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Savvis: Adding
true cloud services to its hosting business took Savvis some time, but the company is starting to
see revenue as a result. The hoster has focused squarely on security services in the cloud,
including virtual machine and network-level security not available from other cloud providers. This
could give Savvis an important edge as enterprises move into the cloud.
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This was first published in February 2010
Cloud Computing Strategies for the CIO
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