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  Movideo migrates video platform to Microsoft's Cloud

  Movideo has inked a four-year agreement, including long-term pricing, technical support and sales and marketing backing, to migrate its online video platform to Microsoft's Windows Azure Cloud for its Asia Pacific clients.

  By Stephanie McDonald | 23 March, 2012 15:45

  Tags: cloud computing, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IAAS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), Windows Azure

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  Are you paying too much for Cloud services?

  Knowing exactly how much and what type of Cloud service a company needs is one of the more challenging aspects of deploying a Cloud strategy, and most enterprises are getting it wrong, according to experts.

  By Brandon Butler | 16 March, 2012 08:25

  Tags: cloud computing, cloud computing costs, cloud services, Cloudyn, Google, internet, Windows Azure

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  Microsoft offers free Cloud computing to start-ups

  Microsoft has launched a new program offering startups access to free Cloud computing using Redmond's Windows Azure offering.

  By TechWorld staff | 23 February, 2012 10:27

  Tags: cloud computing, Windows Azure

• Microsoft TechEd event to shed light on cloud computing plans

  Microsoft will shed more light on its cloud computing strategy next week at the annual TechEd conference in New Orleans.

  By Jon Brodkin | 04 June, 2010 08:56

  Tags: amazon ec2, cloud computing, Microsoft, Windows Azure

• Microsoft weaves management technology into cloud vision

  Microsoft's plans for cloud computing don't stop with infrastructure and applications. Company executives say Microsoft will also provide the heterogeneous management layer that customers will need to optimize application performance on-premises or in hosted environments.

  By Denise Dubie | 21 April, 2010 08:57

  Tags: cloud computing, Microsoft, virtualisation, Virtualization, Windows Azure

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  What Microsoft Azure means to SMBs: not much, yet

  Small and medium-sized businesses have more important things to worry about than Microsoft's new Azure, a cloud-resident platform for building applications served to users online.

  By David Coursey | 15 July, 2009 23:16

  Tags: cloud computing, SaaS, Windows Azure

Whitepapers about Windows Azure

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  Best Practices for Preparing for SharePoint Migrations

  This paper focuses on some of the most common platforms that content can be moved from: Windows Server file shares, Exchange public folders, and previous versions of SharePoint. However, the strategies discussed can also be applied to content from other sources, such as Documentum, Novell or UNIX file shares, Notes databases, and web sites.