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Goodwill South Florida Protects its Data from Hurricane Threats with Asigra Cloud Backup

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After years of backing up their data using a tape-based solution, Goodwill South Florida learned the hard way that they would have to replace their outdated solution with something better and more secure. With the continuous threat of hurricanes and catastrophic weather, Goodwill selected cloud backup and recovery services powered by Asigra from Yotta280.

The Appeal of Data Protection-as-a-Service For Enterprise IT

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I recently came across a quarterly publication of Asian Scientist, that reported how nanotechnology is reinventing medicine (Asian Scientist, Vol. 1, Issue 3, July – September 2014). The rise of the nanorobots has huge implications to our battle against many diseases. For those familiar with nanorobots, they are like drones locking onto the bad cells such as cancerous cells and releasing drugs to kill them off while sparing the healthy ones. Therefore legacy treatments will need to be re-evaluated.

HealthSpot Kiosks Powered by Dell Create New Model for Access to Healthcare

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So begins the story of serendipity and listening with an ear to solve problems -- not just sell things -- that evolved into an end-to-end relationship between Dell and HealthSpot the Consumer Electronics Association’s Small Business of the Year 2014, soon to be seen in Rite Aid stores.

Create Value with an IT Business Credential

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The Better Business Bureau is the most recognized accreditation in North America. When an informed consumer sees the BBB logo on a front door, it typically gives them a sense of security, knowing the company has made a commitment to uphold certain standards. Meeting specific accreditation criteria should be achievable for most well-managed organizations and gaining the endorsement of a respected industry association can be invaluable to your business.

Regin: Top-Tier Espionage Tool Enables Stealthy Surveillance

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A back door-type Trojan, Regin is a complex piece of malware whose structure displays a degree of technical competence rarely seen. Customizable with an extensive range of capabilities depending on the target, it provides its controllers with a powerful framework for mass surveillance and has been used in spying operations against government organizations, infrastructure operators, businesses, researchers, and private individuals.

Channel the power of partnering

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With customers moving to the cloud, the challenges facing their channel providers are growing. In fact, over 40 percent of channel providers say the cloud is driving them in new directions, according to a recent survey by CompTIA, a nonprofit trade group. In the same survey, nearly as many channel providers also said their customers are demanding new services and IT delivery models.

4 Things Cloud Users Say They Need from Cloud Providers

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One of the key findings of the Verizon State of the Market: Enterprise Cloud 2014 Report is that 72% of respondents expect to put more than half their workloads (including SaaS) in the cloud by 2017. As more cloud workloads are deployed and become increasingly complex, companies’ expectations of cloud providers are evolving too.

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