How to get rich in the cloud

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	How to get rich in the cloud To get rich in the world of cloud computing, you first need to focus on a skill that's in high demand, which is the kind that will pay very well. Second, work for an organization that provides some return on equity around the use of those skills. Read More WHITE PAPER: AppAssure Software Backup for Virtual and Physical Servers Best Practices Read this popular whitepaper by Don Jones, a world renown author, speaker and Microsoft MVP about the Top 10 Best Practices of backing up Microsoft Windows Server on Virtual and Physical Servers. Learn more In this Issue This just in: Internet not solely populated by pirates and thieves VDI shoot-out: Citrix XenDesktop vs. VMware View Four different ways to do IT metrics wrong Why you shouldn't jailbreak your BlackBerry PlayBook WHITE PAPER: Sybase Enterprises Falling Short with Analytics Tools This paper examines the use of analytics and reporting, and offers best practices for integrating solutions for improved business decision-making. Learn More This just in: Internet not solely populated by pirates and thieves Comedian Louis CK bets on fans' better instincts -- and they happily pay for his online offering. Ball's in your court, RIAA. Read More VDI shoot-out: Citrix XenDesktop vs. VMware View XenDesktop and View are so similar in structure, deployment, capabilities, and scalability that choosing a clear winner was difficult. But one did have superior hypervisor and client support. Read More Four different ways to do IT metrics wrong It's a lot easier to get metrics wrong than right, and the damage done from getting them wrong usually exceeds the potential benefit from getting them right. Minimize the potential for damage by being alert to the four fallacies of metrics. Read More Why you shouldn't jailbreak your BlackBerry PlayBook A recently released software tool, called "DingleBerry," can "jailbreak" or "root" RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. But just because you can jailbreak the PlayBook, doesn't mean you should. CIO.com's Al Sacco explains why. Read More
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