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Charles Babcock 4 Things VMware Must Do At VMworld
VMware CEO Gelsinger needs to show customers a new leadership team and a company that understands how to compete in a multi-hypervisor marketplace.


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New Windows Azure features, including additional push notification capabilities and support for SQL Server AlwaysOn, show Microsoft's ambition to rule the enterprise cloud.

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Department of Homeland Security will use one cloud-based enterprise talent management system for all eight of its agencies to efficiently identify training needs.

Basho Embraces OpenStack With Riak Cloud Storage
Riak CS 1.4 introduces compatibility with OpenStack, takes on Swift and CEPH object stores with increased scalability.

IT As Cloud Service Provider: New Skills Required
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