Corporate Cloud Computing: Is it Worth the Money and the Risks?

Most people use cloud computing in different ways, but rarely give it much thought. On smartphones they listen to music that is stored "in the cloud," and on tablets they read books and magazines that are also stored there. If they use Gmail or Hotmail, they're using a cloud-based email system. One reason most users give the cloud so little thought is that these cloud services work well and are free of charge.

Most business users, however, give the cloud serious thought because they use it for professional purposes, and, crucially, they pay a lot to do so. Companies use cloud computing for three principal purposes: data storage, security backup and disaster recovery, and online applications. Let's examine each, and then look at the risks.

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iOS 7.1 Brings Changes to Siri, CarPlay Support, iBeacon Improvements, Apple TV Upgrade By Jim Karpen One of the big changes with the arrival of iOS 7 is the way Siri works. In the past, you'd hold the Home button, wait until Siri responded with "What can I help you with?", release the button, and then speak. Siri would automatically detect when you stopped speaking, and respond. The problem was that sometimes Siri would respond because you'd made a slight inadvertent pause in your speech, even though you weren't done talking. Now with iOS 7, you hold have the option of manually letting Siri know when you're done talking by holding down the Home button while you talk. Siri keeps listening until you release the button. In addition, Siri also has new, more natural-sounding male and female voices for Mandarin Chinese, UK English, Australian English, and Japanese. READ MORE » Apple's New CarPlay To Be Available for Some Older-Model Vehicles By Jim Karpen With the launch of Apple's new CarPlay last week at the automobile trade show in Geneva, many were left wondering if you had to buy a new Ferrari or Mercedes or Volvo in order to get it. Apparently, the answer is no. 9To5Mac has reported that at least some automakers will be offering aftermarket CarPlay installation for older models. They've confirmed that Mercedes will be doing this, and expect others to do so as well. This is good news, and it will be really interesting to see how it develops. Apple has made a fortune giving us better interfaces for our technology: first personal computers, then MP3 players, then smartphones, then tablets—and now the automobile. READ MORE » Rumor: iPhone 6 to Have Blazing Fast Quad-Core A8 Processor By Jim Karpen Recent rumors have suggested that the iPhone 6, expected in September or earlier, will have a new A8 chip designed by Apple and manufactured by chipmaker TSMC rather than Samsung, which makes the A7 used in the latest iOS devices. Then this last week a rumor passed along by Laptop and other websites said that the A8 will be a quad-core chip with quad core graphics. By comparison, the A7 has a dual-core CPU. Combine quad core with the 64-bit architecture Apple switched to in the A7 chip, and you get blazing speed. READ MORE » Screenshots of Icons for New Apps Coming in iOS 8; Other Expected Features By Jim Karpen For months we've been getting rumors about iPhone 6, and now we're starting to get some rumors about iOS 8. It's fun to see what's coming down the pike. 9To5Mac has posted screenshots of iOS 8 that reveal the icons for several new apps from Apple that will be part of this new version of iOS, expected to be available along with the new iPhone, likely in September. The apps appear to confirm earlier rumors that iOS 8 will have a greater focus on health monitoring and will include a new Healthbook app. In addition, there are icons for a Preview app, which has long been a Macintosh app for viewing and editing image files, and TextEdit, which has long been a Macintosh app used as a simple text editor. 9To5Mac says that it has confirmed that the leaked screenshots are legitimate. READ MORE »  How to Master "Silhouettes" with Your iPhone By Jamie Rhoades Hello friends and fellow iphoneographers. In this post I will be teaching you tips and tricks for capturing fantastic silhouette shots. For starters, you can use many different subjects for your silhouette shots. This includes people, birds, trees, or any object that would form a great silhouette. You always want to make sure your subject is in front of the lighting you choose to use. I find the best silhouettes are captured using natural light in the background. Sunrises and sunsets are my personal favorite backgrounds for capturing fantastic silhouette shots. I believe you can never go wrong using one of these as your backdrop READ MORE » How Are Mobile Apps Changing the Way You Shop? By Vishal Gumber Everybody loves shopping, and shopping online from the comfort of your home has its own perks. But over the past couple of years, the focus has been moving beyond e-commerce and into m-commerce. There are over a billion smartphone and tablet users all over the world, with new users jumping on the bandwagon every single day. According to InMobi's 2014 Mobile Media Consumption Report, at least 83 percent of shoppers with mobile devices plant to make a purchase on their device this year. In addition, 48 percent of the respondents listed media consumed on their mobile devices as having the most influence on their purchase decisions. Moreover, the app culture is increasingly influencing the shopping culture. Let's have a look at how mobile apps are changing shopping habits. READ MORE » 5 Free Apps for Fans of March Madness Basketball By Jim Karpen It's that time of year again, when basketball fans work themselves into a frenzy over the NCAA basketball tournament, otherwise known as March Madness. The action begins March 18, and you'll want to be sure to have these free apps on your iPhone or iPad. march madness live app iconNCAA March Madness Live, the official NCAA app, lets you stream every game live to you iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. In order to view the games that stream from TBS, TNT, and truTV, you have to already be a cable subscriber and log into your account. But they do offer a three-hour temporary preview before requiring that you log in. And all the games being broadcast by CBS are available free without your needing to be a cable subscriber. READ MORE » How to Keep Your Teenagers Safe on Their iPhone By Eva Ozawa Children are getting cell phones at younger and younger ages, and even the cheapest smartphones on the market are capable of browsing the Internet. With the web as vast and accessible as it's ever been, monitoring teenagers' iPhone use can be as challenging as dealing with their hormone-driven attitudes. This is why it is good to know what easy, go-to options are available to parents to protect those inquisitive eyes from at least some of the Internet's unsavory side. Lay Down the Law First, preferably before an iPhone is placed in your teenager's eager hands, you should have a family-wide discussion about Internet safety. Figure out what acceptable internet usage means to your family and then lay out the rules clearly. Make it clear what types of websites are okay and are not okay, cover protecting your privacy online, and establish time limits for internet access. READ MORE »

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5 Likely iPhone 6 Features on Release Date Based on Freshly-Leaked iOS 8 Details The iPhone 6 on release date is rumoured to run on a brand new iOS 8, replacing the current iOS 7.1 and some details of which have started leaking out in the past few weeks. View Full Image Screenshot from YouTube Video iPhone 6 in Sam Beckett's concept video Citing unnamed sources, 9to5Mac has provided a peek of how Apple's new mobile platform would be, which in turn points to some of the actual specs and features that the next iPhone will showcase later in the year. Five of them are offered in quick snapshots below: Smooth, fast and stable From its current build, the next iOS, according to Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac, will respond quicker than before and user navigation will be a lot easier. In iOS 7, Apple has introduced 64-bit computing that company said will take on a forward-looking implementation with the iPhone 5S. It is expected that in the iPhone 6 and iOS 8, the 64-bit standard will be in full-swing for the entire iPhone ecosystem, including third-party providers. The system is also expected to achieve better stability from the previous model, Gurman wrote. READ MORE » Apple's iPhone Takes 80 percent of China's Booming Premium Phone Market Countering the idea that China's smartphone market is only interested in cheap phones, Umeng, the nation's largest analytics firm, has issued a report for 2013 outlining that 27 percent of China's smartphones cost over $500, and that 80 percent of those are iPhones. Umeng China Highlighted by analyst Benedict Evans, Umeng's report (embedded below) details that China's market for smartphones and tablets exploded in 2013, nearly doubling from 380 million devices at the beginning of the year to more than 700 million by year end. Apple currently markets three iPhone models on its Chinese website: iPhone 5s priced between $860 and $1120; iPhone 5c priced between $730 and $860; iPhone 4S priced at $535. The company originally continued to sell iPhone 4 in China priced at $435, but no longer lists that model for sale on its public website.kely it is to work. Keep in mind that this feature is also not officially supported by Apple. READ MORE »

Tales Of the Sanctuary: Chapter 1 Globsis LLC; $0.99 by Eric Pankoke With G5 and Big Fish Games on the iOS scene there is certainly no shortage of quality hidden-object and adventure games for your Apple-centric gadgets. With all the AAA titles available, though, it does make it a lot harder for the small developer to compete. Tales Of the Sanctuary: Chapter 1 ($0.99) makes an admirable attempt at doing something different, and I will admit to gleaning an odd sense of enjoyment from the game. In the end though, the game felt a bit too piecemeal for me. A bit more coherence would have gone a long way with this tale.Tales of the Sanctuary The game actually starts off with a cool if slightly clichéd intro, but the story quickly becomes secondary to everything else. Occasionally there is a panel with a paragraph of text attempting to guide you along, and from time to time you'll wonder "why does this seem familiar?" but there's really nothing to tie any of the sequences together. In what is the first of possibly a few spoilers this game is a "to be continued," so maybe we'll get more answers in part two, but at this point I'm not really sure what I even want answers to. Tales is a typical mix of object-based puzzles and hidden object scenes, with a couple of mini games (for lack of a better word) thrown in. I would have liked to see some more complicated object puzzles, because most of them simply involved manipulating one or two items to find a key. The hidden object scenes provided you with plenty to find, but they were either so dark or so cluttered or both that it became a chore after a while. There were a couple of times that I used the hint feature (in one scene I even used it twice for the same object) and I still couldn't tell what I was looking for. The first mini game was actually kind of interesting and made good use of a timer to intensify things, but the rest of the mini games seemed kind of pointless and in a couple cases provided no good explanation of what to do. I was particularly disappointed with the instance where I got bitten by a spider and was supposed to get something out of a medicine cabinet to take care of it, because even though I don't think I got what I needed, I still survived and moved on to the next scene. To select items or move to new areas you simply tap. To use an item from inventory you just drag it onto the scene where you want to use it. It's not always obvious where there are things to do, and even when you're sure you're tapping the right spot it often feels like it takes two or three taps for the game to respond. You can pinch to zoom in and out and drag to slide the view around, but it regularly seemed like the screen was getting stuck trying to slide it, particularly when I was zoomed in. Sanctuary has no bonuses of any kind to unlock and no Game Center integration for achievements; so unless you want to play through again for the sake of finding different items in the hidden object scenes, once you've reached the end it's over. The visuals are actually really good from a technical perspective. Everything is nicely detailed and well drawn, and in a couple of scenes that I'm guessing are supposed to be like dream worlds, the images actually look like watercolors. Sadly things are often marred by dark palettes or lots of clutter which might be good for setting a mood but are not so useful when actually trying to play the game. The sound effects are okay, but the voiceover work reminds me of S.A.M., the text to speech program that came with my Commodore 64 30 years ago. At least the music was pretty decent. As it stands Tales of the Sanctuary could use quite a bit of touch up work. The interface feels clumsy, the disconnected story is hard to take an interest in, and the mini games just didn't work for me. However, I do think this is a good start for Jarbull, and after one or two more tries they should be cranking out some pretty solid adventure games. You could certainly do worse than this, but you might want to hold out for their next release. Overall Score: 2.5/5

Choose from New Siri Voice Options Although I suspect most people still use the original female Siri voice, you've had the option for a while now of changing the gender or the accent. And now the latest update to iOS 7.1 offers more natural-sounding UK and Australian English voices in both genders, so if you haven't played around with Siri's voice, this might be a fun time to try it. To change Siri's accent or gender go to Settings>General>Siri. Tap Language and choose the version of English you prefer to give Siri an accent. Tap Voice Gender and select Male or Female to choose whether you prefer Siri to have a male or a female voice.

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Taking the Myth Out of Hybrid Cloud Computing

The terms hybrid computing and cloud computing have been in the news for some time but, for many people, they are confusing and ambiguous terms. So what is hybrid cloud computing?

 

In very simple terms it is when an organization uses both the public cloud and their private cloud to do their computing. This needs further explanation before this concept can be properly understood.

 

The Public and Private Cloud

 

In cloud computing, the term cloud is a metaphor for the internet, so cloud computing is computing using computers linked though an internet connection, utilizing shared computing resources.

 

The public cloud is cloud computing where a company uses a third-party vendor to supply computing services in the form of servers, software applications, and data storage over the internet. Another form of public cloud computing is where a service provider provides a service to the public, for example, social networking services.

 

A key aspect of the public cloud is that it is available to the public who share the resources provided by the vendor.

 

A private cloud is similar to the public cloud, except that it is run privately for use by an organization and is behind that organization's firewall. It has many of the same features, but the essential difference is that the resources are owned and controlled by the company. Some companies choose this solution because of security concerns.

 

What Is Hybrid Cloud Computing?

 

If your operation is large, and you use both your own network of interconnected servers and those of a third party web-based service provider so that your applications and data are spread over these servers, you are performing hybrid cloud computing, as, your computing and, specifically your data, is shared between the private and public cloud.

 

Another form of hybrid computing is cloud storage, where a company would store critical data in their private cloud and other data in the public cloud.

 

Management of the Hybrid Cloud

 

The hybrid cloud is a great concept, freeing critical resources and providing flexible off-site resources that can meet short term needs.

 

However, if it is to function efficiently, it is important that the cloud is properly mapped out, that a database of all critical parameters is maintained, and that you have a management strategy in place to administer change control, data security, fault monitoring, and resource management.

 

Another consideration is the availability of, and access to, essential critical applications and data. This can be achieved by ensuring that critical information is stored within the company's private cloud so that access is unaffected should external network issues affect access to their public cloud

 

What Is Hybrid Cloud Computing All About?

 

A common use of the hybrid cloud is to expand your data storage capability without the purchase of additional hardware. This is especially useful if your need is transient or temporary, such as for a product launch, political campaign, or major project. This is often called cloud bursting, where applications move from the private cloud to the public cloud to take advantage of additional computing resources available in the public cloud.

 

Another reason for hybrid computing is cost, as instead of purchasing more servers for your internal data center, it may be more cost effective to use the servers of a cloud service provider, such as AWS or Rackspace.

 

Companies and organizations with global operations can use hybrid cloud computing to provide their operations with readily available and reasonably secure access, taking advantage of the internet's resilience.

 

Users of Hybrid Computing

 

Hybrid computing is a growth industry and Gartner predicts that by 2017, 50% of enterprises will adopt it. In many ways, hybrid cloud computing offers the best solution for large and diverse organizations.

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Thanks you for submitting! Here's a copy of your cause for your records... and to inspire neighbors! Check back on April 28th to see if it was chosen by the State Farm® Youth Advisory Board to be in the voting round. Your Name:: Denise Wilkerson Your Birthday:: Jun 14th, 1961 Zip or Postal Code:: 76013 Email:: wilkerd@yahoo.com Phone:: (817) 832-3859 Cause Name:: Environmental Education Category:: Education Related Nonprofit Organization:: River Legacy Foundation Which city will benefit most from this cause?: Arlington Which state/province would your cause have the most impact?: Texas How much does your cause focus on an unmet need of the community?: Since it was built in 1996 in collaboration with the Arlington Parks Department, the River Legacy Foundation has educated over 200,000 North Texas students through its environmental education programs. Our Living Science Center offers a range of environmental education programs, including Field Investigations for the local school districts, public programs and festivals, summer classes, pre-school, home school and after-school classes. The building's exhibits are key in its mission to educate students and other visitors about the surroundin! g habitats, challenging them to become environmental stewards in their communities. After 18 years of service, the classrooms and interactive displays in the Living Science Center are dated, require frequent repairs, and need to be renovated in order to maximize usability. Evidence-based research indicates that children who are connected to the natural world and are active outdoors lead healthier, happier lives and even perform better in school. How would $25,000 support your cause?: New museum-quality interactive education displays will allow River Legacy Foundation to better connect tomorrow's environmental stewards with the natural world. The Science TEKS places increased emphasis on hands-on investigations and field experiences, making River Legacy programs more important than ever. Renovated exhibits in the Living Science Center will reinforce environmental concepts of our curriculums and expose more North Texans to information about protecting our watersheds and thereby our natural resources. All AISD Title 1 second graders attend Field Inve! stigations at River Legacy. We determined that it was necessary to provide this early additional training for the students in the Title 1 schools so that they could fully participate in the Field Investigations as fourth graders. All AISD fourth graders participate in Field Investigations including the 70% who attend Title 1 schools. First-hand educational experiences in nature help kids learn and improve their scores. How much of a lasting impact on your community will your cause have?: River Legacy Parks and the Living Science Center were created as part of a broader vision for our community to promote healthy habits for both children and adults. Starting with our very youngest students, River Legacy offers children, in the words of environmental educator David Sobel, "an opportunity to bond with the natural world, to learn to love it and feel comfortable in it, before being asked to heal its wounds." This early connection, tapping into children's inborn fascination with the plants and animals that they enc! ounter, lays the foundation for a lifetime of environmental stewardship.River Legacy's hands-on learning adventures invite children to connect with their world on a personal level. Building on their sense of wonder, these connections help them to see the natural world's inhabitants through the same lens as they see themselves and their family and friends, with similar needs, and deserving of the same respect and protection. Have you received funding through this program before?:no If yes; what has been the impact of that funding?: Blank. The age group most in need of community involvement is:: 0 - 18 What inspired you to submit this cause? : It is important to me to support my local community and its specific needs. What else (other than funding) would most benefit your cause?: Additional volunteers How did you hear about State Farm Neighborhood Assist®: Nonprofit Got questions? Email us: neighborhoodassist@statefarm.com FAQs | Official Rules | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe

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Utilizing Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is the practice of using a networked group of computers. Oftentimes, thousands of computers are networked together in order to store and process data. Data from the same database may be backed up as broken down "blocks" that are stored on hundreds of different servers. Cloud computing is cheaper than running local servers. Since the data and workload can be divided among many different servers, it is also much more efficient. Instead of fifty separate servers dedicated to a web host or program, thirty servers can be used and shifted between machines as necessary. With a good understanding of cloud computing you can save your company money and increase efficiency. 

How Cloud Computing Is Used
Cloud computing replaces supercomputers with a networked group of servers. It lets scientists build massive models of weather patterns. Cloud computing is also used in medicine to model newly discovered viruses, map genomes and track pandemics. Engineers have used computer aided modeling to run 3D computational models through simulations long before they made prototypes to run through real world stress tests. Cloud computing is now being used to assemble thousands of individual CAD models into cars and planes for environmental testing and stress testing. A recent advancement in computer-aided modeling has been the ability to use cloud computing to compare different product designs before combining their elements to generate dozens of novel designs. Each design is compared against performance criteria like energy efficiency, size and speed. Only the models that meet all of these criteria are returned for the designer's review. The process of combining elements to create several different prototypes leaves engineers with only a few models to build and test.

One cloud computing use growing in popularity is online data backup. Users pay a flat fee to have their devices or personal computers backed up to the cloud. Local disk drives may be damaged in a fire or stolen. Therefore, cloud computing is a safer back up tool than a local disk drive. It is also regularly used for online file sharing. This is especially true for files too large to send as email attachments. Data sharing through the cloud also offers an improved measure of security. Only someone with an account and the correct password can access the file through the cloud. If the link to the file's location is intercepted or sent to the wrong person, the accidental recipient will not have your company's trade secrets. 

How Cloud Computing Evolved 
Software providers started offering distributed computing and applications that ran on their computers. This was an alternative to users having to buy and install software. This allowed users to avoid installation problems. They would simply receive the next software version automatically. Software vendors saw this as a constant stream of revenue from subscribers. Virtualization techniques from web hosting service providers for virtual servers were adopted wholesale by data centers.

Cloud computing providers opened up their platforms to let smaller applications offer their software as a service on the provider's platform. The infrastructure became a way for service providers to give customers a virtual machine. Customers could then set up any platform and software. Cloud computing was originally a public cloud owned by large IT firms where customers could access software applications and databases. However, the declining cost of hardware and the changed cloud computing infrastructure meant that mid-sized and large businesses could now set up private clouds. Private cloud computing lets businesses save on IT support costs and software licensing fees while keeping data on their own private network. 

The Next Generation of Cloud Computing 
More companies are adopting a hybrid cloud computing model. This includes private clouds for sensitive data, and public clouds for other applications. A company may use a cloud-based version of PTC's Autodesk to create drawings, but save them on a product data management application on a private cloud to keep proprietary drawings secret. Cloud computing providers will need to evolve to develop public/private cloud interfaces. 

One of the recent advances of cloud computing is the virtualization of infrastructure. Networking has remained the last major labor cost in IT. The virtualization of infrastructure means that this work is replaced by artificial intelligence. The next great challenge of cloud computing is authentication methods, standardizing infrastructure, data transfer, audit methods and security. While cloud computing is now common, clouds supported by big IT firms like Amazon and IBM are not always interoperable. For customers who want to switch online data backup services, it may not be possible to move their saved backups from one cloud service provider to another. 
Software applications with high input/output cannot be moved into a public cloud, but may be run on a private cloud. Legacy software applications don't translate well to the cloud model, but can be run on a virtual desktop off of an executable file on the cloud server. Applications with low latency don't work well on the cloud. Proprietary data shouldn't be stored on a public cloud, due to security concerns.

If you would like to learn more about how cloud services can help your company, please call us at 1.877.860.5831 or visit our website at www.bitxbit.com. 

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