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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a service model of cloud computing, alongside Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS). It allows businesses to rent cloud infrastructure on a pay-as-you-go service.

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Where the networking firm is investing its $1bn over the next two years. Cisco is planning to invest $1bn over the next two years and add 30 partners to expand the reach of its Intecloud ecosystem globally. CBR tells you 10 things you need to know about it.

How G-Cloud 6 will make things both harder and easier for buyers and suppliers. The Government yesterday (July 21) warned IT suppliers seeking to join G-Cloud that this is the last month they can apply for Pan Government Accreditation (PGA) as security classifications change.

Barry Scott, EMEA Chief Technology Officer at Centrify, outlines the IDaaS concept and how to choose the right one for your business. Whether it be on premises, cloud-based, software as a service (SaaS), or mobile, the number and variety of apps being adopted by organisations is rapidly increasing.

Plus what are the benefits of using Software as a Service? Thinking about moving your business to the cloud, but unsure what it entails? Then this article aims to give you a brief overview of what the cloud offers and why you should perhaps look to moving your data to it.

What the customer relationship management cloud company can (and can't) do for you. It's built on top of an Oracle database While most cloud firms go for an open-source technology, Salesforce.com sits on top of Oracle infrastructure - CEO Marc Benioff is an ex-exec of the ERP firm.

OpenStack is still in a dynamic evolution, but is getting more serious by the day. OpenStack needs to be simplified We heard a lot of comments about the barrier of entry for OpenStack being high because, being open source software, it can be a steep learning curve by nature.

You're interested in the cloud, so here's who you should be looking at. With IT budgets flat lining and CIOs feeling the pressure to reduce the spend on 'keeping the lights on' maintenance and support, it's little surprise that more and more IT pros are looking towards the cloud to solve their problems. With no initial upfront costs and with providers happy to manage the back-end of behalf of their customers, cloud is without doubt an attractive technology for many CIOs.

Industry experts weigh in on all things cloud. CBR headed to this year's Cloud Expo at the Excel centre in London to ask those in the know their opinion regarding key topics in the world of cloud. "Disruption of most enterprises is no respecter of legacy and people that have been in the business for thirty years, a hundred years.

Louis Hall, CEO, Cerillion Technologies, tells CBR how businesses can make billing pay. The attraction of recurring revenue is making the subscription business model increasingly appealing. Many established businesses are transitioning from selling products to becoming service providers, while entrepreneurs often start out with a service-based approach from day one.

Hybrid clouds combine a private cloud with a public cloud, alleviating data privacy worries from your company if sensitive or corporate data needs to be kept on premise, whilst placing less critical environments into public cloud. Hybrid clouds are also useful for scalability.