|
Cloud computing becomes the latest trending technology in Today’s IT world. It is expected that Cloud – ready IT professionals will grow by 26% annually through 2015. 7 million cloud-related jobs will be available worldwide at that time. This is the right time to develop your knowledge in Cloud Computing.
,
20 May 2014
|
|
|
Cloud and Big Data has potential to create million new opportunities in building systems, solutions, apps, API’s, consulting, staffing and more. Techfetch.com has planned to conduct “Cloud & Big Data Boot Camp” on February 22, 2014.
,
20 Feb 2014
|
|
|
Cloud, Mobile and Big Data has potential to create multibillion new economy in building systems, solutions, apps, API’s, consulting, staffing and more. Techfetch.com has associated with Tie to conduct “Cloud, Mobile & Big Data Business Conference” on Feb 21, 2014.
,
20 Feb 2014
|
|
|
Techfetch & Global Indian Technology Professional Association has planned to conduct Cloud and Big Data Symposium. It is a great pleasure to invite you all to the Cloud and Big Data Symposium on December 21, 2013. It will be nice occasion to gain knowledge about in demand technology skill Cloud & BigData.
,
16 Nov 2013
| 1 comment
|
|
|
Hi,
,
24 May 2013
|
|
|
|
|
Cloud Computing is a computing service provisioning and delivery model in which users get access to dynamically scalable computing capacity over the network in a pay-as-you-use payment scheme. While its attractiveness may differ depending on whom you've talked to, its service-oriented nature gives users two important benefits: ease of application deployment (someone else's hard works laying down the hardware and software foundation) and on-demand access anytime from anywhere. These characterstics make Cloud Computing ideally suited for developers who want to quickly try something out in an isolated "good" environment without the overhead of system setup or the capital expenses of paying for systems they no longer need after they are done.
,
12 Jul 2012
| 30 comments
|
|
|
Is there a workaround for the following error. There is no BIOS option to enable Virtualization on my laptop.
,
21 Apr 2012
| 1 comment
|
|
Virtualization is an increasingly important foundation for cost-effective deployment of data warehouse capability. This session will trace the evolution of virtualization technologies in the context of data warehousing and will extrapolate toward future developments in this area.
,
25 Oct 2011
|
|
|
The 3rd Annual Virtual Conference on Cloud Computing will be hosted online from April 18 - 22, 2011. It is global event, covering latest trends and innovations in the world of cloud computing. Conference panels, workshops, and tutorials are selected to cover a range of the hottest topics in cloud computing. Visit http://www.cloudslam.org Conference tracks will focus on the following areas: Conference Agenda
,
13 Mar 2011
|
|
October has been the busiest month yet on Developer Exchange, with an array of new content around Cloud Computing, simultaneous with announcements at our Partners 2009 conference. Where to start?
,
02 Nov 2009
| 1 comment
|
|
|
The Teradata Express program offers customers a free evaluation version of the Teradata database as a download from Teradata.com. While the Express edition is not licensed for production usage and is not officially supported, this is a fully functional Teradata database that is a great tool for developers and testers working on their Teradata projects or other who want hands-on learning with Teradata.
,
20 Oct 2009
| 65 comments
|
|
|
Cloud Computing is a computing service provisioning and delivery model in which users get access to dynamically scalable computing capacity over the network in a pay-as-you-use payment scheme. While its attractiveness may differ depending on whom you've talked to, its service-oriented nature gives users two important benefits: ease of application deployment (someone else's hard works laying down the hardware and software foundation) and on-demand access anytime from anywhere. These characterstics make Cloud Computing ideally suited for developers who want to quickly try something out in an isolated "good" environment without the overhead of system setup or the capital expenses of paying for systems they no longer need after they are done.
,
19 Oct 2009
| 13 comments
|