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Enabling secure file sharing

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Storage + Servers Storage Technology

NaviSite, Inc has introduced NaviCloud(R) Intelligent Storage Share (NCIS Share) service. NCIS Share enables organizations to give their employees the ability to save and share large files in the cloud while allowing IT administrators to determine who can access what corporate data anywhere, at any time, using any device.

Published in BC/DR Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Management Platform Storage + Servers Storage Technology

First Recovery-as-a-Service offering worldwide to be based on Citrix CloudPlatform and Double-Take.

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting DC Facilities + Colo Design + Optimisation Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware

Renowned sustainability assessor presents DC2 with ‘Data Centre’ prize.

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Data Analytics DC Facilities + Colo Design + Optimisation Software

DigiTar, Inc. announces the expansion of its European Cyber Solutions-as-a-Service Data Operations Center in Amsterdam, Netherlands, which through its association with the Internap/Equinix global infrastructure, delivers redundant Inter-facility network cross-connects, enhanced reliability and network routing options to DigiTar’s European clients. The announcement coincides with CeBIT 2013, the No. 1 event for the digital world.

Published in Cloud + MS DC Facilities + Colo Infrastructure Infrastructure + Hardware Management Storage + Servers

Service management provider, Fusion Business Solutions, collaborates with BMC to deploy upgraded IT service management (ITSM) package. IT operations specialist, Fusion Business Solutions, announces the availability of BMC Remedy’s upgraded ITSM 8.0 solution, as an extension of its existing offering. The new solution is simpler to use, improves IT collaboration and integrates with social media tools.

New survey highlights worrying lack of guidance from employers on use of personal devices

A survey commissioned by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has shown many employers appear to have a ‘laissez faire’ attitude to allowing staff to use their personal laptop, tablet computer or smartphone for work business, which may be placing people’s personal information at risk.