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Collaboration Tools Improve Productivity Drastically

Collaboration Tools Improve Productivity Drastically

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 11, 2010

With Enterprise 2.0 just over, I am still talking about social and collaboration with others. I came across an interesting data about the collaboration space and thought I will highlight it here. We all know how the modern collaboration tools increase the productivity in an organization by manyfold. There are many studies that put a […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged collaboration, Collaboration tools, enterprise 2.0, enterprises, forrester report, google, google apps, google docs, google sites, productivity, roi, Social Business

iPad And IT Admins: NaviSite Adds iPad Support To Manage Their Cloud

iPad And IT Admins: NaviSite Adds iPad Support To Manage Their Cloud

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 18, 2010

The iPad and IT Admin frenzy that started few weeks back is now turning into “enterprise fashion” trend. Every day you hear from an enterprise service provider adding support to their service through iPad. Particularly, apps designed to help IT Admins and manager take care of their infrastructure through iPad is very attractive for me. […]

Posted in Mobile | Tagged cloud computing, cloud management, enterprises, ipad, ipad-enterprise, ipad-IT, iPad4B, it admins, IT management, navisite | 2 Responses

iPad And IT Admins: VMware Jumps Into iPad Mania

iPad And IT Admins: VMware Jumps Into iPad Mania

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 14, 2010

This is my third post in the last ten days on the iPad in the enterprise meme and the main reason is that this meme is refusing to die anytime soon. VMware is the culprit this time. At the VMworld Europe conference on Tuesday, VMware CTO, Steve Herrod, announced about VMware’s plan for this device […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged android, Enterprise, enterprises, ipad, ipad-IT, iphone, it admins, IT management, smartphones, vcenter, vmware, vmware view | 1 Response

iPad In The Enterprise Meme Continued

iPad In The Enterprise Meme Continued

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 11, 2010

The tech media is busy talking about how iPad is entering today’s enterprises along with other smartphones. I have also talked about this topic many times in the past. Today, GigaOm’s theAppleblog carried an article about enterprise penetration of iPad. Darrell Etherington, the author of the post, was highlighting some evidences which points to enterprise […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged enterprises, ipad, ipad-enterprise, ipad-IT, iPad4B, it admins, IT management | 5 Responses

Syncplicity Enhances Their Business Edition To Compete Harder In The Crowded Marketplace

Syncplicity Enhances Their Business Edition To Compete Harder In The Crowded Marketplace

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 6, 2010

Syncplicity (see previous CloudAve coverage), the cloud based file storage and management company, yesterday announced the release of additional features for their Business Edition. This will help them compete harder with services like Sugarsync, Box.Net, etc. in the business space. With this release, Syncplicity makes it clear that they want to target the corporate accounts. […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged box.net, business edition, cloud storage, dropbox, enterprises, smb, storage, sugarsync, syncplicity

iPad In Enterprise: IT Folks Can Have One Too

iPad In Enterprise: IT Folks Can Have One Too

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 4, 2010

Ever since iPad has been released by Apple, there are discussions on whether iPad is an enterprise material or not. However, we are seeing increased iPad adoption in many organizations including some big enterprise players. However, there is another trend slowly shaping up without much media fanfare. Slowly, there are tools available for IT folks […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged Apple, cloud computing, Enterprise, enterprises, ipad, ipad-enterprise, ipad-IT, iPad4B, it admins, IT management, mcloud, morphlabs, private clouds | 4 Responses

Jitterbit Offers Deeper Integration With Salesforce

Jitterbit Offers Deeper Integration With Salesforce

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 1, 2010

Image via CrunchBase Jitterbit (See previous CloudAve coverage), Oakland based integration provider, announced the availability of Jitterbit Connect for Salesforce so that organizations can seamlessly connect their data with Salesforce. I have been talking to some enterprise folks and every one of them is quite convinced about the value offered by Salesforce. By offering an […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged boomi, enterprises, integration solutions, jitterbit, open source, salesforce | 3 Responses

Is MindTouch A Documentation Player Or A Collaboration Player?

Is MindTouch A Documentation Player Or A Collaboration Player?

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 26, 2010

MindTouch, the San Diego based enterprise software company, announced the availability of Technical Communication Suite on friday. This adds a social layer over their powerful content platform, thereby, allowing organizations to build a community around their content. This platform is very handy not only for startups and smaller companies, it is also very important for […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged collaboration, documentation, enterprise 2.0, enterprises, mindtouch, social software, technical documentation | 1 Response

Sonoa Rebrands As Apigee, New Premium Features Added

Sonoa Rebrands As Apigee, New Premium Features Added

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 22, 2010

Sonoa Systems (See our previous coverage of Sonoa), a provider of enterprise API management solutions, today announced that they are rebranding as Apigee, which, so far, was a free API tools platform helping developers easily tap into the APIs of modern social networks and other web applications. The rebranding removes confusion on their offerings and […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged analysis, Apigee, APIs, enterprises, freemium, paas, rebranding, sonoa systems

Morph Labs Tweaks Their Offerings To Make It More Palatable To Enterprises

Morph Labs Tweaks Their Offerings To Make It More Palatable To Enterprises

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 20, 2010

MorphLabs, a company offering private cloud solutions to enterprises (see our previous coverage), today announced the release of mCloud for the enterprise. Essentially, it is a rebranding of their existing offering with some enhanced features that makes enterprise deployment easier. Using mCloud Controller for Enterprises, organizations can seamlessly deploy private cloud in their environment. According […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged enterprise cloud architecture, enterprises, morph, morphlabs, PHP, zend, zend server

Context Is Important While Talking About Cloud Security

Context Is Important While Talking About Cloud Security

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 10, 2009

Recently, I was talking to a group of people about cloud computing and its plan for world domination. One of the issues that surprised me is the way people take a binary approach while talking about cloud security. The debate usually goes on with one side making a blanket statement that cloud computing is totally […]

Posted in Security | Tagged cloud computing, context, enterprises, Security, smb

Obstacles To Enterprise Cloud Adoption: Who Is The Culprit?

Obstacles To Enterprise Cloud Adoption: Who Is The Culprit?

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 5, 2009

Slowly, but steadily, enterprises are warming up to Cloud technologies. No, they are not queuing outside the Amazon headquarters waiting to order public cloud infrastructure, like the Amazon’s EC2 offerings, yet. But, the idea of private clouds and the advantages of tapping the public clouds for non mission critical operations like testing are slowly making […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged business, CIO, cloud computing, enterprises, IT, private cloud

VMware Invests In Terramark

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 26, 2009

We covered the news of USA.Gov moving to Terramark enterprise cloud system here at Cloud Ave sometime back. We noted that their enterprise cloud is pretty much suited for Government purposes because of their compliance with various regulatory requirements. The distributed grid architecture of the enterprise cloud offers the necessary redundancy, scalability and flexibility needed […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, enterprises, Government, terramark, vmware

Google Apps Targets Enterprises With Directory Sync

Google Apps Targets Enterprises With Directory Sync

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 1, 2009

Google today took a much needed step to target the enterprise customers by releasing Google Apps Directory Sync. One of the biggest obstacles for businesses in the adoption of Google Apps is the difficulty in moving from a LDAP kind of directory system. With the release of Google Apps Directory Sync, Google is taking away […]

Posted in Enterprise, General | Tagged directory sync, enterprises, google apps, saas | 4 Responses

Cloud Computing Security Framework May Nudge The Enterprises Towards Clouds

Cloud Computing Security Framework May Nudge The Enterprises Towards Clouds

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 12, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Even though some of us are unabashed Cloud evangelists, there is no denying about the fact that there is a lot to be done on the security front. Well, startups are using Cloud Computing to their advantage but enterprises are much more sensitive to the security and privacy of their data. Many […]

Posted in Enterprise, Security | Tagged cloud computing, enterprises, jericho forum, Security | 2 Responses

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