Now that we’re nearing the end of the year, there is one key takeaway from the cloud computing industry: enterprise use has finally arrived.
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Software Assurance's failings are coming home to roost, so Redmond is turning to perpetual payments, according to one analyst
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Microsoft has tried hard to pretend that it was not concerned with rise in popularity of Google Docs (now part of Drive). Delete the scoop?
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Microsoft's announcement of Office 2013 is another linchpin in the company's effort to assume a leadership role as a cloud-computing services provider. Delete the scoop?
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View and Edit Microsoft Office Documents Stored on Dropbox and Other Storage Services from Any Device With a Web Browser. Delete the scoop?
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Download lets users create, view and edit Microsoft Office files directly on your tablet. Delete the scoop?
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Recently I've been writing about monopolies. When they're important and when they're not. The really crucial point is whether that monopoly is contestable or not. Delete the scoop?
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CloudOn - yes, the company known best for bringing Microsoft Office to the iPad – has just closed a $16 million Series B round led by The Social+Capital Partnership with participation from Translink Capital as well as existing investors Foundation Capital and Rembrandt Venture Partners. Mamoon Hamid, General Partner at Social+Capital, will now join CloudOn’s Board of Directors as a part of the funding. Delete the scoop?
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A new app for the streaming game service adds some enhancements -- but unlike its predecessor, it isn't free.
This Plus version isn't free: You'll need to pony up $5 per month for the service (the app itself is still free). But the Plus version does add Internet Explorer 9 to the software suite, along with access to third-party storage sites including Box.net and Dropbox. You also get "priority access", which means you're served first if the OnLive servers ever get overloaded. Delete the scoop?
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