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Webcast: Who Are the Top 100 Cloud Services Providers (CSPs)?

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http://www.thevarguy.com – Who are the world’s top 100 cloud services providers (CSPs), VARs and MSPs working in the cloud? Get answers this Wednesday, May 16, during our Talkin’ Cloud 100 webcast. Formerly the Talkin’ Cloud 50, check out our newly expanded research and learn which business models IT service providers are pursuing in the cloud. Register now and you’ll get all the data plus insights from En Pointe (a top CSP), Ingram Micro Cloud and Symantec.cloud executives. Read More About This TopicRelated posts are coming soon (IT news)

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