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Cloud storage: CIOs approve, despite the risks

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TechRepublic Member | May 03, 2012

Cloud storage wins approval from CIOs - despite the risks

The benefits of cloud storage outweigh the risks, say tech chiefs - but several remain wary of using a public service for corporate data. Read more

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