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VMware Inc., virtualization and infrastructure service provider of  cloud, the service issued a Horizon App Manager. Namely service for managing access to applications  on a user-oriented cloud.

"The era of mobility and the clouds requires the availability of access to applications, from anywhere, via any access devices from inside and outside the firewall, as well as providing new challenges for the security model and the traditional corporate management," said Brian Byun, Vice President & General Manager VMware Cloud Applications, in his statement on Thursday (19/05/2011).

VMware Horizon App Manager, said Byun, able to handle these challenges with re remodel end user management functions and applications, a cloud service that provides convenience for IT and users do their jobs in new ways.

The core of VMware Horizon App Manager is an identity that serves as a liaison service (identity hub) to expand the security of the identity of the user in systems such as Microsoft Active Directory or other directory. The identity link is then connected with a variety of public cloud services from third parties such as Box.net, BroadVision, Google, Salesforce.com, WebEx and Workday.

This method is claimed to be able to significantly simplify management of user access credentials - something that has become imperative given the increasing number of applications in the corporate cloud.

Simplification is advantageous to both users and IT due to negate 'bam-bam' identities are mutually exclusive, a single corporate identity that can secure user access across private and public clouds.

In addition, VMware Horizon App Manager also provides an open platform, user-oriented application to access the clouds into a single portal application that can be accessed through various types of devices the user job.

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Fujitsu announces ScanSnap attendance N1800, network document scanner the first to offer features connection to a variety of cloud services (cloud computing), such as Salesforce CRM, Google Docs and Evernote.

ScanSnap N1800 claimed to have a function, cost-effective because users do not need to buy additional hardware. Users simply press one button to start the scanning process so that the accelerating digitalization of documents in order to facilitate access to information within the company.

From the design, the device for USD 2070 is sized 300mm x 226mm x 172mm, and is equipped with the Installation Wizard for easy installation in an office environment.

"Along with the trend of Internet-based IT networks, ScanSnap N1800 is designed with a variety of network capacity to meet the needs of today's business is increasingly challenging. The scanner can be placed in your organization's intranet system, but with features connection to the service cloud," said Janet Tan, Regional Director Fujitsu Imaging Products.

Raymond Firdauzi, Country Head of Product Platforms Fujitsu Indonesia adds, ScanSnap N1800 allows users to scan and upload documents to the cloud and access digital data from anywhere through a single touch.

"ScanSnap N1800 Fujitsu will strengthen its position as the leader of the document scanner market in Indonesia since the second half of 2009 both in terms of volume and revenue," said Raymod, in his statement on Monday (5/16/2011).

READ MORE - Fujitsu Releases First Network Scanner with Cloud Connection

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Apple has completed its work in online music  storage  service. Reportedly, the service is deliberately  launched  ahead of  Google's  hard efforts in providing similar services, it seems still have to wait for time.

Because the character of the cloud, Apple's iTunes allows consumers to store songs on a remote server, and access them from anywhere as long as they are connected to the Internet.

But sources who declined to be named, said Apple is still yet to sign licensing agreements with record companies. Apple also has not told his partner, when the service is introduced.

Amazon.com has it first launched its music service cloud. The new service was launched in early April this soon steal the show, considering that Amazon is actually known as an online retailer fairly brave to enter the realm that has never entered.

Quoted by Reuters on Sunday (24/04/2011), Apple, Google and Amazon seems now competing hard to be able to master this new digital media platforms.

Google itself previously rumored to be launching a special music service as an extra feature on the Android mobile operating system.

Another source said, Google had wanted to launch a music service similar to iTunes with subscription method. Internet giant is reportedly continue discussions with a number of leading record companies like Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and EMI Group.

READ MORE - Apple Preceding Google launches Music Cloud