6 Cloud Trends Driving Workers Out Of The Office Freedom from the office and the promise of working from anywhere has been an illusion for many years. However, this illusion now seems to be closer to reality than ever before. Automattic, the hosting company for WordPress.com servers, knows the future is now. They have 123 people that operate like self-employed workers, taking advantage of cloud and mobile apps to communicate across 26 countries and 94 cities. Everyone works from home. Here are six trends driving us out of our offices and into the cloud. 1. Increased availability of SaaS/cloud applications
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6 Cloud Trends Driving Workers Out Of The Office
by cloudtweaks on September 18, 2012
in Apps, Big Data, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Email, Facebook, Google Cloud, IT, Mobile, Music, SaaS, Security, Smart Phones, Social networks, Storage, Technology, Tools, Trends, Uncategorized
True Facts To Help You Talk About Cloud Computing In The Social Scene
by Gregory on September 17, 2012
in Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Host, Images, Infographic, IT, Security, Social networks, Technology

True Facts To Help You Talk About Cloud Computing In The Social Scene Cloud computing as a technology is changing the way so many things are done today. It’s at the center of how you use another company’s e-mail, how you share documents on Google, how you chat on Skype, and so much more. The list of what the cloud implies is endless; however, if you have no clue about what cloud computing does for you, you are not alone. There are many people as you out there who have no idea what the cloud does for them. Cloud computing
Listening To Music In 2012 – Use Cloud Music
by cloudtweaks on August 31, 2012
in Backups, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Computing, Google Cloud, IT, Music, SaaS, Security, Social networks, Storage, Technology
Listening To Music In 2012 – Use Cloud Music Cloud music services promise to give us unprecedented access to music. With user-friendly interfaces, cloud music services allow users to access music across a wide variety of devices, including computers, MP3 players, smartphones, set-top boxes and video games consoles. The greatest advantage for users is that they can create an enormous music library and enjoy it anywhere in the world. Other advantages of using a cloud-based music service are: Access data from anywhere – as I mentioned before, this is most prominent advantage for users. User love to have their
Cloud B-Sides: The End Of The Album
by Jake on August 24, 2012
in Amazon, Apps, Audio, Cloud Computing, Computing, iCloud, Images, IT, Movies, Music, Security, Social networks, Storage, Technology, Trends

Cloud B-Sides: The End Of The Album For most of the history of music, composers wrote long pieces of art, which were then consumed by discerning listeners in the manner in which they were intended…as one long stream of music consciousness. This is a concept that reaches back to Gregorian Chants, through Wagner’s Der Ring das Nibelungen, and as far forward as modern classics such as Radiohead’s OK Computer or Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs. The work of art is the sum of its parts, as a painting is the result of hundreds and thousands of brush strokes or a book is simply a compilation
The Cloud Eclipse Of MySpace
by Jake on August 23, 2012
in Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Mobile, Music, Podcast, SaaS, Social networks, Startups, Storage, Technology
The Cloud Eclipse Of MySpace I remember a time, not three years ago, when a band was measured and judged primarily by the number of views and – more importantly – plays that they had managed to amass on MySpace. This was after the time, of course, when bands were measured solely on the merits of their musical ability, but that’s neither here nor there. Way back in 2009, if a band had 1 million plays on MySpace, you could bet that that band would soon be scooped up by an indie label trying to find the industry’s next social-media-driven
Keeping It Safe In The Cloud
by Catherine on August 17, 2012
in Backups, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Movies, News, Security, Social networks, Storage, Technology
Is It Safe In The Cloud? It would be wonderful to think we live in a safe, secure, world but unfortunately we don’t. In the world of computing, this is even more true. Our digital lives are important to us and take years to build, but only a matter of hours to destroy, if that. Security is important to everyone. Especially when you have spent years of your life trying to get a film to the big screen and you don’t want anyone to steal it or tamper with it. Add on something which seems as esoteric as the cloud
The New Age Cloud Storage: Pin Boards
by Korilynn on August 14, 2012
in Cloud Computing, Images, Invest, Social networks, Startups, Storage, Technology, Trends
The New Age Cloud Storage: Pin Boards You know it happens to you: You browse the Internet and find a great recipe, the perfect couch or a wreath you’d like to DIY for Christmas. The only issue is, now you have to bookmark that page and hope you remember that it’s there when the time comes to take a look at it. Pinterest, the online pin board, eliminates the need to bookmark pages or scour the Internet for hours looking for that perfect picture to go along with an idea. This revolutionary cloud storage option combines traditional bookmarking, photo pinning
Social Cloud: Oracle Continues To Expand In The Cloud
by Emma on July 18, 2012
in Apps, Big Data, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Social networks, Startups, Technology
Oracle Continues To Expand: Buys Involver Buzz Buzz We have gone through the massive cloud computing crazy rather unharmed by everything. Cloud computing is the rage when it comes to just about every aspect of business. From the personal level cloud computing has been more of just giant storage for your typical at home user. To help change this view and to expend into everyone’s living room around the globe and they have been doing this by merging cloud computing with Social media. Today’s new buzz word fraise, social cloud networking. Oracle has really jumped in feet first in this






