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Private Cloud - May 2011, Vol. 1 No. 2As public clouds have gained popularity among the IT industry, private cloud has begun to catch the eyes of IT pros, particularly those who want greater self-service and automation but worry about data security. However, many still remain apprehensive about what this platform has to offer. Gain insight on private cloud challenges and overcoming them. Access >>>
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Adjusting IT attitudes toward private cloud
by Bob Plankers, Contributor
A move to private cloud forces admins to rethink how they handle legacy apps, understand licensing nuances and step outside their silos.
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Adjusting IT attitudes toward private cloud
by Bob Plankers, Contributor
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Moving to a private cloud: Unveiling the myths
by Mike Laverick, Contributor
Some think moving from a virtualized data center to a private cloud requires just a little management software here and some automation there. It’s not quite that easy.
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Moving to a private cloud: Unveiling the myths
by Mike Laverick, Contributor
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Applications interfere with cloud computing adoption
by Carl Brooks, Senior Technology Writer
Legacy applications have surfaced as the true challenge in moving to private cloud.
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Applications interfere with cloud computing adoption
by Carl Brooks, Senior Technology Writer
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