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Time for a Technology Refresh? Visit SunGard at Cloud Expo Europe
Cloud Expo Europe 2013 offers a world-class conference programme, with 9 streams and 8 dedicated theatres, including top industry CTOs, important analysts and over 50 case studies. The biggest gathering of thought leaders and practitioners in Europe. Come and see … Continue reading
Workplace Restart – another weapon in the ‘people recovery’ armoury
SunGard operates 1.2 million sq ft of operations space (of which over 300,000 sq ft comprise fully-equipped, secure and highly resilient technology centres). These facilities support colocation, managed hosting, enterprise cloud, network and managed security, as well as over 13,000 workplace positions. However, a … Continue reading
Economy and technology are the biggest challenges to business availability for Northern CIOs, but a recent survey shows a will to keep on top of the problem…
A recent survey conducted by Vansen Bourne for SunGard Availability Services asked the CIOs of 250 UK organisations what disruptions were most likely to affect their business during 2012. Perhaps unsurprisingly, technological issues topped the list of concerns: Whilst the … Continue reading
SunGard Selected by UK Government to Support G-Cloud Initiative
SunGard Availability Services, the pioneer and leading provider of Information Availability and business continuity services, today announced it has been selected as a vendor to the UK government’s G-Cloud framework to deliver Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Software as a … Continue reading
Planning for Cloud Outages
Last year was a trying one for Cloud Computing. While positioned as a game changing revolution for IT, most of the talk instead focused on some of the numerous high profile Cloud outages that affected scores of businesses and their … Continue reading
Ensuring you’re not counting the cost of cloud disruption
Following yet another batch of outages, the issue of information availability has once again sprung onto businesses’ agendas. While the emergence of cloud computing has undeniably helped data become more recoverable, the fact that cloud services can be affected by … Continue reading
SunGard Offers CIOs Cloud Proof of Concept
London, UK – Wednesday 14th December 2011: SunGard Availability Services, the pioneer and leading provider of Information Availability and business continuity services, is offering an initiative for CIOs to test the benefits of a cloud computing environment in its most … Continue reading
SunGard Availability Services Strengthens European Senior Management Team
London, UK – 2 Nov 2011: SunGard Availability Services, the pioneer and leading provider of Information Availability and business continuity services, has today announced two significant promotions to its Senior Management Team to help expand its footprint in the UK … Continue reading
So, what’s the right approach to cloud?
Earlier this year we announced the findings from research collected from surveying 250 CIOs in the UK on their thoughts on cloud computing. You may remember that ensuring security and resilience, cost-cutting and moving to new platforms remained the CIOs’ … Continue reading






