Talking Technology
Amazon Web Services is an evolving cloud computing platform that offers a broad set of computing, networking, storage, database, analytics, application, and deployment services.
Amazon Web Services offers both web and mobile applications, helping your business move faster, scale quickly, and offer security and reliable performance to meet your business needs and requirements, reducing your overall capital and operational expenses.
With Amazon Web Services (AWS), you can provision compute power, storage and other resources, gaining access to a suite of elastic IT infrastructure services as your business demands them. With minimal cost and effort, you can move your application to the AWS cloud and reduce capital expenses, minimize support and administrative costs, and retain the performance, security, and reliability requirements your business demands.
One of the key differentiators of AWS’ infrastructure services is its flexibility. It gives businesses the freedom of choice to choose the programming models, languages, operating systems and databases they are already using or familiar with. As a result, many organizations are moving existing applications to the cloud today.
A successful migration largely depends on three things:
Microsoft’s annual event, Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) 2014 at Washington.D.C , witnessed a whooping 16,000 audience this year.
During the keynote, Kevin Turner, COO of Microsoft, provided a new focus on productivity across all devices and platforms and not just Microsoft’s. Turner emphasized that Microsoft is committed to delivering seamless experiences not just on Windows devices but across multiple platforms, including Mac, iOS and Android. He said that these cross-platform solutions and products will offer dual users – people that juggle their home and work lives – connected , personalized and contextual experiences that ultimately allow them to “get work done.”
