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While many local and state governments have moved services into the Cloud, others are skeptical but still want to know more about it’s potential value.

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24th June 2014

While many local and state governments have moved services into the Cloud, others are skeptical but still want to know more about it’s potential value.

During this free 1 hour webinar you will learn:

The Top Cloud trends in government and what it means to you
What your colleagues told us they want to know about the Cloud
How and why governments are moving to the Cloud
Reasons why they are not ready to move to the Cloud
Services implemented and benefits experienced

Please register now to view this webinar on demand.

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