Many cloud myths will be debunked in 2015 by this fast-paced industry, says Piers Linney

Following Gartner’s publication of its top 10 cloud myths, Co-CEO of Outsourcery Piers Linney says that many of them will be demystified over the coming 12 months. ‘Myths’ Gartner identified included the need for “one cloud strategy or vendor”, cloud being “less secure than on-premises capabilities” and that “cloud is not for mission-critical use”.

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Ocedo launches Software Defined Networking solution

Industry’s first cloud-managed and SDN-enabled network solution for distributed organizations, reduces operating expense when creating and managing enterprise networks.

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Crest Nicholson builds a sustainable future with Computacenter managed services

Customer challenge To maintain customer service levels throughout its current growth phase, Crest Nicholson needs to ensure its employees receive exceptional IT service levels. With sales processes managed from development sites, critical IT systems must be maintained across a geographically diverse area, which adds to the complexity of IT management.

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Cloud universes will be pulled together in 2015

Insight from Allan Leinwand, VP and CTO, cloud platform and infrastructure at ServiceNow, on the top five cloud trends that will unfold over the next year.

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Australian fish farm undergoes IT upgrade by investing in edge infrastructure

Australian fism farming company Tassal looked at harnessing IT to make its business of growing salmon more sustainable and cost-effective. It invested in an integrated IT solution powered by Vertiv and Dell EMC for its business in Tasmania.

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