News

The days when consumers paid less attention to the information collected through new services and software are ending. Consumers are now more and more aware of the data being collected and they are expressing their concerns too. This is one of the take-home messages from SecureCloud 2016 conference, held on 24-25 May in Dublin, in which SLA-Ready participated with a stand.

Five calls for action on the free flow of data have emerged from the European Commission's public consultation on the European regulatory environment.

SecureCloud, 24-25 May 2016 in Dublin, offers an important opportunity for corporate managers, government and industry experts to discuss their concerns about security, privacy and data management in the cloud.

SLA-Ready is putting the final touches to its Common Reference Model ready for publication in early June 2016.

Baacco.com is a "cloud-first company" that sells and delivers bottles of wine to a growing international market.

For sports clothing retailer Wetsuit Outlet, cloud technology is not about reduction in cost: it is to  connect and deliver a first-class service.

Federal and private sector guidance highlights the importance of federal agencies using a service level agreement (SLA) in a contract when acquiring information technology (IT) services through a cloud service provider. An SLA defines the level of service and performance expected from a provider, how that performance will be measured, and what enforcement mechanisms will be used to ensure the specified performance levels are achieved.