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| AT&T plays to its strengths in application management and disaster recovery/business continuity, as well as with some standout features in its cloud offers. However, its U.S.-centric focus makes it less of a threat to rivals in EMEA and Asia-Pac. (1/27/2012) |
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| BT has solid and growing data centre infrastructure and professional services resources to appeal to medium to large customers. It needs to increase applications and enable data centre locations globally to threaten competitors in the cloud. (1/18/2012) |
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| After a turbulent year which included an aborted divestiture and a CEO change, HP Services’ parent remains in a state of flux. Still, the unit has the data center portfolio and the transformation expertise to remain a top provider in the sector. (1/18/2012) |
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| IBM capitalizes on its extensive and diverse global resources to stay on the leading edge of the data center services market. The company continues to evolve its delivery model, building out capabilities in transformative areas such as the cloud. (1/18/2012) |
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| Rackspace has carved out a role delivering business-class cloud services for cost-conscious clients. However, the company lacks the integration depth and the international breadth that top-tier enterprise data center providers possess. (1/27/2012) |
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| Savvis has put together a state-of-the-art portfolio of cloud services. However, its recent acquisition by CenturyLink raises questions about future innovation and support. (1/27/2012) |
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| T-Systems has a thriving SAP practice and a full complement of on-demand computing services. The company has resources on three continents to lend local support to clients, but it still lacks brand recognition that its rivals enjoy outside Europe. (4/26/2011) |
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| 2011 was a year of transition for Verizon’s data center services business. Expect more developments ahead as the company continues its post-Terremark changes with further service integration and facilities consolidation. (1/18/2012) |
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