Using private clouds for all the right reasons

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	INSIDER Using private clouds for all the right reasons Private clouds are all the buzz these days, so you'd be forgiven for thinking that everybody's doing it. But in fact, fewer companies than you might think have deployed 'true' private clouds. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell VMware Your Private Cloud on a Single Server Discover how VMware and Dell have proven their ability to condense all of the technology needed to support this highly elastic and cost-effective IT consumption model into a single server. Learn More In this Issue The bare-bones cloud: Why bother? When it makes sense to become a cloud provider Windows Server 2012 R2 and Azure Pack work better together Microsoft continues cloud ERP push with Dynamics NAV update WHITE PAPER: Dell and Microsoft Scalable Performance and Simplicity in Setup This exclusive guide examines a virtualized infrastructure solution that is simple to deploy, manage and upgrade. Learn how you can configure your infrastructure to support up to 1,500 users per virtual machine and see how easy upgrading actually is. Read Now! The bare-bones cloud: Why bother? IaaS plays like Amazon EC2 mainly provide a way for you to do what you're already doing for a little less money. PaaS and SaaS deliver a lot more. Read More When it makes sense to become a cloud provider These days, many enterprises have processes or data they want to share with the world -- and they want to do it with cloud computing. At least, that's what I find in my travels. Read More Windows Server 2012 R2 and Azure Pack work better together While Windows Server 2012 supports some aspects of Azure Pack, R2 has five added or enhanced features. Read More Microsoft continues cloud ERP push with Dynamics NAV update Microsoft is preparing to roll out a new version of its Dynamics NAV ERP (enterprise resource planning) software that includes a key feature for cloud-based deployments as well as tighter integration with Office. Read More
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