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Cloud Computing Goes Mainstream Implications for the IT Security Workforce

Training Industry

As a former CIO, I have implemented and seen the significant benefits of cloud computing, both in the leverage of compute on demand via infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) delivery models, and in the use of software as a service (SaaS) applications.

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The Ultimate Guide for Streamlined Cloud-Managed Services

Hurix Digital

However, managing cloud infrastructure and services can be complex and demanding, requiring specialized expertise and resources. This is where cloud-managed services step in, offering a tailored solution to effectively oversee and optimize cloud environments. In this blog, we delve into the world of cloud-managed services.

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When Does Your Training Need To Go On A Private Cloud?

eFront

Nowadays Cloud services are used for all kinds of things traditionally run from the enterprise data center , from corporate portals to full blown public facing applications (for example Apple’s own web services, from the App Store to Apple Music, are run on Microsoft’s Azure cloud). eFrontPro’s Private Cloud options.

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Software as a Service SaaS Implications for the IT Security Workforce

Training Industry

My last blog described the implications of cloud computing going mainstream and its impact on the workforce. Picking up on that theme, Software as a Service (SaaS)-based applications are increasingly the way organizations can quickly and easily leverage new applications.

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2010: mLearning Year in Review

mLearning Trends

OnPoint stepped up to plate here – to satiate pent-up demand in some and spark new interest in others – by introducing an integrated set of social features that blend “formal with informal” with support for PRIVATE mobile discussion forums, access to blogs and wikis, and support for mobile captured/user-generated content. Maybe next year.