Mobility Seeds The Cloud
We’ve learned a lot about mobility since the early days of this decade when businesses and consumers alike got their first taste of 3G networks.
Why LinkedIn is More Valuable than Facebook
The upcoming LinkedIn IPO and its $2B valuation gives them an opportunity to get in the game and cash in on the much talked-about “social network” trend.
Microsoft Office 365 is Coming!
There has been a lot of buzz lately about Office 365, Microsoft’s new cloud offering which will be available this Spring.
Goldman Sachs Invests $70 Million in AppSense
AppSense, the leading provider of user virtualization solutions for the enterprise and government, today announced it has signed an agreement to receive a $70 million investment from Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS).
An Epic Super-Sizing for the SuperNAP
The SuperNAP is about to become the Super-DuperNAP. The 407,000 square foot Switch SuperNAP in Las Vegas is already one of the world’s largest data centers.
Zumasys Opens Nerdery West with Dedication
Today, Zumasys paid tribute to the lives of Luke Bucklin and Jay Otto with the dedication of the Nerdery West in Irvine, CA. Both Luke and Jay were important members of the Zumasys family and helped pave the way to where Zumasys is today.
Zumasys Hosted Customer Wins “Excellence in Technology” Award
ROEL Construction, who migrated onto the Zumasys Hosted Platform in March of 2010, submitted their Cloud Computing project to the AGC San Diego Chapter for consideration in the annual “Excellence in Technology” Award and won.
Zumasys Joins VMware Service Provider Program
Zumasys, a leading provider of Cloud Computing solutions to small-and-medium sized businesses, announced today that it has joined the VMware Service Provider Program (VSPP).
Rescue Teams Search for Luke Bucklin, President for Sierra Bravo
Zumasys announced this evening that Luke Bucklin, formerly the Director of Sales for Zumasys, lost contact with ground control shortly after taking off from Jackson Hole Airport yesterday.
Microsoft Launches Web-Based Office
Aiming to bolster its hosted software for businesses, Microsoft announced today that it is adding Web-based versions of Office to its collection of hosted software for business.