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Risk isn't in the cloud, it's in IT's readiness for it

The lack of a sound IT framework for managing cloud is a big hindrance to adopting cloud technologies. CEB offers CIOs a three-step remedy.
IBM gets real about cloud, CIOs must as well

In this week's Searchlight: IBM puts billions into being a public cloud provider, science thumbs its nose at Verizon, keeping cloud honest and more.
The trials and tribulations of IT consumerization

IT consumerization adds business value but comes with liabilities. Just ask the e-discovery industry.
#MITCIO tweets and tips on architecting for the future

Six takeaways from the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium on architecting the enterprise for cloud, big data, mobile, you-name-it.

Cloud computing for enterprise CIOs

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If cloud computing companies form ecosystems, users will benefit

A partner network hosted by one provider, like Amazon's EC2, can mean cost and performance advantages for customers of those services. Here's how. Tip
The real cost of cloud computing services

Cloud computing services reallocate costs and save you money in the short term, but companies should keep in mind what the usage-based model will cost long term. Tip
Tips for integrating server virtualization in a private cloud

Integrating server virtualization technology in a private cloud can offer benefits including flexibility, cost savings and consolidation -- if implemented and managed correctly. Tip
Seven tips to improving enterprise data protection

CIOs should take a holistic approach to enterprise data protection. Security expert Mark Egan offers seven tips for enhancing your data protection policy. Tip
Technology innovation drives data center of the future

Future-thinking CIOs plan to get the most out of their data center resources while reducing how much they spend on power and cooling. Tip
SAP software on-demand: The hidden costs

SAP software, including CRM on-demand has basic sales force automation features, but integrating with back-end systems and mapping data to the on-demand platform could add fees. Tip

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