Beware the oversimplification of cloud migration

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	Beware the oversimplification of cloud migration Moving applications, systems, and even entire architectures to cloud-based platforms is not exactly simple: You have to know the nitty-gritty details in data, processes, APIs, services, and other aspects about the existing state of IT. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix Exclusive Movie Event - Limited seating. Register today! **SPECIAL INVITATION** Join Citrix and Microsoft for "From Wow to How 2" where you'll also get to attend a private event featuring a summer blockbuster movie, the day before its official release. You'll learn the "how" of end-to-end virtual computing – from desktop delivery to networking and the Cloud. Seating is limited. Hurry and register today! In this Issue Microsoft's 'cloud bribes' are the right idea How to survive a cloud outage IT jobs: Winners and losers in the cloud era IBM rolls out cloud-based Web analytics tool Can metadata save us from cloud data overload? Virtualization: An easier path to the cloud WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Deliver SaaS applications to the Desktop Citrix OpenCloud Access and Citrix Receiver technologies make it possible for an enterprise to seamlessly provide SaaS applications to the user's desktops, and enable the user to have a consistent access experience both from within the enterprise network and outside. Citrix OpenCloud Access and Citrix Receiver technologies make it possible for an enterprise to seamlessly provide SaaS applications to the user's desktops, and enable the user to have a consistent access experience both from within the enterprise networ Microsoft's 'cloud bribes' are the right idea Migrating to cloud computing requires effort, risk, and cash. Considering that the cloud providers like Microsoft, Amazon.com, and Google will benefit directly from our move to their cloud services, let them pay us to get there. Read More How to survive a cloud outage You can't prevent your cloud service provider from going down, but there are ways to protect yourself. Read More IT jobs: Winners and losers in the cloud era We surveyed the cloud's effects on nine classes of IT jobs: Architects and sys admins win, middle managers and tech specialists lose -- what about you? Read More IBM rolls out cloud-based Web analytics tool The company is launching a product that is intended to link analytics from a variety of platforms, including the Web and social media networks, and tie them to marketing efforts ranging from automated actions to sales opportunities. Read More Can metadata save us from cloud data overload? The use of metadata allows users to effectively curate the bits and bytes for which they are responsible. But this may be a bit more difficult in practice than most expect. Read More Virtualization: An easier path to the cloud If you already have virtual servers running efficiently in your data centers today, then the road to seeing what cloud computing can do for you will be far smoother, because you're already used to thinking of resources in terms of accessing shared resources. Read More
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