What the cloud will look like in 3 years

	Personal email and private clouds fall in war on privacy | Microsoft discloses Office 365 uptime data
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	What the cloud will look like in 3 years Perennial management, security, and data issues will remain key, but they will look different than they do today. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Best Practices for Maintaining Security and Control Most organizations want to leverage the cloud, but also recognize that migrating all their applications all at once is not always practical. In taking a prudent and measured approach, they are seeking ways to utilize cloud-based applications and infrastructure while maintaining certain applications on-premise. Read now! In this Issue Personal email and private clouds fall in war on privacy Microsoft discloses Office 365 uptime data Salesforce.com to impose massive fee hike for app store security review WHITE PAPER: 10gen How Apollo Group Evaluated MongoDB Apollo Group, best known as the parent company of the University of Phoenix, sought to build a cloud-based learning management platform and needed a new data store to support it. After a thorough evaluation, Apollo Group selected MongoDB for its ease of use, performance, availability, and cost effectiveness. Learn More Personal email and private clouds fall in war on privacy Not content to track smartphone and Internet use, the industrial surveillance state claims two more casualties. The damage to U.S. Internet companies that do business internationally -- which is to say, nearly all of them -- may be catastrophic. Read More Microsoft discloses Office 365 uptime data Dropping the veil of secrecy over Office 365 uptime, Microsoft has released availability data for each of the past four quarters and is celebrating the results. Read More Salesforce.com to impose massive fee hike for app store security review Salesforce.com is raising the cost of an initial security review for paid applications in its AppExchange store from $300 to $2,700, saying the hike will allow it to deliver the reviews much faster. Read More
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