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What's more frantic than the holiday shopping rush? The shopping frenzy that follows it.
That’s when shoppers take to the malls, big box retailers and other local outlets in hopes of finding deals amidst all that merchandise that didn’t sell in time for Christmas.
There’s a new service called PriceLocal
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Analysts seem to make an annual tradition out of proclaiming the “year of the cloud.” In 2015, however, several companies made a larger cloud push that helped this claim live up to the hype.
Both Amazon Web Services and Microsoft’s Azure platforms continue to dominate, particularly with their Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
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Hindsight being 20/20 and all, it’s interesting to look back and see that 2015 was an eventful and interesting year for the Internet of Things (IoT).
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If the cloud chiefs at Amazon and Microsoft thought that they only had each other to watch out for, they best think again.
And no, we’re not suggesting that they turn their heads to see what SAP’s platform solutions president Steve Lucas is up to, what IBM CEO Ginni Rommety
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There is absolutely no question that Amazon Web Services remains the world’s leading supplier of cloud computing infrastructure. That shouldn’t be a problem, when you’re the leader in a global market.
But that infrastructure has become a commodity, with its value determined largely by the market at large.
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Stories are legion of impatient managers who won’t wait for IT to provide them with the business intelligence (BI) tools and services they need. They simply find their own way around IT.
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Amazon Web Services is heavily reliant upon its partners: all of AWS is an ecosystem.
What distinguishes the value of a public cloud service provider from all the others, especially in a market where costs have become commoditized, are the depth and adaptability of the services it offers.
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Here we are, over 20 years after the emergence of e-commerce, and while it has captured imaginations and created some over the top retail success stories — the $90 billion revenue behemoth Amazon comes to mind — business to business (B2B) e-commerce remains an enigma.
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Amazon Prime customers had a quite a scare this week when The Wall Street Journal and other media outlets reported that members would no longer receive unlimited two-day shipping on all Prime items.
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It’s been 13 days since the official launch of Jet.com, and speculation is flying about whether or not the new online marketplace will be able to topple Amazon from its e-commerce throne — or at least rock it a little.
Promoted as an online membership store, Montclair, N.J.
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What has come to be called the “API economy” is comprised in large measure of services that host customers’ APIs using Amazon EC2 as their cloud platforms, and attaching management services as their value-add.
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If you thought you could count Oracle out of the cloud-first world, you best think again.
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Think Microsoft has been making ground in the file storage space? You're right. Recent research from Nasuni, a cloud storage management company, shows Microsoft Azure beats Amazon Web Services S3 and Google Cloud Storage in the enterprise storage space.
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Put your money on hybrid cloud computing — and Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft and Rackspace. But be forewarned: Security (or lack thereof) is still a concern and one of the chief reasons for underuse of cloud resources. The findings, contained in RightScale’s State of the Cloud Report for 2015
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