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24 November 2010

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Wed Nov 24, 2010

Netflix's Advice on Moving to Amazon Web Services

The Netflix's video streaming service has nearly tripled in growth during the past year. To scale the service, Netflix has moved its API and other operations to Amazon Web Services (AWS) over the past several months. In an interview today on the Cloudscaling blog, Netflix Cloud Architect Adrian Cockcroft discusses why Netflix moved to AWS. He...

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Make Your Meetings More Productive with Meetzi

Meetings are a waste of time. OK, maybe not all meetings. But we've all sat idly by in a pointless meeting that wastes our time and drags on and on in different directions. Various attempts have been made in recent years to fix meetings: from Open Space Technology to stand-up meetings. Entire books have been written on the subject. Meetzi is a...

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A Service for Using Google Docs in Microsoft Office

Google is unveiling its service to connect a Google account to Microsoft Office today. Google Cloud Connect is intended for people who have not made the full move to Google Docs and are still using Microsoft Office. It allows people to use the Office interface with the features that come with Google Docs Web-based collaboration. The product is...

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US Federal Government To Prioritize Cloud Solutions Over On-Premise Solutions

The US federal government will soon adopt a "cloud-first" policy, meaning federal agencies will be required to used cloud services "whenever a secure, reliable, cost-effective cloud option exists." The announcement came last week from Jeffrey Zients, the government's first chief performance officer. According to the Washington Post, the new policy...

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Weekly Case Study: Health Network Solves Power and Cooling Issues

Based in Phoenix, Arizona, John C. Lincoln Health Network (JCL) is an acclaimed health system that includes two hospitals, physician practices, community outreach programs and the John C. Lincoln Health Foundation. JCL faced a challenge in its data center. It needed server consolidation to avoid power and cooling limitations while at the same...

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Study: Wi-Fi Makes Our Trees Sick

Data centers hum day and night. More often than ever before we connect to these cloud environments through Wi-Fi networks. According to PCWorld, now it looks like the radiation from Wi-Fi networks is making our trees sick. According to the study, translated from Dutch using Google Translate, trees in urban areas of the Netherlands showed an increasing number of damage such as cracks, bumps,...

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Marketo: SaaS Provider on a Quest for an IPO

Marketo raised $25 million from Institutional Investor Partners (IVP) and existing investors this week. Chief Executive Officer Phil Fernandez says the investment will help position the company for an Initial Public Offering (IPO). IVP has funded companies such as Netflix, Twitter and Zynga. Previous Marketo investors also participated in the funding round. Those investors include InterWest...

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Salesforce.com's Chatter to Go Freemium (Updated)

Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff reportedly told analysts today that the company will announce a free version of its enterprise activity stream product Chatter at the annual Dreamforce event in San Francisco next month. The revelation came in a conference call with financial analysts to discuss the company's third quarter financial results, according to CRN. Benioff confirmed the story via Twitter...

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Run Desktop Apps in the Cloud for Free with Spoon

Spoon gives users the ability to run desktop applications, including OpenOffice.org, TweetDeck and Autodesk's Design Review and Inventor Fusion Technology Preview from the cloud. Users need only sign-up for an account and install a browser plugin. The applications behave exactly like actual local desktop apps, except perhaps a tad slow. You can open and save files on your local hard drive as...

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Why President Clinton's Team Is Changing its Tune About Tweeting From Salesforce.com Event

President Bill Clinton has been in a bit of a blogger firestorm this week following his camp's demand that there would be no tweeting or live blogging at his keynote session at the Dreamforce, the Salesforce.com event in a few weeks. We reported Tuesday about an email message we received from the public relations firm representing Salesforce.com, which laid out the Clinton team's...

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WeeklyPoll: Microsoft's 'To The Cloud' TV Campaign

Microsoft has launched an advertising campaign with the catch phrase: "To the Cloud." Typical for Microsoft, some people love the advertisements and others think the campaign is just awful. The campaign will run across television, magazines, the Web, billboards and airport signs. It is designed to show the customer benefits of cloud computing. According to WinRumors, Microsoft is also kicking...

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