If rumors of Google and Microsoft going after a piece of Amazon’s infrastructure service business are true, the competition could result in dramatically lower prices and IT could be a big winner.
IT Can’t Keep Giving Users Forks to Eat Soup
Adam Pisoni from Yammer describes traditional enterprise software as being forced to eat soup with a fork when you know very well there are spoons are out there somewhere. He says, consumerization is forcing IT to give out spoons.
Facebook Joins Netflix in Helping ISPs Deliver Content Efficiently
Facebook has joined Netflix in offering edge servers to ISPs to help break content delivery bottlenecks around its growing photo collection. And your company could learn from Facebook’s highly efficient approach.
Building Security Architecture Up Front Key for Enterprise Mobile App Strategy
As more companies develop mobile apps to access enterprise systems, experts say it’s imperative to get issues like security architecture taken care of early on, allowing you to build apps on top of that system.
Microsoft Tries to Court IT with Surface
Microsoft appears to be trying to build a tablet that’s IT-friendly, but in the Bring Your Own Device era, users tend to be choosing their own devices, and this could be an outdated strategy.
Some Firms Giving Hackers a Taste of Their Own Medicine
Some IT departments have decided that the best defense against hackers could be a good offense, and deceiving hackers is one thing, but outright attacking them is another altogether.
When Enterprise Software Is Too Hard, You Must Consumerize It
As consumerization trends sweep over the enterprise, sometimes the easiest way to deal with a problem is to provide some front-end tweaks to make it easier to use the existing back-end systems. Beats ripping and replacing.
LinkedIn’s Sloppy Security Should be a Lesson to All
Last week’s security breach at LinkedIn was exacerbated by reportedly sloppy security techniques with stored passwords, which allowed hackers to grab millions of them.
NGINX Exec Talks about Netflix CDN Open Server Deal
When Netflix teamed with Internet Server maker NGINX to design the open source servers for its content delivery network (CDN), it turned out to be a good match for all concerned — including ISPs who got low-maintenance, highly efficient servers and users who should get smoother streaming of Netflix content.
Cloudflare Attack Proves Hackers Are Relentless
When hackers brought down web security service Cloudflare last week, a post mortem by the company showed the hackers exploited four unrelated vulnerabilities, proving just how relentless hackers can be when getting into a system.
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