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January 17, 2012
CloudCraze iPad Edition now available on iTunes
November 28, 2011
Don’t Lose Fido: Tagg Launches On CloudCraze Platform
November 14, 2011
EDL Consulting Announces CloudCraze Deployment for
Snaptracs, Inc. and Tagg—The Pet Tracker Online Store
December 29, 2011
Legacy Software Giants Finally Embrace the Cloud
October 02, 2011
The $30,000 Limited Edition iPhone 4
September 30, 2011
How’s Your Start-Up Going?
Friday, January 27 2012
US spy agencies look at cloud for security
Cloud computing may not be the first thing associated with security, but the U.S. government seems to be trying to change that, and it could eventually pay dividends for B2C and B2B businesses looking to integrate cloud services. U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said cloud computing could play a big role in sharing information securely between the country's spy agencies.
Thursday, January 26 2012
Ecommerce to see big improvement in 2012
With increased activity in both the B2B and B2C sector, ecommerce is poised for a big year, according to a presentation at the Women's Wear Daily Digital Forum by Michael McNamara, global solution leader at MasterCard Spending Pulse. The industry could see a 17 percent year-over-year gain to up to $200 billion this year, Luxury Daily reports.
Thursday, January 26 2012
Tips from the government for securing the cloud
With the federal government making its way into cloud computing, other businesses can help learn from research put into it. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a new set of guidelines for security that can be useful for both B2B and B2C companies looking to get into cloud computing in the enterprise.
This Week in Cloud Computing #24 with Bill Loumpouridis
