The Little Shop for Apps
Treasury & Risk • August 1, 2011To cut costs and ensure security, companies adopt a retail model for distributing apps for mobile devices to their employees.
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Organizations lack critical cloud computing skills such as assessing the risks associated with cloud computing and managing cloud initiatives, according to a new KPMG report. Organizations lack critical cloud computing skills such as assessing the risks associated with cloud computing and managing cloud initiatives, according to a new KPMG...
readmoreGroup will advocate for openness in cloud computing but isn’t looking to set standards The Open Cloud Initiative, a non-profit organization established to advocate for open standards in cloud computing, officially launched last week and announced a 30-day public comment period on its Open Cloud Principles, which are focused...
readmoreGoogle’s two-factor authentication system is now available in 150 countries and 40 languages, the company recently said. The service — which was previously available only in English — allows individual users to opt for a second login step, which sends an authorization code to an iPhone, Android or BlackBerry...
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To cut costs and ensure security, companies adopt a retail model for distributing apps for mobile devices to their employees.
readmoreAvaya and others offer easy-to-use, low-cost, browser-based virtual environments for corporate meetings
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Several companies are offering business-friendly virtual meeting platforms that work right in a Web browser, no software download required, with prices starting at around $50 a month.
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Companies with backup systems in place kept their businesses running when a major outage at Amazon shut down websites.
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