The cloud continues to be adopted around the world by organizations from both the public and private sector.

TwinStrata recently conducted a survey at the Cloud Computing Expo in New York on June 11 through 14 and found that more IT decision-makers are supporting the cloud than ever before.

A new study by Dimensional Research and commissioned by Host Analytics revealed that decision-makers have an overall optimistic feeling about the future of cloud computing, despite ongoing concerns associated with security and other adoption challenges.

A new report by Gartner revealed there are 10 strategic technologies that will become an integral part of business over the next several years.

As Software and Infrastructure as a Service become commodities within the private sector, Platform as a Service will be the next battleground for service providers.

Developing a cloud computing strategy is key to a successful deployment of the technology. Unfortunately, many IT departments simply improvise and hope for the best.

When asked to define the cloud, IT leaders tend to give a variety of answers.

As the volumes of data that businesses store continues to grow, the chances of data loss increase as well, making it more important than ever for decision-makers to find innovative and protective solutions to keep information safe.

In today's business world, avoiding implementing cloud services is as difficult as preventing network access to mobile devices.

As one of today's most disruptive technologies, the cloud is being adopted by a wide variety of industries, including healthcare.