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Tech News Recap for the week of 11/7/2016

noviembre 11, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 11/7/2016.

Cyber fraudsters take money out of 20,000 Tesco Bank accounts. Why group chat is emerging as the hottest thing in IT. The top concerns for cloud computing adoption are visibility and security. Ransomware attack forces Madison County, Indiana to pay up. Hackers use DDoS attack to cut heat to apartments in Finland. Britain budgets $2.3 billion to defend and attack against hackers. Microsoft adds Kubernetes support to Azure Container Service. How AI makes security systems more flexible and more top news this week you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

Cyber fraudsters take money out of 20,000 Tesco Bank accounts
Three reasons businesses can’t ignore the rapidly growing cloud market
Group chat emerges as the hottest thing in IT
How to address the top 3 issues in the business transformation to digital
Microsoft confirms massive Windows 10 upgrade changes
Banks will not adopt blockchain quickly
Visibility, security top concerns for cloud computing adoption
Ransomware attack forces Madison County, Indiana to pay up
Microsoft adds Kubernetes support to Azure Container Service
4 common mistakes customers make when transitioning to cloud hosting
Britain budgets $2.3 billion to defend and retaliate against hackers
AI makes security systems more flexible
Hackers use DDoS attack to cut heat to apartments
What you need to know about microservices
Meet Erica, Bank of America’s new voice AI banking system
Wildly inaccurate election forecasts highlight big data challenges
PayPal lets you send and request money using Siri in IOS 10
Russian banks hit by IoT enabled DDoS attacks
CIOs should build a digital platform
15 states reach settlement with Adobe over 2013 data breach

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By Jake Cryan, Digital Marketing Specialist

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Tech News Recap for the Week of 10/31/2016

noviembre 4, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 10/31/2016.

Amazon Web Services releases Amazon Linux container image for use in on-premises data centers. The death of Azure Remote App: will a phoenix rise from the ashes? The six trends that will shape cloud computing in 2017, as well as nine emerging tech trends that will start generating billions in 2017. How the IoT if poised to transform cities, if done properly. How digital transformation is driving the way we consume applications and more top news this week you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

The Death of Azure Remote App: Will a Phoenix Rise from the Ashes?
AWS releases Amazon Linux container image for use in on-premises data centers
6 trends that will shape cloud computing in 2017
How digital transformation is driving the way we consume applications
Cisco CEO Robbins To Partners: “IaaS Is Not An ‘End Game: Multi- and Hybrid Cloud is Order of the Day”, GreenPages CEO Ron Dupler quoted in article
9 emerging tech trends that will start generating billions in 2017
Cisco says it’ll make IoT safe because it owns the network
4 biggest myths about cloud computing
Why Blockchain’s growing pains will be worth it
Three reasons carriers are building new cell networks for the Internet of Things
Internet of Things poised to transform cities
Cloud adoption keeps moving ahead, survey says
Black Hat Europe: IoT devices can hack phones
Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec: Cloud computing, Internet of Things threaten everything
Making the digital enterprise a reality

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By Jake Cryan, Digital Marketing Specialist

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Tech News Recap for the Week of 10/24/2016

octubre 28, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 10/24/2016.

The Dyn DDoS attack that occurred last week was likely the work of script kiddies, according to Flashpoint. Microsoft announced it’s launching the public beta of Azure Analysis Services. They also unveiled the Surface Studio PC, in addition to new Windows 10 features. Apple presented the new Macbook Pro, with touch screen keys and a price jump. Red Cross personal data breach of 550,000 blood donors and more top news this week you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

How the Dyn DDoS attack unfolded last week
Watch the Microsoft Surface PC Live Event Recap
Personal data of 550,000 Red Cross blood donors was breached
Dyn DNS DDoS likely the work of script kiddies, says Flashpoint
Are software-defined data centers growing in Health IT?
Intel Builders Summit 2016 – Barcelona
Hyper-converged infrastructure appliances: making software-defined data center architecture ubiquitous
6 small steps to digital transformation
IT spending on ‘innovation‘ is now a priority
OpenStack: it’s interoperable after all
Microsoft announced Tuesday that it’s launching the public beta of Azure Analysis Services
8 strategies for achieving IT goals
Meet Microsoft’s new Surface Studio desktop PC, designed with creators in mind
VMware insists Amazon deal will grow, not drain, its business
11 new Windows 10 features Microsoft secretly revealed during the Surface PC event
Apple adds touch screen keys to Macbook Pro but the price jump startles some
4 ways businesses can prevent pricey data breaches
Facebook & Mark Zuckerberg are changing the way data centers are designed

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By Jake Cryan, GreenPages Technology Solutions

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Tech News Recap for the Week of 10/17/2016

octubre 21, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 10/17/2016.

GreenPages Enterprise Architect Chris Williams was blogging live from VMworld Barcelona this week. According to Gartner, IT spending will reach $3.5 trillion by 2017. The Pentagon is launching more bug bounty programs. CIOs are shifting more dollars towards digital transformation projects. Google is overhauling its cloud storage offerings, the Apple Watch Series 2 is delivering on last year’s promise, Microsoft points out advantages of Azure over AWS, and more top news this week you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

Does the CIO still call the shots when it comes to IT spending?
Gartner :IT Spending Will Hit $3.5 Trillion In 2017
CIOs move more dollars to digital transformation
Unpacking new HHS guidelines on healthcare data in the cloud
Breaches, IT skills & innovation keeping CIOs up at night
VMworld EU – Live from Barcelona
VMworld EU – Live from Barcelona Day 2
#vBrownBag TechTalks at VMworld EMEA
Here’s how Google is overhauling its cloud storage offerings
In Digital Transformation, Culture Change Goes Hand in Hand with Tech Change
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella touts Azure’s advantages over market-leading Amazon Web Services
Deep dive: The Apple Watch Series 2 delivers on last year’s promise
Microsoft continues its transition from the Windows company to a cloud company
Stupid encryption mistakes criminals make
Amazon Echo review: Alexa is the first digital assistant that is actually helpul
7 steps to proactive security
Pentagon to Launch More Bug Bounty Programs
What’s behind Amazon, Microsoft and Google’s aggressive cloud expansions
Gartner: Digital Business Depends On Core IT, IoT, AI
AWS, VMware Pact Eases Hybrid Cloud Adoption

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By Ben Stephenson, GreenPages Technology Solutions

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Tech News Recap for the Week of 10/10/2016

octubre 14, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 10/10/2016.

VMware and Amazon have announced a new strategic partnership that should have a big impact on the industry. Almost six thousand online shops have been compromised by hackers who added specially crafted code that steals payment card details. Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Server 2016. The Department of Health and Human Services has published new guidance on complying with HIPAA privacy, security, and breach notification rules when using cloud computing, Cisco and Pure Storage have expanded their FlashStack converged infrastructure offering, and more top news this week you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

VMware’s new cloud service will run on AWS
Thousands of online shops compromised for credit card theft
Windows Server 2016 Released, Touted as Hybrid Cloud Enabler
Why (and how) Microsoft is circling its hybrid-cloud wagons
New guidance lays out HIPAA obligations for cloud computing
Amazon and VMware Are Now Best Friends When It Comes to the Cloud
Cisco, Pure Storage Expand FlashStack Converged Infreastructure Partnership With New CVDs
This is the newest tactic cybercriminals are using to deliver ransomware
80% Of IT Pros Say Users Set Up Unapproved Cloud Services
Michael Dell tells IT leaders all they need to know about the new Dell Technologies
The Path To CIO: Hard Hats, Muddy Boots And Technology
Putting the “Converged” in Hyperconverged Support
GreenPages Ranked #24 in the World for Cloud Services and #31 for Managed IT Services
Cisco CTO and Cloud Exec Exits
3 ways to improve customer experience using AI
Microsoft Draws Up Azure Cloud Blueprint for Government Agencies
Here’s Who Wins and Who Loses Now that Amazon and VMware Are BFFs
Yahoo shows that breach impacts can go far beyond remediation expenses
Could this be the end of Samsung’s smartphone reign?
Apple CEO Tim Cook Calls Augmented Reality ‘Profound,’ Says it Should ‘Amplify’ Human Contact
7 Keys To Building A Successful Big Data Infrastructure

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By Ben Stephenson, GreenPages Technology Solutions

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Tech News Recap for the Week of 10/3/2016

octubre 7, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 10/3/2016.

VMware will be teaming up with Amazon Web Services to make it easier for customers to run VMware software on AWS. A hacker has released the source code of Mirai – an Internet of Things malware used to launch large scale DDoS attacks. A startup in California is working on launching a cloud service that would put physical satellite data centers in space orbiting around the earth. Cloud IT infrastructure spending is on the rise, the NBA is holding a hackathon, disruption in the storage market, and more top news this week you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

VMware Will Team With Former Nemesis Amazon in Cloud Pact
Disruption in the Storage Market: Advances in Technology and Business Models
Driving digital transformation with the cloud
Hacker Releases Source Code of IoT Malware Mirai
Microsoft cuts prices on several of its Azure virtual machines
Yahoo secretly scanned customer emails for U.S. intelligence
Yahoo’s email snooping: It’s all legal
5 Keys To Sell IT Projects To The Business Effectively
Cloud IT Infrastructure Spending Up
Internet of Things By The Numbers: Results from New Surveys
10 Priorities, Concerns Facing State CIOs
The last frontier: Data centers reach for outer space
Tech Giants Betting on a Green Future
How Google’s bold moves shake up the tech industry
The NBA’s first hackathon: How is the future coming for the league?
Moving Enterprise VMs to the Cloud
Microsoft Is Building AI Supercomputer on Azure Cloud Platform

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By Ben Stephenson, GreenPages Technology Solutions

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Disruption in the Storage Market: Advances in Technology and Business Models

octubre 4, 2016 GreenPages Blog

New technologies, business models, and vendors have led to major disruption in the storage market. Watch the video below to hear Randy Weis discuss the evolution of flash storage, how new business models have driven prices down, and the vendors that are making it possible.

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Tech News Recap for the Week of 9/26/2016

septiembre 30, 2016 GreenPages Blog

Were you busy this week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 9/26/2016.

Salesforce is trying to block Microsoft’s LinkedIn deal with anti-competition claims. According to a study from CompTIA, most IT departments view cloud computing as a way to cut costs and save money. Microsoft is teaming up with Adobe on digital transformation services. Running a successful IT help desk should be measured based on financial productivity. More information from the Yahoo hack emerges, a new generation of CIO thinking has emerged, Microsoft is leaving the consumer mobile market, and more top news from this week that you may have missed!

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Tech News Recap

Cloud Computing Embraced As Cost-Cutting Measure
IT Budget Research: Where CXOs are placing their bets for 2017
Microsoft and Salesforce: How the former suitors are once again disruptors
Running Effective Help Desks: Focus on Financial Productivity
Microsoft Teams with Adobe on Digital Transformation Services
Hyperconvergence using SimpliVity with Alan Sugano
16 useful Windows 10 tools that help you get more done
The Hacking of Yahoo
A new generation of CIO thinking emerges
You can now earn $1.5 million for hacking the iPhone
Why digital innovation in telecommunications needs to be about more than just connectivity
6 Steps To Successful Continuous Deployment Transition
Four Lessons from IoT Early Adopters
Amazon’s new GPU-cloud wants to chew through your AI and big data projects
Here’s Why Facebook Built One of Its Data Centers Near the Arctic Circle
Amazon to spend $2.5M on university competition to build “socialbot”
Microsoft is leaving the consumer mobile market
Google will shore up one of its biggest cloud weaknesses next year

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By Ben Stephenson, GreenPages Technology Solutions

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