Twitter built in to the Cloud

IBM and Twitter have introduced an industry-first cloud data services that allow business professionals and developers to extract actionable business insights from Twitter data. With more than 100 early client engagements underway, the IBM and Twitter partnership is already helping enterprise clients apply social data to business decisions. 

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Customised cybersecurity solutions help overcome industry-specific challenges

The increasing number of connected devices is multiplying the probability of cyberattacks on companies across sectors. This is compelling organisations to adopt cybersecurity solutions in order to secure computing resources, information, networks and applications. As such, innovations will be directed towards fortifying sophisticated technologies such as cloud computing, big data, wireless communication, and the Internet of Things (IoT). 

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Ormuco joins the HP PartnerOne Service Provider Programme

The Ormuco platform built on HP Helion OpenStack delivers innovative, end-to-end, managed cloud solutions to its clients.

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OpenCloud Connect is the open cloud future

The CloudEthernet Forum marks a coming of age with a change of name.

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Radware has expanded its cloud services offering by launching the industry’s first fully managed...
Bridgeworks has launched WANrockIT for Amazon Web Services (AWS). Available as an Amazon Machine...
IndependenceIT, an integrated workspace automation software platform provider allowing IT...
First DDI solution provider to utilise Amazon Web Services Route 53 for cloud-based DNS.
CipherCloud VP sees one clear solution to the threats to data security in the cloud underlined by...
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Ferrari: A New Perspective on Cybersecurity

Ferrari took a strategic decision to choose Kaspersky Lab as their IT Security provider. They wanted to introduce more stringent IT security measures, both to protect their core business and to ensure an increase in safety. Find out more in this exclusive video.

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