Features

Anna Gong, VP, cloud, virtualization & service automation, APAC, CA Technologies

CA Tech predicts: Every company can become a service provider
The cloud computing market is causing a big shift in business models, where every company can fundamentally become a service provider, said CA Technologies' cloud specialist Anna Gong. Read on to find her seven other predictions about cloud in 2012 and the key lessons learnt last year.
Albert Tay, Director, Fusion Middleware, Oracle Asia Pacific

Oracle advises: 4 paradigm shifts to tap cloud benefits

Ricky Chan, director, next-gen computing solutions & networking, China & HK

Dell predicts: "Openness" to turn legacy data center into cloud

John Landau, senior vice president, global managed services, Tata Communications

Tata predicts: Cloud as next standard option in IT tool kit

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CA Tech predicts: Every company can become a service provider
NTT Com to acquire 74% stake in Netmagic Solutions
EMC predicts: Huge biz potentials when cloud meets big data
Tata predicts: Cloud as next standard option in IT tool kit
Oracle advises: 4 paradigm shifts to tap cloud benefits
Rackspace predicts: More biz to distribute apps on cloud by 2014
Equinix supports AWS Direct Connect in APAC
C&W Worldwide, Equinix jointly offer global data center services

Opinion

Damien Wong, general manager, ASEAN, Red Hat Asia Pacific
Damien Wong, Red Hat Asia Pacific
5 steps to introduce private cloud to your existing infrastructure
Andrew Sampson, general manager, Hong Kong and Macau, Hitachi Data Systems
Andrew Sampson, Hitachi Data Systems
3 keys to becoming a successful cloud service provider
Werner Vogels, Chief Technology Officer, Amazon Web Services
Werner Vogels, Amazon Web Services
Reach new heights with the cloud