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OnDemand Speed Links 16 August 2010

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August 16, 2010
Written by Ameed Taylor

Enterprise 2.0 Software Patents

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Category: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Open Source, Semantic Web, Speedlinks, Web 3.0

OnDemand Speed Links 5 April 2010

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April 5, 2010
Written by Ameed Taylor
Version 3 of the Cloud Computing Use Cases Published
The Cloud Computing Use Case Discussion Group has published Version 3 of the Cloud Computing Use Cases Series. Version 3 of the Series focuses on Security in the Cloud

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Category: Cloud Computing, ERP, IAAS, IBM, OnDemand Software, SAP, Speedlinks, Web 2.0

OnDemand Speed Links 23 February 2010

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February 23, 2010
Written by Ameed Taylor

SAP Launches 12Sprints Beta
SAP launches its Cloud Based Collaboration tool, months (and in some cases years) behind similar tools by IBM , 37 Signals and  a host of other cloud providers

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Category: Apple, Cloud Computing, SAP, SaaS, Speedlinks, Virtualization

OnDemand Speed Links 21 December 2009

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December 21, 2009
Written by Ameed Taylor

E-Books in the Cloud
Will the use of the cloud for storage of E-Books  lead to even greater adoption of cloud storage in the coming years?

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Category: Amazon, Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Oracle, PAAS, SaaS, Speedlinks

OnDemand Speed Links 28 October 2009

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October 28, 2009
Written by Ameed Taylor

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Amazon Launches Relational Database Service
Amazon this week launched its Relational Database Service.(RDS) Amazon RDS is a MYSQL 5.1 database offering that will compete directly with Joyent’s recently announced MySQL Accelerator and indirectly (but not at an enterprise level) with Microsoft SQL Azure.

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Category: Amazon, Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Semantic Web, Social Media, Speedlinks

OnDemand Speed Links 29 September 2009

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September 29, 2009
Written by Ameed Taylor

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GSA launches Apps.Gov
The General Services Administration has launched the long awaited Apps.Gov site. Intended as a one stop shop for US government agencies keen on getting into the cloud, the site lists vendor provided Social Media, Business, Productivity and IT Services applications.

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Category: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Semantic Web, Social Media, Speedlinks, Web 3.0