AT&T Application Management
AT&T continues its cloud advance, delivering more managed application services from its Synaptic utility platform. This virtualized infrastructure strengthens AT&T’s position in an environment where cost and flexibility are big differentiators. (2/1/2010)
Google Apps
Google is proving to be more than a disruptive force in the cloud, scoring big wins such as its signing of the U.S. government. Yet, with entrenched rivals raising their games (and lowering prices), Google may find itself on the defensive. (2/1/2010)
IBM Applications on Demand
IBM’s efforts in the on-demand services space are paying big dividends. The company kicked off 2010 with one of the largest reported cloud engagements in its deal to transition 300,000+ Panasonic employees from Exchange to LotusLive. (2/1/2010)
Microsoft Business Productivity Online Standard Suite (BPOS)
Microsoft is an aggressive presence in the cloud, cutting BPOS pricing and offering more standalone versions of individual applications. However, the company’s partner strategy opens up the potential for serious channel conflict. (2/1/2010)
OpSource On-Demand
OpSource plays a key role in helping vendors transition to a SaaS model or build out their on-demand businesses. A cozy cloud partnership with NTT starting in the U.S. and branching out into Europe is helping the company raise its global profile. (2/1/2010)
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