IDC Comment: Amazon Web Services Opens German Datacenter

London, 23 October, 2014 – On Thursday, October 23, 2014, Amazon Web Services (AWS) opened a new regional datacenter in Germany. The new “region” is located in the Frankfurt area and offers two availability zones, and each zone has dedicated servers, storage, power and Internet connections — so any problems with one zone should not affect the other. With the existing datacenters in Ireland, this means that AWS now has two “regions” and five (three in Ireland and two in Frankfurt) availability zones in Europe. Although AWS had been planning…

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6 Hot New IT Roles for 2015 (2)

Technology Broker The ubiquitous nature of affordable, easy-to-use cloud-based apps has led to an influx of these applications into the enterprise, says Horne. “In the past, IT was in charge of all technology purchase decisions and developed specific vendor negotiation and purchasing skills,” Horne says. “Now, almost every department from marketing to finance has the ability to buy apps they feel will benefit their group, but in some cases these folks are more willing than able.” A technology broker provides buying advice and negotiating support to divisions across a company…

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6 Hot New IT Roles for 2015

The breakneck pace of change in the IT industry is forcing you to change the way you think about attracting and hiring skilled workers. Here are six new IT roles for 2015 and advice on how to find talent to fill them. The pace of change in IT has always been brisk, but technology advances such as virtualization, the cloud, service management and a focus on information management and collaboration have forced businesses into a dead sprint to keep up. And as technology changes, so do the skills, knowledge and…

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Kaspersky Lab Survey Discovers What Types of Data-Loss Keep Industrial IT Managers Awake at Night

According to a Kaspersky Lab survey of 3,900 IT professionals worldwide[AK1] , industrial and production businesses have security priorities that are drastically different from service-based industries. Industrial sectors can value (or under-value) certain types of data far differently than other businesses, and even amongst different industrial sectors, security priorities can vary greatly. The adage that “no two businesses are alike” is especially true when comparing businesses in corporate and services sectors (e.g., Education, E-Commerce, Healthcare) to industrial businesses. Kaspersky Lab’s survey classified respondents across 17 different business sectors, including the Manufacturing…

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Is Big Data Getting Too Big? The Data Obesity Crisis

We probably all know that obesity is becoming a big (pardon the pun) problem in the developed world and just becoming bigger. While we obviously need food to survive, Westerners in particular have access to so much food now that it has become unhealthy—and we are dying early as a result. It’s a mindset that more is always better — more food, more choices — but that’s not always the case. This is a similar phenomenon to the one I see with businesses and governments that are amassing data (big…

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Five affordable page layout tools

If your company is looking for a page layout app that won’t break the bank, check out these five low-cost tools.  There are plenty of reasons to have page layout software at the ready. Your business will need professional correspondence, marketing materials, flyers, and much more. But for some businesses, dropping the cash for a page layout app isn’t feasible. Fortunately, for those needing affordable solutions, there are plenty of page layout tools to choose from. I have gathered five such tools that should meet the needs for most users.…

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What happens to Windows 7 on October 31, 2014?

After October 31, 2014 – Microsoft will no longer provide its PC partners or systems builders with copies of Windows 7 Home Basic, Home Premium and/or Ultimate to preinstall on new PCs. This means that OEMs will be able to continue to sell their stock of PCs running these versions of Windows 7, but they won’t be allowed to replenish their supply. (Last year, on October 31, Microsoft ceased selling shrink-wrapped copies of Windows 7 at retail.) That looming October 31, 2014 deadline does not apply to PCs preinstalled with…

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Alert Logic opens doors of European Security Operations Centre in Wales

Wales selected as location of choice for new set-up Houston based security-as-a-service cloud provider Alert Logic has opened its new Security Operations Centre (SOC) in Cardiff after securing £1.15 million in funding from the Welsh government and having the support of a talented pool of exceptional local graduates. The new European SOC, along with a UK datacentre just down the road in Newport, comes as business is increasingly moving to the cloud and in need of cloud security services which recognise the increased awareness of compliance issues required post Snowden.…

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HP debuts Moonshot server with Xeon chip

Hardware giant expands portfolio to include Intel chips, and increases application support with XenApp HP has broadened its Moonshot portfolio with two new Intel-based server modules and four application-specific offerings. The m710 server module features an Intel Xeon E3-1284L v3 processor (which boast four Haswell cores) with built-in Iris Pro graphics on a P5200 GPU. HP said the integrated GPU negates the need for discrete graphics processor cards and allows customers to host any application in the datacentre. This module has been tuned for application delivery and video transcoding, according…

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