Cloud Computing is dramatically shifting from a mere consideration to a necessity and is considered by some as the next generation of computing or Web2.0. Carahsoft is pleased to provide you with the software and tools needed to make the transition from your traditional datacenter practices into the cloud.

Carahsoft has modeled this resource center around the concept of the cloud, offering a network of resources from a single location to help your agency increase functionality. We offer a number of reliable services delivered through data centers that make extensive use of virtualization as a method of delivery. These services are available anywhere in the world; with connection to a network giving you access to compute power as if it were local.

Learn how the convenience of these services can help you achieve IT efficiency, security, compatibility and compliance initiatives. Please choose from one of the following categories:

• Software as a Service
• Platform as a Service
• Infrastructure as a Service

CLOUD COMPUTING NEWS
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Salesforce Lands $28M GSA-wide Cloud Contract
Washington Technology
By Nick Wakeman and Rutrell Yasin, the government’s use of public cloud services got a boost this summer with the General Services Administration decision to sign a $28.1 million enterprise license agreement with Salesforce.com.

Google, Salesforce Help Government Transition to the Cloud
1105 Federal News Radio
Listen to interviews from Matt Glotzbach, Google's Product Management Director and Dan Burton, Senior Vice President for Global Public Policy at SalesForce.com

Salesforce.com rolls out VAR program for Force.com
Cloud Computing - InfoWorld
The on-demand CRM vendor is looking to the channel to scale up business for its development platform.

VMworld: CEO Paul Maritz Outlines VMware's Cloud Initiatives
Software - IT Channel News by CRN
By Joseph F. Kovar, ChannelWeb VMware is building on its server virtualization foundation to develop a cloud computing infrastructure and ecosystem for customers looking to focus less on IT resources and more on their own business