Organizations use data to run applications, inform processes, and gain insight. To support these initiatives, applications and users need fast, reliable, secure access to the right data at all times. Together, Red Hat and AWS offer a proven, scalable, and consistent hybrid cloud foundation for Microsoft SQL Server workloads. With this integrated solution, you can boost database performance, reduce costs, and prepare for future change.
This IDC brief shows how enterprises are increasing revenue by rapidly moving to containers to develop and run their applications on Red Hat OpenShift and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Containers may be themselves a singular and simple foundational technology, but they have brought with them a large range of i and benefits that taken together define a full container platform, including transitioning from monolithic applications, scaling and automating orchestration with Kubernetes, and shifting to agile methods.
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Deploying SAP HANA and SAP S/4HANA on Red HatEnterprise Linux for SAP Solutions and Microsoft Azure can help you support today’s business needs and prepare for future change.
Learn how to accelerate workflows and automate AI and ML life-cycle management with SAP Data Intelligence on Red Hat OpenShift.
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With more than 20 years of joint innovation, Red Hat and SAP tailor solutions for the needs of business-critical applications.The combination of SAP® HANA® System Replication and RedHat® Enterprise Linux® for SAP Solutions enhances the ability to operate SAP HANA landscapes with less downtime, helping organizations avoid business disruption, lost revenue, and reputation damage.
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Like larger firms and enterprises, smaller organizations face enormous problems in managing email and web security threats. However, smaller organizations are at a decided disadvantage when attempting to manage security using on-premises solutions because they lack the same economies of scale enjoyed by their larger counterparts.
In this white paper by Osterman Research and Mimecast, learn how smaller organizations can address these security inadequacies by integrating their email and web security capabilities using the cloud as the delivery model.
Marketing automation is everywhere in your inbox. Across industries, automation has become a key to success: Nearly 80 percent of top-performing companies have used marketing automation for more than two years.
But automation isn’t reserved for big corporations. Small companies, too, can incorporate automation in every aspect of business: from capturing leads to closing sales to serving customers to checking routine office tasks off the to-do list.
In this guide, you’ll learn about 25 things every small business should—and can—automate, and how automating processes is easier than you might think.
You just provided your client with your product or service, and now it’s time to get paid. Should be pretty straightforward, right?
But that’s not always the case. You’re probably all too familiar with clients who don’t pay right away or forget to pay and don’t pay until you’ve sent them a couple past due reminders.
Luckily, more and more options that can help you streamline your payment process are becoming available—from stand-alone tools like mobile credit card readers to fully integrated cloud- based solutions.
In this whitepaper, learn how Keap Payments can help you get paid quickly, save time and money, and reduce stress.
When you think of a security operations center (SOC), what comes to mind? Is it an organized team of security analysts and engineers who detect, analyze, and respond to incidents, always working in lockstep with business managers to execute on the security strategy? Or, is it a few analysts who spend their days reactively responding to unprioritized security issues with a variety of point tools at their fingertips?
The Mimecast Web Security service helps keep organizations and employees safe on the web by blocking access to malicious sites, allowing the enforcement of acceptable web use policies and mitigating shadow IT risks through uncontrolled cloud app use.
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Many organizations are coming up short when protecting against modern email threats. A more comprehensive email security solution is needed, one that protects at the perimeter, inside the network and the organization, and beyond the perimeter. Mimecast's Email Security 3.0 strategy can help. Get the full report!
Despite the many security technologies and education in place, phishing and business email compromise remain two of the biggest threats for organizations everywhere. Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) is an email authentication protocol that verifies legitimate senders and prevents malicious emails or unverified sources from ever reaching the workforce’s inbox. In this report, you will learn what DMARC is, how it works, and how S&R leaders implement it today. Get the full report!
The accuracy and speed of response are critical when it comes to protecting your brand equity, digital trust in your brand, and your sensitive data during and after digital transformation initiatives. However, budget constraints also require a solution to be cost-effective. Leveraging a managed digital risk protection service is a best practice more enterprises are using to reduce attacks outside their network perimeter.