[TechRepublic] Presenting the business case for migrating to cloud mail

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Presenting the business case for migrating to cloud mail Contemplating the pros and cons of moving email to a cloud service? Steven Trippe compiled a list of points to consider when crafting your business case for a client or your own management team. Read more Resource of the day WebSphere on System z e-kit Check out this white paper to understand more about how WebSphere works and how it interacts with System Z environments. Keep reading to learn more. Additional TechRepublic resources   Big businesses and the cloud: How to approach three big hurdles Thoran Rodrigues looks at three major concerns that enterprises have with moving to cloud services or infrastructure from a provider's standpoint. Read more Getting to know the Amazon Web Services Console Nick Hardiman continues to unravel the mysteries of using Amazon Web Services for those new to the cloud. Here, he takes a look at the AWS Console. Read more SkyDrive is the limit for consumer and small business users Ian Hardenburgh explains why he is high on the free Windows SkyDrive cloud service option for consumers and even small businesses on a budget for basic office software, storage, and file-sharing. Read more UK is leading the way for hiring for the Cloud A new report from Elance says that the UK is leading the way for hiring IT pros for the Cloud. This trend seems to be growing throughout Europe. Read more Preparing and uploading the base image for your Azure VM role John Joyner outlines the steps involved in preparing your base image for the Windows Azure VM role and deploying it successfully. Read more Apps of the month (October 2011): Chat, shop, and remotely administer In Scott Lowe's latest app roundup, he features three useful mobile applications: Comm100 Live Chat. Apple Store, and Jump Desktop. Read more Featured multimedia   Google's whimsical Easter eggs (screenshots) Google tries hard to maintain a sense of humor through surprises tucked throughout its Web properties. The newest discovery is the barrel roll spinning search interface, but there are plenty more. View on site Today's recommended downloads The Hidden Risks of a "Bring your own Device" Mobility Model (ProfitLine) How Secure Is Your Sudo? (BeyondTrust) Risky Business (IBM) Mid-Sized Storage for Mid-Sized Companies (IBM) Develop and Test for Massive Scalability with Travelport (dynaTrace software) Connect with TechRepublic 12 things geeks can be thankful for this year A dozen or so events, items, and ideas from 2011 for which the geek-o-sphere should give thanks. Geeky TechRepublic galleries New York Comic Con 2011: Costumes and cosplay BlizzCon 2011: Serious gamers unite Toronto Zombie Walk and undead wedding SteamCon III: Costumes of Steampunk enthusiasts Seattle hosts the very first GeekGirlCon

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