Data security in the cloud, Cloud computing standards and compliance, SaaS and cloud computing security
Cloud computing for VARs, Cloud computing pricing and economics, Cloud service provider business models, Negotiating service-level agreements and billing with cloud providers, Cloud management and monitoring, Cloud computing strategies for CIOs
Data quality in test and development, Platform as a Service and cloud computing, SOA and cloud development, Windows Azure development, Cloud development and testing, Cloud APIs and frameworks
Building a private cloud infrastructure, Cloud backup, Cloud computing and virtualization, Data center colocation services, Linux and cloud computing, Networking and cloud infrastructure planning, Storage in the cloud, VMware cloud computing, WANs for cloud computing, Network and application performance in the cloud, Public cloud computing services, Open source cloud computing
Software as a Service and cloud computing, Oracle in the cloud, SAP in the cloud, CRM in the cloud, Enterprise application integration with cloud providers
High-performance computing in the cloud, Cloud disaster recovery, Cloud computing business intelligence, Building scalable websites in the cloud
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Verizon: The first big telco to enter the cloud, Verizon cornered off a section of its data center in Beltsville, Maryland to offer Infrastructure as a Service to its existing customers. But like all "premium" telco services, it's expensive and doesn't appear to offer more than anyone else. Also, is anyone actually using this yet? We'd love to hear from you.
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This was first published in February 2010
Cloud Computing Strategies for the CIO