2012: The year cloud computing took a bite out of IT

	Beyond Apple and Google: 2012's key enterprise shifts | Cloud computing in 2013: Two warnings
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	2012: The year cloud computing took a bite out of IT As new public cloud plays leap in and the private cloud slowly evolves, we're on the brink of a shift to cloud computing for critical business workloads. Read More WEBCAST: Trend Micro Targeted Attacks: Don't be a Victim Advanced Persistent Threats are on the rise. Organizations lose hundreds of thousands of dollars because traditional security just can't keep up. Effective security should be your eyes and ears throughout the network.. View Now In this Issue Beyond Apple and Google: 2012's key enterprise shifts Cloud computing in 2013: Two warnings WEBCAST: Liaison Technologies Managed Services: B2B Communication in the Cloud Learn how Neenah Paper, with the assistance of Liaison Technologies, gained business advantage through B2B communication in the cloud. Learn More Beyond Apple and Google: 2012's key enterprise shifts It's that time of year, when everyone is recapping 2012's big stories -- successes and failures -- or prognosticating what 2013 will hold. Read More Cloud computing in 2013: Two warnings Yes, cloud computing will grow nicely next year, but no one should expect only smooth sailing. Read More
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