How Google is reinventing cloud pricing

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	How Google is reinventing cloud pricing Last week Google released a feature called "Sustained Use Discounts," the idea of which is that the more customers use Google's Cloud Platform, the less expensive it becomes. Read More WHITE PAPER: Limelight Networks Why Web Site Performance Is an IT Imperative A slow or inefficient Web site can have a direct impact on your business. Recently, IDG Research explored the challenges enterprises face in delivering content across multiple devices. Find out how adjusting to these challenges while meeting performance objectives has become a top concern for senior IT managers. View Now In this Issue Tufin, defeating IT's Iron Triangle INSIDER Quitting time: How to make a graceful exit Mozilla employees call for new CEO's resignation Where's the touch-first Office for Windows? Fedora tips its hat to mobility, cloud, big data Smartphone kill-switch could save consumers $2.6B per year, says report Most amazing war-related technology of 2014 Invasion of the body snatchers: wearable devices are coming for you Intel upgrades Edison, its smallest computer RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds SQL Server Performance Monitoring Made Easy with AppInsight Go Where No SysAdmin Has Gone Before! AppInsight from SolarWinds® Server & Application Monitor (SAM) helps eliminate blind spots with in-depth visibility & reporting on the node, database, memory, queries, disk usage, & more. SAM combines best-in-class systems management with SQL server performance monitoring to deliver visibility in one console. Learn more about SAM and its agentless monitoring of operating systems, hardware, virtual infrastructures, & more than 150 applications. Application performance issues can come from anywhere – Find out how where with SAM from SolarWinds! Tufin, defeating IT's Iron Triangle Tufin's IT orchestration offers fast, cheap, and safe provisioning. Read More INSIDER Quitting time: How to make a graceful exit One in four U.S. tech workers is in job-hunting mode, according to IT employment research. Read More Mozilla employees call for new CEO's resignation Several Mozilla employees yesterday took to Twitter to call for the resignation of their new CEO, JavaScript creator Branden Eich, for supporting California's Proposition 8 more than five years ago. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation The MDM advantage: Creating insight from big data Analyze big data in a timely manner, match it to master data, and derive actionable information to extract insights and make better business decisions. View Now Where's the touch-first Office for Windows? When Microsoft unveiled Office for iPad on Thursday, neither CEO Satya Nadella nor the company said much of anything about a similar touch version for Windows 8.1. Analysts expect that to change this week. Read More Fedora tips its hat to mobility, cloud, big data The latest release of Fedora, nicknamed "Heisenbug," is a step towards making Fedora a player in the mobile arena. Fedora 20 also includes more support for cloud, and this is also the first release that supports cheap, low-power ARM processors as a primary architecture, in addition to Intel and AMD chips. Read More Smartphone kill-switch could save consumers $2.6B per year, says report Technology that remotely makes a stolen smartphone useless could save American consumers up to $2.6 billion per year if it is implemented widely and leads to a reduction in theft of phones, according to a new report. Read More WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid How Data Deduplication Impacts Recovery Data deduplication has clear benefits when it comes to efficiently retaining backup data on disk and replicating data offsite for disaster recovery – you save both disk space and bandwidth by employing deduplication. Learn More Most amazing war-related technology of 2014 Military firing up lasers, robotic animals and iPad-controlled combat boats. Read More Invasion of the body snatchers: wearable devices are coming for you A place in your pocket is no longer enough for mobile gadget makers: now, they want your body. Read More Intel upgrades Edison, its smallest computer Intel is making improvements to its smallest computer, called Edison, which is targeted at wearable devices and was introduced in January. Read More
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