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Michael Lupacchino

Recent Posts

Implementing the iPad as a Business Tool

Posted by Michael Lupacchino on Fri, Jul 09, 2010

iBusiness

Consumers absolutely love the iPad. Music, videos, documents and eBooks are all wrapped up in a sleek and very attractive package. However, can the iPad cross over into business territory or should organizations stick to using Netbooks while on the go?

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Topics: Cloud Computing, Mobile Device Management, Managed Services, New Technology, Apple

Social Networking On Company Time

Posted by Michael Lupacchino on Fri, Jul 02, 2010


Protecting your "Social" Security - Part 2

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Survey results from Symantec have shown that half of all social networking at work is conducted for business purposes. Although bosses may cringe to hear that 50% of social networking done in the office is for pleasure, it may come as a surprise that personal social media in the office actually increases productivity (we'll get to that in a second). Although this is good news, many organizations don't have security policies in place to safeguard company activity conducted on social networks.

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Topics: Social Media, Disaster Recovery

White Paper - Hybrid Cloud Computing

Posted by Michael Lupacchino on Mon, Jun 28, 2010

Hybrid Clouds - The Best of Both Worlds

The Cloud, SaaS, On-Demand, Private, Public, On-Site, Off-Site

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Topics: Cloud Computing

Private Cloud or Public Cloud?

Posted by Michael Lupacchino on Fri, Jun 25, 2010

Private or Public Clouds?

IT Wants Them Both!  Cloud Computing Private vs. Public

InfoWorld published an article about a recent survey conducted by the International Data Corporation (IDC). In the survey, IDC asked IT executives if they preferred Private Clouds in comparison to Public Clouds. The results showed that many companies expect to use a combination of both Public and Private Cloud services. The mixed use of Public and Private Clouds is also referred to as a Hybrid Cloud.

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Topics: Cloud Computing, Managed Services

Is Internet Capacity Really Running Out?

Posted by Michael Lupacchino on Wed, Jun 16, 2010

The End Of The Internet?

There has been a lot of buzz from people stating we are reaching the end of the internet's capacity. To be honest, all I can ever think of is the episode of South Park where the internet access starts to dry up. In the episode, the "internet" is actually a giant Linksys router and Kyle reestablishes the internet by resetting the device. Although hilarious, the probability of the internet disappearing is pretty low (notice how I didn't say impossible).

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Topics: Managed Services, New Technology