The IT Pro report: Cloud Computing in 2012
The first IT Pro quarterly report looks at how cloud computing can and will affect your business in the year and years ahead. Download it now.
CIOs and other senior business and technology decision makers are time poor, yet suffer from increasing levels of information overload.
Rather than add to that sea of data, every quarter we will produce the IT Pro Report. Our aim is to bring together the key information and insight you need to help make strategic business decisions. You can view it on your PC, read it at your leisure on a Kindle, or simply print it out.
In this first report, we focus on cloud computing. What is it? What do you need to know? How can it impact your business?
With so much noise in the industry about the cloud, this report seeks to highlight what you really need to know and how to ensure your business gets maximum reward with minimum risk.
Download the IT Pro report here
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