 27. Mountain View,... |
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AWS Announces Third Availability Zone for Canada CentralAt the AWS Summit in Toronto on October 3, 2019, Amazon Web Services announced a third availability zone (AZ) for Canada Central, to be launched in 2020. A third AZ will... |
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