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	Cloud app dev saves developers 1 hour of every 8 Cloud development streamlines the development process, improves tools procurement, and boosts collaboration, with developers more easily able to pass code off to team members, a survey of 400 developers found. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Save on Servers with Cisco SmartPlay Offer of the month! For a limited time only, save up to $1496 instantly on a pre-configured Cisco UCS C24 M3 Rack Server featuring two Intel® Xeon® processors, 32GB of memory, MegaRAID with 1 GB data cache, Supercap RAID card, and two 300GB SAS HDDs. Click to continue In this Issue Why cloud computing ROI tools are worthless INSIDER The challenges of disaster recovery as a service Your guide to the year's best technology Who controls Vert.x: Red Hat, VMware, or neither? 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 Why cloud computing ROI tools are worthless Anyone who trots out the hoary "ability to avoid capex costs" concept as the primary driver for adopting the cloud simply lacks a clear understanding of how to determine the true value of cloud computing. Read More INSIDER The challenges of disaster recovery as a service Backing up your data and running your systems in the cloud is attractive -- but likely to fail if you don't treat it like a physical warm-site backup. Read More Your guide to the year's best technology To have an eye for the best new technology, particularly enterprise technology, look beyond sheer coolness and consider how those products or services fit in with the fabric of what's already been deployed. Read More Who controls Vert.x: Red Hat, VMware, or neither? A recent dust-up over ownership illustrates how corporate politics works in the age of open source: As corporate giants grasp for control, community foresight ensures the open development of innovative technology carries on. Read More
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