Networks & Data Center

Amazon Announces General Availability of Its Outposts Hybrid Solution

Amazon announced its Outposts product, the AWS stack in your datacenter, ordered through its cloud console, in late 2018. In December 2019, the service, which promises a...

AWS Sells on Speed, Not Cost

At the opening of AWS Summit in Toronto, Joshua Burgin emphasized that the main benefit of AWS cloud services is increased speed and agility. This aligns with Info-Tech's...

AWS and Azure AD: A Match Made in Heaven?

AWS customers can now integrate Azure AD with AWS single sign-on. This will bring the convenience of the Office 365 sign-on to Amazon’s cloud, and it’s a signal that...

Veeam Acquisition by Insight Partners – More Than Just a Financial Backer?

Veeam to be acquired by Insight Partners for US$5 billion: On January 9, 2020, Veeam announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement of purchase with Insight...

Quest Software Expands Office 365 Backup Support With Its NetVault Backup v12.4 Release

Quest Software’s NetVault Backup v12.4 release adds support for OneDrive to its existing Office 365 (O365) backup capabilities, enabling its customers to better align...

ServiceNow New York is Here

ServiceNow version New York has entered General Availability. These features should delight high-maturity IT departments but are mostly worthless for low-maturity groups.

Veeam Enables Storage Savings on Amazon S3

Veeam has rolled out new backup features that integrate with Amazon S3 to help users save on storage costs for their backups. This tech is some serious secret sauce.

AWS Partnering with Humber College

AWS and Humber College have announced a partnership. This aligns with AWS’s focus on education and partnership as part of its marketing and service strategies.

Ayehu Enables Custom Activities

In its latest release, Ayehu has enabled users to create custom activities. This marks a significant shift in Ayehu’s product strategy.

IaaS Will Suffer a Slow Death

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) will suffer a slow death as applications evolve to run on cloud platforms. The IaaS/PaaS/SaaS model of cloud services will die with it.

Amazon Announces General Availability of Its Outposts Hybrid Solution Amazon announced its Outposts product, the AWS stack in your datacenter, ordered through its cloud console, in late 2018. In December 2019, the service, which promises a...
AWS Sells on Speed, Not Cost At the opening of AWS Summit in Toronto, Joshua Burgin emphasized that the main benefit of AWS cloud services is increased speed and agility. This aligns with Info-Tech's...
AWS and Azure AD: A Match Made in Heaven? AWS customers can now integrate Azure AD with AWS single sign-on. This will bring the convenience of the Office 365 sign-on to Amazon’s cloud, and it’s a signal that...
Veeam Acquisition by Insight Partners – More Than Just a Financial Backer? Veeam to be acquired by Insight Partners for US$5 billion: On January 9, 2020, Veeam announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement of purchase with Insight...
Quest Software Expands Office 365 Backup Support With Its NetVault Backup v12.4 Release Quest Software’s NetVault Backup v12.4 release adds support for OneDrive to its existing Office 365 (O365) backup capabilities, enabling its customers to better align...
ServiceNow New York is Here ServiceNow version New York has entered General Availability. These features should delight high-maturity IT departments but are mostly worthless for low-maturity groups.
Veeam Enables Storage Savings on Amazon S3 Veeam has rolled out new backup features that integrate with Amazon S3 to help users save on storage costs for their backups. This tech is some serious secret sauce.
AWS Partnering with Humber College AWS and Humber College have announced a partnership. This aligns with AWS’s focus on education and partnership as part of its marketing and service strategies.
Ayehu Enables Custom Activities In its latest release, Ayehu has enabled users to create custom activities. This marks a significant shift in Ayehu’s product strategy.
IaaS Will Suffer a Slow Death Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) will suffer a slow death as applications evolve to run on cloud platforms. The IaaS/PaaS/SaaS model of cloud services will die with it.

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