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E-mail in the cloud: Good, bad and ugly

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E-mail in the cloud: Good, bad and ugly

Tyrone Pike, Cemaphore Systems CEOWith Microsoft recently announcing e-mail hosting support for Exchange, the thought of moving e-mail services to the cloud may be enticing to enterprises. Find out what is good, bad and awful about the idea of e-mail cloud computing as Keith Shaw talks with Cemaphore Systems CEO Tyrone Pike about these issues. (15:22)

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Lesser-known Web app hacks 18:47
Preventing Video from Crashing Your Network 12:41
Q&A: Vint Cerf on future of IP, cloud and Interplanetary Internet 15:19
Lessons Learned from Virtualization 16:03
Hail to the Chief: Debut Episode 22:21
RSA 2011 Preview: Security Trends to Watch 16:15
New Realities of Employee Data Theft 23:37
Steps to Cut Your Data Center Electric Bill 18:51
Last-minute Website tips for Cyber Monday 12:40
How Safe are Our Apps? 20:17
Security Landscape: Do-it-yourself crimeware botnet kits 19:17
Why predictive analytics is now a must-have 19:39
Inside the TotalSecurity ransomware scheme 25:15
5 Looming Worries for Enterprise Wireless Networks 19:59
Top Money-Savers and Money-Wasters in Cloud Computing 20:55
iPads in the Enterprise: A Case Study 16:03
Why Documentation Still Matters 15:03
Top 5 Myths of Disaster Recovery 10:42
Top 5 Mistakes of Privileged Access 16:19
Ways to Stay Focused During the Summer 11:35
There's a Hacker in My Copier! (and other hidden office dangers) 11:48
Can Intelligent NICs invade the Enterprise? 11:29
Linux guru offers advice on Android tablets, Linux security and virtualization 19:18
Cloud Computing and the Rise of Shadow IT 14:20
Post-recession Mobile Device Strategies 19:02
Generation Standby: The New Employee Reality 12:31
E-mail Archiving Challenges: Two Perspectives 19:14
How to Prepare the iPad for Enterprise Usage 20:05
The 5 myths of file transfer security 17:01
Why Web Site Load Times Suck 16:02
How Can Cloud Apps Hurt Your Network? 12:55
Biggest Mistakes When Moving to the Cloud 23:11
Top IT Energy Wasters at Your Enterprise 14:08
Is the Cloud Safe for Archiving? 16:10
Why Hackers Love the Cloud 12:51
How to Improve Search on Your Web Site 17:53
Finding Hidden Jewels in Real-Time Collaboration 11:18
Do's and Don'ts of social networking 12:53
How End Users Can Help IT 12:20
Managing Mobility: The Next 5 Years 20:12
IT's new role: Technical Business Analyst? 15:48
Why developers need to get Rugged 18:43
Predictions: Network Priorities for 2010 18:53
Predictions: Security Nightmares in 2010 14:00
Predictions: Cybercrime in 2010 18:49
Predictions: Smartphone Trends for 2010 16:47
Predictions: Security Threats for 2010 18:46
CES Preview: Gadget Trends for 2010 19:34
Top 5 Insider Attacks of 2009 16:42
5 Myths of Employee Mobility 14:47
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