Sentences with phrase «think moving to the cloud»

However, a private cloud is much more simple than the name implies, and it is exactly what you want if you think moving to the cloud sounds like a pain.

Most companies think moving to the cloud will save them money, but that's only true if their data centers are optimized for efficiency, said researcher Jonathan Koomey.

Not exact matches

As more sensitive data inevitably moves to the cloud, and that data is managed by private entities (think: Dropbox, Box, etc.), tech companies must begin thinking about how to approach transparency in an era of FISA and other government - related surveillance requests.

Many schools are nervous of moving to the cloud because they don't think it's safe.

Personally, I think the trend of everything moving to the cloud a la Google Drive makes it likely that many (most?)

You were right, I think, about their move to cloud storage.

Gary Cloud: We don't think rates are going to move up that quickly.

Now on the other hand we have MS execs or ubi soft, take two execs talking about their games, no accountability if the games is shite or full of Mts oh well they just move on to the next game without a dark cloud that follows You may take the piss out of Peter molyneux but at least he tried to put the heart in a game, I personally think if he was making games for Sony you all would have had the Fable you really wanted.

If you're thinking about moving to the cloud, this is a great session to attend to be more informed.

In the last «Thinking out cloud» column from Jobst Elster, (Head of Content & Legal Market Strategy, InsideLegal), he talked about legal's move to cloud - first and the business case for using cloud services in support of firms» transformation to more agile, innovative business models.

David Curle: I think, clearly you see that more and more small firms are comfortable moving to the cloud.

Brian Knudsen: And I think we just hear that over and over from our customers, that they rarely regret they moved to the cloud»cause they never moved.

I think the discussion is maybe moving a little bit from just the peer security issues and thinking of cloud as a place to store data to, maybe the other advantages of the cloud, such as, you can build a secure client portal.

So... if you are thinking about moving to the cloud, this may be a good time start investigating the process.

I say unexpected not because I thought that Microsoft would never get into cloud computing, but rather because it seems early for them to be moving into the space.

We asked Kristi how MyCase helps her day - to - day, what she thinks about her website, and what she would tell other MyCase users or attorneys considering a move to the cloud.