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Eldridge Financial
Monday, April 23, 2012
Eldridge Financial Blog
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New research suggests Australians are keen on cloud services, but they expect to know when their data is stored overseas – and to be able to control whether or not it goes offshore.
A poll conducted for the OzHub industry alliance suggests Australians have adopted cloud services in a big way but they don’t know when their data is stored overseas and they want to be able to control where it goes.
“OzHub believes that cloud services have an exciting future and represent great value and opportunity for consumers, but the industry and Government need to ensure that they work together to both educate consumers and to understand and respond to their need,” said OzHub chairman Matt Healy. “Making sure people have the control and the rights that feel they are entitled to over their data is a corner stone of building trust.”
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Eldridge Financial: DataCede Staffing Expands to New Location!
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Parsippany, NJ (PRWEB) January 19, 2012 — DataCede Staffing, a leading staffing and consulting firm specializing in Information Technology, announces its recent move to its Headquarters location at the Lanidex Plaza in Parsippany, New Jersey.
“We’ve outperformed thanks to our loyal clients,” says DataCede Staffing President, William Nelson, “and we owe it to the fantastic response we’ve received from clients who look to us to fill their critical IT needs. In less than a year we’ve outgrown our old offices and this location at Lanidex is centrally located.”
DataCede Staffing’s mix of clients includes financial services, banking and insurance, pharmaceutical, technology, manufacturing, and telecommunications. The company’s explosive growth is the result of listening and reacting quickly to client needs who demand qualified, proven and experienced teams of professionals.
“The secret to our success” adds Nelson “is that we work hand in hand with our clients to really understand their needs and then we react with speed and precision to present the right person or team in short order. We have the resources and motivation to make every client engagement a top priority and we strive for 100% client satisfaction. Nothing less is acceptable to me or the staff.”
eldridge financial: Global Manufacturing Displays Resilience to Europe’s Debt Crisis: Economy
eldridge financial: Global Manufacturing Displays Resilience to Europe’s Debt Crisis: Economy
Manufacturing from the U.K. to India showed improvement in December, suggesting production is weathering strains from Europe’s sovereign debt crisis.
Purchasing manager indexes for the U.K., Switzerland, China, India and Australia rose in December, while German unemployment fell more than economists forecast as exports of cars and machinery boomed, reports today showed. U.S. manufacturing growth (NAPMPMI)accelerated more than economists forecast to the fastest pace in six months.
Purchasing manager indexes for the U.K., Switzerland, China, India and Australia rose in December, while German unemployment fell more than economists forecast as exports of cars and machinery boomed, reports today showed. U.S. manufacturing growth (NAPMPMI)accelerated more than economists forecast to the fastest pace in six months.
eldridge financial: Global Manufacturing Displays Resilience to Europe’s Debt Crisis: Economy
http://www.yousaytoo.com/global-manufacturing-displays-resilience-to-europes-debt-crisis-economy/1878205
Manufacturing from the U.K. to India showed improvement in December, suggesting production is weathering strains from Europe’s sovereign debt crisis.
Purchasing manager indexes for the U.K., Switzerland, China, India and Australia rose in December, while German unemployment fell more than economists forecast as exports of cars and machinery boomed, reports today showed. U.S. manufacturing growth (NAPMPMI)accelerated more than economists forecast to the fastest pace in six months.
Manufacturing from the U.K. to India showed improvement in December, suggesting production is weathering strains from Europe’s sovereign debt crisis.
Purchasing manager indexes for the U.K., Switzerland, China, India and Australia rose in December, while German unemployment fell more than economists forecast as exports of cars and machinery boomed, reports today showed. U.S. manufacturing growth (NAPMPMI)accelerated more than economists forecast to the fastest pace in six months.
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