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FISMA Hosting Leader Layered Tech Named Microsoft’s 2013 U.S. Federal Government Dynamics Partner of the Year
Plano, TX (PRWEB) April 11, 2013
Layered Tech, a global provider of secure and compliant managed hosting and cloud services, has been named Microsoft’s U.S. Federal Government Dynamics Partner of the Year for 2013. The award honors Layered Tech’s use of Microsoft technology in support of federal agency mandates to move line-of-business solutions to the cloud.
Layered Tech and Microsoft recently teamed to launch a Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)-compliant business solutions cloud leveraging the versatile Microsoft Dynamics application platform. Hosted by Layered Tech in top-tier data centers, the Microsoft Dynamics Government Cloud supports a range of federal agency business needs including case management, workforce management, call center service management, constituent correspondence and outreach, and more. Agencies using this highly secure offering from Layered Tech and Microsoft can run their IT workloads in either a FISMA-compliant, single-tenant private cloud, or a FISMA-compliant, federal-only community cloud.
“Federal agencies can feel confident in a cloud delivery model that meets federal government mandates such as FISMA and the ‘cloud-first’ policy,” said Amir Capriles, General Manager of Microsoft Dynamics U.S. Public Sector. “We are thrilled to recognize Layered Tech as a Partner of the Year for its leading innovation and unwavering commitment in serving the federal market.”
“Layered Tech is honored to be chosen as Microsoft’s 2013 Dynamics Federal Partner of the Year,” said Brad Hokamp, Layered Tech president. “We are pleased to provide FISMA-compliant cloud offerings to the Microsoft partner community. As the federal government continues to expand its cloud initiatives and be focused on security, the Microsoft Dynamics for Government Cloud hosted by Layered Tech is a joint offering that meets the demands of the public sector.”
Layered Tech has a long history of providing hosting solutions that meet the unique security and functionality requirements of federal customers. More than half of the cabinet-level U.S. federal agencies use Layered Tech’s FISMA-compliant hosting and cloud services, including some of the most security-sensitive agencies such as the Departments of Justice, Energy, and Treasury. To help advance the development and adoption of government-oriented cloud applications, Layered Tech runs a Public Sector Incubation Center for software vendors and system integrators leveraging the Microsoft Dynamics platform.
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Layered Technologies (Layered Tech), a leading global provider of compliant and secure cloud and hosting services, offers PCI-, HIPAA- and FISMA-compliant hosting solutions, managed dedicated hosting and cloud computing services, including Compliance Guaranteed, which ensures that all Layered Tech compliance services are guaranteed to pass 100 percent of every IT audit or assessment. By providing high-quality technology, infrastructure and support, Layered Tech enables clients to eliminate capital expenses and save on operating costs so they can focus on core initiatives. Layered Tech’s scalable infrastructure powers millions of sites and Internet-enabled applications, including e-commerce and SaaS solutions. Clients include federal, state and local government agencies; large enterprises with advanced data security, compliance and uptime requirements; and leading-edge Web 2.0 startups. For more information, visit http://www.layeredtech.com.
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Sunny Days for Solar Power Business as Government Incentives Will Support Income Growth as Demand Heats Up
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 23, 2011
The Solar Energy business in the United States is set to develop a wholesome glow more than the next 5 years, according to IBISWorld, the nation’s largest publisher of market analysis. In that time, favorable government legislation is projected to continue to make solar energy cost-competitive with other energy generation sources. Also, via 2016, increased solar panel production will lead to lower panel costs, which will drive growth as the cost of the industry’s principal input declines. As a result of these trends, market income is forecast to rise at an typical annual rate of 11.4% and total $ 145.9 million through 2016.
According to IBISWorld’s latest statistics, general economic circumstances are anticipated to strengthen as consumer income increases and companies invest far more. As these trends prevail, growth in electricity demand is anticipated to follow. Demand for solar power will rise in tandem with electricity demand as firms seek to diversify power sources and “green” electricity becomes much more of a focus for the United States. Nevertheless, despite expected favorable government incentives over the subsequent five years, government legislation beyond 2012 will depend on the makeup of congress and the newly elected president. This will moderately limit revenue growth.
The Solar Power market has skilled bright days over the five years to 2011. Generous government incentives have pushed income growth by delivering tax credits for investing in solar power and by enacting renewable portfolio standards (RPSs). These standards, enacted in 29 states, need nearby utilities to create electricity from renewable energy as a percentage of their total power portfolio. Increased interest in green technology also influenced market efficiency by sparking interest in technologies that displace other sorts of power generation sources, such as coal and gas.
Favorable government assistance and nearby-government regulation regarding renewable energy has led to big growth in US solar power business projects benefiting organizations like, NextEra Power Inc., MEMC Electronic Supplies and Abengoa Solar. The boost reflects a high level of assistance for the industry, which typically has a hard time competing against traditional power-generation commodities, such as all-natural gas and oil. The assistance, supplied in the form of federal tax credits and RPSs, has pushed solar-electricity generation greater. In addition, as the global recession began, a glut in the international supply of silicon occurred, and Chinese solar panel and module manufacturers could not sell their merchandise at prerecession rates. As such, solar power producers acquired panels at less expensive rates. In turn, they experienced higher profit margins and undertook projects that were otherwise not profitable.
According to IBISWorld analyst, Justin Molavi, Government assistance is expected to continue to support market players in the US Solar Power market compete with other energy generation technologies by lowering the cost of solar projects. State mandates for renewable-power energy will continue to translate into greater industry income. Moreover, firming US economic growth during the next five years will contribute to much more robust demand conditions for electricity generators. As buyers have far more income and organizations invest more, demand for electricity will continue to boost. As a result, market firms are expected to benefit from the continued push into renewable-power generation, which will lead to elevated solar-power output. Given these circumstances, industry revenue is projected to grow an average of 11.four% per year over the next 5 years and total $ 145.9 million in 2016.
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www.stockmarketfunding.com Pt 1Stock Marketplace History Dow Jones US Equity Marketplace Government Policies Analysis US Government Policies Pushing Towards Depression Is the US Government Supporting the Stock Industry? This video is for stock market analysis for the “Dow Jones Industrial Typical” and we’ll highlight pro and the con with the bull and the bear of the S&P 500, Nasdaq and other stock marketplace indices. We know the data is poor and the failed policies of the Obama administrations lead to marketplace declines in the ratio to the economy. 1 is consumer, one is instituational and one is corporate. These current policies haven’t been received nicely by the corporate leaders. It will come down to the Republicans in this next election. The Democrats did the very best they could with what they were delt. Stimulus and attempting to buy growth in no way pans out. If it panned out you wouldn’t have gone down straight here. Economic expansions can last 3 to four years but then they collapse. The capitalism society and consumer society but these moves are not sustainable. The stock industry loves to have a “Christmas Rally” and we see men and women buying the “Dogs of the Dow” and buying under performing stocks whilst getting the losers. Markets will have overbought and oversold conditions independent of government intervention and policies. The hope in the marketplace is factored in and the re-leveraging processes constantly fail. We highlight multi year lows and the trading history of the Dow in the 1970s. Stock Industry …
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