Capgemini announces SkySight - a next generation cloud orchestration service

Capgemini, together with Sogeti, its local professional services unit, has announced a new cloud orchestration service called SkySight. Developed with support from Microsoft Corp., SkySight will enable a wide variety of enterprises from multi-nationals to SMEs to integrate, configure, provision and manage cloud-based application workloads using a Capgemini-developed orchestration service.

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Survey displays accelerated cloud adoption

Virtustream, Inc. has announced its role as a collaborator in releasing the results of the third annual Future of Cloud Computing Survey, conducted by North Bridge Venture Partners, GigaOM Research and supported by 56 other collaborating organisations. This year’s survey is the largest to date, examining viewpoints on drivers, inhibitors and opportunities in cloud computing across a sample of 855 respondents, including business users, IT decision makers and cloud vendors.

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CloudSigma 2.0 features Private Patching to Public Cloud

CloudSigma has announced the launch of CloudSigma 2.0, a next-generation public cloud that enables seamless, high-performance hybrid environments. CloudSigma’s cloud breaks new ground on interoperability and performance, with new features including:

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