SaaS migrations put the squeeze on in-house software developers

	Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O | Early OpenStack contributor says cloud project has "lost its heart"
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	INSIDER SaaS migrations put the squeeze on in-house software developers The number of software developers in the workforce is up from last year, but jobs in enterprise IT may become harder to find as more companies turn to cloud-based services. Read More WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications Driving Your Cloud Strategy with Private Network Solutions There is no understating the impact of security and network connectivity on today's cloud environments. Yes, clouds can scale, expedite processing, and reduce costs, but they also incur risks associated with multi-tenancy, availability, and access control. Learn More In this Issue Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O Early OpenStack contributor says cloud project has "lost its heart" Nokia wants to build data centers for mobile operators First Look: Amazon Echo: Novelty item or ready-for-prime-time part of your digital life? Cloud computing more about agile development than cost Prevalent tames the challenges of assessing thousands of vendors for risk Cloud gaming at 4K still years away, Nvidia CEO says Skip the waiter and order with this Bluetooth mat Why cybersecurity needs to be adaptive How now IoT cow? Sensors can track Elsie's temperature RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap New York IT Roadmap NYC Conference Focuses on 5 Pillars of Technology The content-rich agenda has been redesigned and reenergized to include increased IDG content from editors you know and trust on topics such as: Security & Management, Network - From the Edge to the Core of the New Data Center, Analytics & Data Management, Cloud & Next Generation Apps, The Mobile/BYOD Enterprise, and more! Click to continue Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O A parade of top Google executives cycled on and off the stage at the company's annual I/O developer conference in San Francisco, but because Google is involved in so many projects and markets, the company barely scratched the surface of what it is up to. Read More Early OpenStack contributor says cloud project has "lost its heart" It started with a Tweet last week from Joshua McKenty: 'OpenStack has lost its heart. Last summit I will attend.' That's somewhat shocking to read if you consider that McKenty helped found the open source cloud computing project, built a startup company that sold OpenStack cloud software, and formerly sat on the board of directors of the Foundation that governs OpenStack. Read More Nokia wants to build data centers for mobile operators Nokia wants to help mobile network operators launch new services and cut their costs with a new range of servers, switches and storage they can use to virtualize their networks. Read More : Open Text How Businesses Connect, Communicate, and Collaborate Whether you're new to EDI, need to get EDI-compliant or simply want to educate your business colleagues, EDI Basics provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the fundamental concepts. View Now. First Look: Amazon Echo: Novelty item or ready-for-prime-time part of your digital life? Our Amazon Echo, a voice-controlled appliance—for want of a better word—arrived on May 17 and we've been using it all week. While some parts are beautifully done, the information services at the back end have a long way to go before the Echo is more than a novelty. Read More Cloud computing more about agile development than cost Cloud computing might turn out to be a cost-saver, but that's almost beside the point. Focusing chiefly on the potential for cost savings -- real or imagined -- can overshadow the transformative potential for faster, more agile development and furthering the business objectives of the enterprise, a panel of cloud experts recently observed. Read More Prevalent tames the challenges of assessing thousands of vendors for risk Companies today are outsourcing more business processes and data handling to third parties, especially cloud service providers. According to Skyhigh Networks, the average number of SaaS applications in use within enterprise organizations is now up to 923—a 21% increase over 2014. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Technical Overview: Anatomy of the Cloudant DBaaS Deciding which data management platform will provide the best performance takes a lot of research and planning. A Database as a Service (DBaaS) solution like Cloudant helps accelerate the process. Learn More Cloud gaming at 4K still years away, Nvidia CEO says Don't expect online games to stream to your TV or PC at 4K resolution anytime soon. While it is possible to stream 4K movies from online services like Netflix to PCs, TVs and set-top boxes, streaming games from the cloud requires many infrastructure changes, said Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO of Nvidia, during a media briefing at Computex. Read More Skip the waiter and order with this Bluetooth mat If you hate waiting for restaurant servers and can't abide mistakes in your order, there's an app—and a mat—for that. Read More Why cybersecurity needs to be adaptive Securing the enterprise is getting harder and harder. Infrastructure is rapidly becoming virtual, applications and workloads are moving to the cloud, endpoints are largely the property of the worker, and mobility has now become the norm. Read More How now IoT cow? Sensors can track Elsie's temperature The Internet of Things is many things to many people - we're seeing things like Internet-connected basketballs to vending machines and other devices that connect to the cloud to provide valuable data. One thing I didn't expect in the IoT world was a device that could measure a cow's temperature. Read More
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