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Iveda Solutions, the pioneer in cloud video hosting technology, today announced the launch of VEMO™, the Company’s new cloud-based, in-vehicle video surveillance system with Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite navigation technology.
"There are many in-vehicle surveillance systems in the market today," commented David Ly, president and chief executive officer of Iveda Solutions, Inc. "The VEMO system is unique because it is fully integrated with cellular capability to stream live video to the cloud and enabled for use with IvedaOnBoard™, the Company’s mobile streaming video hosting service. Live and recorded video from law enforcement and other vehicles is hosted in the cloud and centrally managed. Videos may be viewed on a single ‘dashboard’ that includes a GPS map-based user interface for tracking the current location of vehicles using VEMO."
New Q2 data from Synergy Research Group shows that Amazon (AWS) still maintains a formidable lead in the worldwide IaaS/PaaS market. The three IT heavyweights — Microsoft, Google and IBM — are all chasing hard and are growing aggressively, but their aggregated revenues in the market still equate to only 63% of Amazon’s. While a much smaller company overall, Salesforce with its force.com offering has similar cloud infrastructure revenues to the other three chasing companies. However, in a market that grew 47% year-on-year, Amazon actually grew by 52% and increased its overall market share to over 28%.
Grazed from CloudPro. Author: Jane MaCallion.
HP CEO Meg Whitman claims cloud, big data and application modernisation are central to the firm’s turnaround strategy, despite its third quarter results suggesting its cloud business is underperforming. In a call with analysts, transcribed by Seeking Alpha, Whitman stepped back from earlier statements that the company could return to revenue growth in 2014 following the disclosure of its Q3 results.
The company’s software division was one of the few that demonstrated year-on-year revenue growth, and Whitman said she was “especially pleased with the continued performance in [HP’s] strategic areas of cloud, security and big data”…
Grazed from InformationWeek. Author: Richard M. Walker.
After years of stumbling along in fits and starts, the Army’s migration to an enterprise-wide email system is nearly complete. Most Army users can now access their email securely from anywhere in the world at any time. Officials said Wednesday that more than 1.4 million Army users have migrated onto the unclassified NIPRNet and 115,000 users onto the classified SIPRNet, completing "the bulk" of the Army’s move to the system, called DOD Enterprise Email (DEE).
The Army’s adoption of the system is the first phase of a Defense Department-wide move to a private cloud hosted by the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Defense Enterprise Computing Centers. Under Department of Defense (DOD) goals, the system will eventually support 4.5 million users across the department…
Grazed from BaselineMag. Author: Samuel Greengard.
Over the last few years, IT and business executives have witnessed a profound shift in enterprise computing. While organizations continue to rely on internal data centers to manage an array of tasks, clouds have drifted into the mainstream of IT and business.
"Clouds are becoming the foundation for a new IT platform," says Mike Pearl, U.S. cloud computing leader for PwC consulting. "Organizations are combining IT assets in order to create far greater value. In many cases, they’re able to react to market dynamics faster and more effectively."…
Grazed from InformationWeek. Author: Kristin Burnham.
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For the first time since 2011, Yahoo ranks as the most-visited website in the U.S., according to the latest report from ComScore, which tracks unique visitors to U.S. properties across the Web. Yahoo received 196.6 million unique visitors in the month of July compared to Google’s 192.3 million. Microsoft, Facebook and AOL rounded out the top five.
According to the report, Yahoo saw 20% more unique visitors in July 2013 as compared to July 2012. Traffic to Tumblr, the blogging platform that Yahoo acquired in May for $1.1 billion, did not contribute to Yahoo’s overall traffic number, said Andrew Lipsman, ComScore’s VP of industry analysis. Tumblr ranked as the 28th most popular U.S. property in July, according to the report. The latest ComScore numbers also do not include mobile usage…
Grazed from DimensionData. Author: PR Announcement.
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In a move to accelerate momentum and broaden scope across its solutions and services for client computing, cloud, networking, data centre and enterprise mobility, Dimension Data has expanded its global collaboration with Citrix.
The two-year Global Market Acceleration agreement will see the two organisations co-invest to drive product management, sales and marketing efforts across Asia, Australia, Europe, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. Dimension Data will develop and integrate Citrix technologies more deeply in its existing solutions and services, all designed to meet growing client demand. Joint initiatives will be governed globally and executed locally to maximise market penetration…
Grazed from PRWeb. Author: PR Announcement.
AppZero, the fastest and most flexible way to move server applications from the datacenter to the cloud, will be exhibiting at VMworld 2013, booth #647, August 25-29 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. Now in its 10th year, VMworld highlights how virtualization and cloud computing can help you spend less time and money supporting underlying IT.
AppZero will showcase its “Up-level” OS migration, new technology that provides one-step migration of applications running on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2012. With Windows Server 2003 end of life approaching, companies will be faced with moving large numbers of enterprise applications. AppZero provides the only way to upgrade existing server applications from WS2003 to WS2008 or WS2012 in a cost-effective and time-saving way…
Grazed from GCN. Author: Rutrell Yasin.
As the cloud computing market continues to evolve, the focus is shifting from software as a service to infrastructure as a service (IaaS), offering more options and opportunities for government agencies to manage their own solutions and services, according to a leading industry expert on cloud technology. IaaS is a provision model in which an organization has on-demand access to computing resources including storage, hardware, servers and networking components.
Meanwhile, organizations are still learning how to extend platform as a service – a delivery model for software development – to custom application development, said Kevin Jackson, vice president and general manager of cloud services for NJVC, a provider of information services to civilian and defense agencies…