Posts Tagged ‘ Web Services ’

Get Your Java with Google App Engine

Google’s App Engine service embraces Java’s programming language[ READ MORE ]

Thoughts on Google Chrome OS

As a leading cloud computing and SaaS provider, everyone at Nubifer is excited about Google's new operating system, Chrome[ READ MORE ]

Evaluating Zoho CRM

Although Salesforce may be the name most commonly associated with SaaS CRM, Zoho CRM is picking up speed as a cheap option for small business or large companies with only a few people using the service. While much attention has been paid to Google Apps, Zoho has been quietly creating a portfolio of on-line applications [ READ MORE ]

How Microsoft Windows 7 Changed the Game for Cloud Computing … and Signaled a Wave of Competition Between Microsoft, Google and Others.

On October 22 Microsoft released the successor to Windows Vista, Windows 7, and while excitement for the operating system mounted prior to its release, many are suggesting that its arrival is a sign of the end of computing on personal computers and the beginning of computing solely in the cloud[ READ MORE ]

Worldwide SaaS Revenue to Increase 18 Percent in 2009 According to Gartner

According to the folks over at Gartner, Inc., one of the leading information technology research and advisory companies, worldwide SaaS (Software as a Service) revenue is predicted to reach $7.5 billion in [ READ MORE ]

Will Zoho Be the Surprise Winner in the Cloud Computing Race?

With all the talk of Microsoft, Google, Apple, IBM, Amazon and other major companies, it might be easy to forget about Zoho—but that would be a big mistake[ READ MORE ]

Microsoft Azure Uncovered

If you are among those who have unanswered questions about Microsoft Azure, look no further: here is your guide to all things Azure[ READ MORE ]

Assessing Risks in the Cloud

There is no denying that cloud computing is one of the most exciting alternatives to traditional IT functions, as cloud services—from Software-as-a-Service to Platform-as-a-Service—offer augmented collaboration, scale, availability, agility and cost reductions[ READ MORE ]

Google’s Continued Innovation of Technology Evolution

Google has the uncanny ability to introduce non-core disruptive innovations while simultaneously defending and expanding its core, and an analysis of the concepts and framework in Clayton Christensen's book Seeing What's Next offers insight into how[ READ MORE ]

Addressing Concerns for Networking in the Cloud

Many concerns arise when moving applications between internal data centers and public clouds[ READ MORE ]

Amazon Offers Private Clouds

While Amazon initially resisted offering a private cloud, and there are many advocates of the public cloud, Amazon recently introduced a new Virtual Public Cloud, or [ READ MORE ]

Get Your Java with Google App Engine

Finally! Google’s App Engine service has finally embraced Java’s programming language[ READ MORE ]

Answers to Your Questions on Cloud Connectors for Leading Platforms like Windows Azure Platform

Jeffrey Schwartz and Michael Desmond, both editors of Redmond Developer News, recently sat down with corporate vice president of Microsoft's Connected Systems Division, Robert Wahbe, at the recent Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC) to talk about Microsoft Azure and its potential impact on the developer ecosystem at Microsoft[ READ MORE ]

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