5 Cloud Computing Stories MSPs Need to Know About, Week of Jan. 29
Here are the top cloud computing stories that managed service providers will want to know about for the week of Jan. 29, featuring news from Box, Asigra, LOGICnow, iSheriff and Gartner.
MSPmentor has compiled a list of the top cloud computing stories that managed service providers need to know about for the week of Jan. 29.
This week’s edition features cloud computing news from Box, Asigra, LOGICnow, iSheriff and Gartner.
Box and Microsoft Corp. Expand Alliance to Deliver Seamless Experiences in the Cloud
Box now supports integration with Microsoft Office Online with real-time co-authoring, Office for iOS and Outlook.com. The content collaboration software provider said these integrations are designed to provide “seamless collaboration across devices and platforms.”
Asigra Delivers Powerful Cloud Backup Solution with Oracle ZFS Storage Appliances
Asigra is now offering Asigra Cloud Backup with the Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance. The cloud backup software provider said the Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance offers its MSP partners “a cost-effective solution that delivers exceptional features and performance.”
LOGICnow Signals Ambition to Be Premier ITSM Solution for Mac
LOGICnow has added Mac-MSP, which provides Apple (AAPL) Mac-centric tools for MSPs, to its portfolio. The cloud-based IT service management (ITSM) software company pointed out the Mac-MSP acquisition will empower customers with “the same ability to secure, manage and protect the Mac environment as they currently have for PC systems.”
New Complete Cloud-Based Security Solution From iSheriff
iSheriff has introduced iSheriff Complete, a cloud security platform designed to provide fully integrated endpoint, email and web protection. John Mutch, iSheriff’s CEO, noted the new release delivers “complete cybersecurity through the cloud, all controlled by a single, easy-to-use interface.”
Gartner Says Worldwide Public Cloud Services Market Is Forecast to Reach $204 Billion in 2016
How much will the global public cloud services market be worth this year? Technology research firm Gartner has predicted this sector will grow 16.5 percent and be worth $204 billion in 2016. In addition, Gartner said the cloud system infrastructure services segment could grow 38.6 percent this year and will help drive the worldwide public cloud services market’s expansion.
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