What happens when your cloud bursts?

Martin Courtney
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No supplier is too big to fail, says Gartner's Steve Prentice, so be prepared

Steve Prentice, vice president and fellow at research firm Gartner, reminds organisations not to rush into cloud service agreements or trust any third party provider with mission critical data and ...

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