Cloud computing is 5 reasons for small business prerequisites

US pcworld.com: Google launches new tools to help users protect their online reputation Google has launched a tool to help people monitor the online mentions of their names and take action to protect their reputations when they find negative information.

This new application named "Me on the Web" (I'm on the Internet) is for people who have a reputation for online relationships. These people are interested in tracking the online references of their names and other personal information that may be defamatory, inappropriate or wrong.

This application simplifies the production of Google Alerts, Google search engine whenever the Web site found a specific word will generate a notification. In this application, people can create an alert for their name or e-mail address.

Andreas Tuerk, Google product manager, said in a blog in Wednesday that the app also provides links to information resources on how to control the information released by third parties about your situation on the Web.

To use the "Me on the Web", people need to have a Google account. This application is in the "Dashboard" section of Google account. The application solves a growing concern about the explosive growth in the use of social media to expose personal names on the web.

24-7pressrelease.com: Cloud computing is five reasons for small business prerequisites according to a recent survey of 250 start-ups by the world's top online employment platform Elance, 57% of startups rely on cloud technology for online hires, 42% Start-up companies rely on cloud technology for file storage.

"Cloud computing is a hot new trend in information technology," said David Papp, author of the report entitled "It Survival Handbook: Conquering information technology in your organization" David Pap. Cloud computing allows organizations to use it software and storage for only a fraction of the cost of internal services.

According to pop, cloud computing offers some advantages for small businesses that do not have the greatest potential for their IT systems. By choosing cloud computing, small businesses don't have to pay for their unwanted infrastructure and pay less for the IT services they use.

According to Pop, the five reasons that cloud services can help small businesses are:

1. The practice of providing better online employment through the job market.

2. Provide the enterprise external file storage, reduce the enterprise internal server demand.

3. Allow the use of financial software to reduce the cost of it software.

4. Make administrative tasks smoother through online application suite software.

5. Provide greater mobility, allowing the use of the latest IT software.

Cloud computing services are only just beginning to be offered, Pop said. But next year, I expect to see significant growth in online IT services.

UK juniperresearch.com: The report says 2016 global mobile security software market size will reach 3.6 billion U.S. dollars according to a new study published by market research firm Juniper Study, only 4% of smartphones and tablets are currently installed with Third-party security software, Despite the loss/theft of equipment, the threat of malware and viruses is growing steadily.

By 2016, however, the growing range of personal and enterprise data stored on mobile devices and the need to protect these devices will create a 3.6 billion dollar opportunity for mobile security software providers.

The Mobile Security Opportunity report says mobile security software will soon become a necessary software for handheld devices like the security software in desktops and laptops. The growing popularity of smartphones and tablets will make mobile security software indispensable, as many users are accustomed to accessing e-mail, Web sites and online transactions on the move, thus storing more and more sensitive data.

Nitin Bhas, author of this report, argues that the mobile security market will become the mainstream market by the end of 2013 as security vulnerabilities in data-centric mobile devices are widespread in the corporate and consumer markets. A high-profile security warning could raise public awareness of the growing problem.

The main points of this study include:

• By 2016, the security software market for corporate tablets, smartphones and featured handsets will account for 69% of the sales revenue for the entire mobile security product.

• As more tablets Enter the company during the forecast period, the proportion of tablet security products will increase, exceeding the level of protection for smartphone users.

• By 2016, 277 million mobile devices will install some form of protection software.

CBRONLINE.COM:IDC:2015 European Corporate Cloud professional services spending will reach $8.2 billion according to market research firm IDC, with European companies starting to migrate from existing applications to public or private cloud solutions, 2015 European Business cloud professional services spending will grow from 560 million dollars in 2010 to 8.2 billion dollars.

Early adopters typically use cloud solutions with their existing it, says Mette Ahorlu, head of research at IDC's European service sector. However, in 2010, we saw more companies start migrating existing solutions to the cloud and developing roadmap for future migrations.

' We don't expect everything to migrate into the cloud, but early adopters may migrate most of their it to the cloud within the next five years, ' says Ahorlu. Most companies do that in a few years.

IDC predicts that the new outsourcing contract will include cloud services. Up to 25% of cloud professional services will be provided as part of the outsourced service contract. This has a huge impact on providers ' choice of professional services and cloud services. Providers need to be able to manage traditional and new environments under a single contract, need to be able to migrate most of their services to new environments, and ahorlu that professional services will not disappear. However, professional services will change. In the long run, professional services account for only a small portion of it costs after the end of the cloud Service migration 2015 years later.

Another important point is that service providers need to be prepared for the rapidly growing needs of cloud professional services and to have the resources available.

French Agence France-Presse: U.S. Senators put forward two mobile privacy laws to protect consumer personal information The U.S. Senator introduced a number of laws in Wednesday designed to protect the privacy of mobile users and protect personal information stored online by consumers.

The Position Privacy Protection Act (Location Privacy Homeowner Act) requires companies such as Apple and Google and application developers to get permission from mobile users before sharing information with third parties.

The data security and break-through notification Act (Breach Notification Act) requires companies and non-profit organizations to develop strong security measures to protect sensitive data and notify consumers when a system breakthrough occurs.

Al Franken, Minnesota Democratic Senator Aire Franken, who co-sponsored the Mobile Privacy Act, said the bill would ensure that consumers know what location information is being collected and let consumers decide whether they want to share the information.

' Our laws have done too little to protect the information of mobile users, ' Franken said in a statement. Location technology offers incredible benefits. Location information allows emergency responders to find us when we are in trouble. However, our information is not necessarily shared with others.

Franken is the chairman of the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and law. The Sub-Commission held a hearing on mobile privacy this May. Representatives of Apple, Google, the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission attended the hearing.

The joint sponsors of the bill are also the Arkansas Democratic Senator Mark Praille Mark Pryor and the Virginia State Senator Jay Lockfeller (Jay Rockefeller).

(Responsible editor: admin)