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Preparing for the Private Cloud: Rethinking IT Roles

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A growing number of companies are moving to cloud computing environments to take advantage of potential benefits such as lower IT costs, increased efficiencies and the greater flexibility provided by the cloud model.

To the Cloud: A Book Made for CIOs and Their Teams

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When Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer publicly declared “We’re all in” on cloud computing in March 2010, he wasn’t just referring to Microsoft’s products and platforms. He also was giving his own IT organization, which continues to be Microsoft’s first customer of enterprise products and services, a mandate to move to the cloud.

Get started with Microsoft Private Cloud

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For a growing number of businesses, the journey to cloud computing starts with a private cloud implementation. A Microsoft private cloud dramatically changes the way your business produces and consumes IT services.

Claims Provider Moves to Private Cloud to Cultivate Growth and Keep Ahead of Competition

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AccertaClaim ServiceCorp is an Ontario-based healthcare benefits service provider and claims management specialist who has seen a 60-per-cent increase in the number of claims processed over the past five years. With the help of Microsoft® Gold Certified partner InFront Consulting, Accerta gracefully transitioned to a Hyper-V™ private cloud solution.
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