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CIO Decisions - June 2010 Volume 2CIO cloud computing perspectives run the gamut, as early adopters tout already achieved savings and efficiencies, while those just entering the cloud seek advice on expectations and payoffs for the emerging service delivery model. In the June 2010 edition of Enterprise CIO Decisions Ezine, find out how to sift through the hype to achieve business value of cloud computing. Access >>>
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The value of cloud computing: CIOs discuss expectations and payoffs
by Christina Torode, News Director; and Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer
CIOs are cautiously deciphering the value of cloud computing, and finding that their expectations don't always match the payoff. Yet the service delivery model is gaining traction.
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Making inroads with tactical cloud computing applications
by Ed Scannell, Executive Editor
Off-the-shelf cloud computing applications are becoming a priority with enterprise CIOs looking for safe ways to move less strategic products and functions.
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CIOs on making the case for enterprise cloud computing
by Christina Torode, News Director; and Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer
When it comes to enterprise cloud computing, CIOs are finding that even the easy sells are hard. Learn how organizations are incorporating the cloud into their business strategies.
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The value of cloud computing: CIOs discuss expectations and payoffs
by Christina Torode, News Director; and Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer
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