• Defining Private Clouds, Part One

  By Bernard Golden | 22 May, 2009 09:58

  The topic of private clouds is heating up. A private cloud is, essentially, a cloud computing capability dedicated to one organization. The term "internal cloud" is often used for this kind of functionality, but as many people point out, the term "internal cloud" conflates functionality with location. T

Whitepapers about internal cloud

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  Cloud printing in the enterprise: liberating the mobile print experience from cables, operating systems and physical boundaries

  In recent years mobile technology has proliferated throughout the enterprise. Today, virtually no one in the workforce is bound to a desk to work, check e-mail or communicate with co-workers and customers. At the same time, we’re seeing the rise of cloud technologies, loosely defined as online resources, often provided as a service, that manage the data and software that used to run solely on PCs. This merger of mobile and cloud technologies is on its way to becoming one of most significant enablers of business productivity and innovation seen in the past decade. Read more.

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  IBM PureSystems: A family of expert integrated systems

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  IBM PureFlex System - The infrastructure system with integrated expertise

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  IBM PureApplication System - Application platform systems with integrated expertise