Allen Falcon, CEO of Cumulus Global, is quoted in the January 2012 cover story for CRN discussing the role of distributors in Cloud Computing marketplace.
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For many of the companies, non-profits, school systems, and local governments we work with, the desire to use the cloud is expanding beyond email and calendar. These organizations are looking to move some or all of their file services into … Continue reading
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As more of our current and future customers move to the cloud, they have greater interest in moving beyond email, calendars, and chat. More organizations see cloud file services as a way to improve access to information while simplifying IT … Continue reading
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One of the common criticisms of cloud solutions and Google Apps is the lack of administrative capabilities. For the most part, this criticism is unfounded as many of these capabilities are no longer needed when you are free from managing … Continue reading
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In response to the growing number of small and mid-size businesses frustrated with “Big Tech” solutions, Cumulus Global announced it is formally and actively supporting the Occupy Google Apps movement. Small businesses throughout New England and across the United States are … Continue reading
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It is pretty clear from the industry press that a consensus is building that the time for netbooks may have passed. And when Dell, one of the big 3 PC makers, decides to end all netbook products, the industry takes … Continue reading
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One of the critiques we often hear when speaking with businesses and non-profits hesitant about a move to Google Apps is that Google Apps does not provide a complete computing environment. And it appears that there are a couple of … Continue reading
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Once again, the team and I at Cumulus Global found ourselves working from our homes, pizza shops, libraries, and coffee shops. An unusual and record-breaking October Nor’easter dumped about a foot of very heavy and wet snow on us, snapping … Continue reading
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What does this mean for you beyond “cloud computing is not going away”? Continue reading
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Boston, MA – October 18, 2011 – Allen Falcon, CEO of Cumulus Global (www.cumulusglobal.com) will be clouding up the New England Business Expo at the DCU Center in Worcester. As a featured speaker, Falcon’s seminar — Ground to Cloud in … Continue reading
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