Microsoft Azure stories - Page 93

Exeed is adding to its cloud play with new agencies offering increased opportunities for resellers, and a new provisioning platform on its way.

Veritas Technologies has joined Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance, supporting its strategy to help major cloud service providers.

Decreasing the risk of bank fraud and improving the customer experience are both based on knowing the customer - can they work together?.

Southeast Asia's data center market is expected to reach US$359 million by 2020, with demand for green facilities becoming a key trend.

A multitude of industry verticals generate large volumes of data for record keeping and database admin, and this is driving the uptake of BDaaS.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of its Azure Container Service, designed to deploy and manage container applications in the cloud.

This study explores how high capacity, small footprint and easy-to-use devices are revolutionising the data center interconnect market.

Australian packaging company, Visy, is using a joint solution from Riverbed and Microsoft to improve its IT infrastructure and capabilities.

Data centres adapt with pay-per-use models, blending flexibility with on-demand IT scalability to meet the modern enterprise needs.

Nintex has signed on to deploy and operate its cloud-based services within Microsoft's Azure Japan data center, to support increased cloud adoption.

With Microsoft NZ's Partner Awards just days away, we take a look at the projects garnering their creators a place on the coveted finalist list.

Veeam has launched its Direct Restore to Microsoft Azure offering, enabling on-premise migration or restoration to the cloud.

The virtualisation of the data centre has prompted a virtualisation wave in storage, as has the rise of cloud data centres.

NEC Australia joins Microsoft's Azure IoT program to develop IoT solutions for vertical markets using Azure cloud platform.

Microsoft customers will be able to access the new Dynamics AX from in-region data centers, with Microsoft hosting the offering in Australia.

Resellers are being urged to get their customers onto Microsoft cloud services this month - before a 22% price increase takes effect on April 01.

Microsoft is upping the prices for its enterprise cloud services by 22% on April 01, but those buying or renewing this month can get price protection.

Microsoft has released a new version of Dynamics AX, allowing businesses to run their entire operations in the cloud.

Riverbed has added support for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure to its hyperconverged edge solution, SteelFusion.

Confidence in cloud-based disaster recovery is growing, but risks, outages and downtime costs are still posing challenges for enterprises.