Verkürzung des Zeitrahmens zur Beschleunigung der Anwendungsbereitstellung

Wie wäre es, wenn Sie bei der Bereitstellung von Anwendungen Ihren Zeitrahmen VERKÜRZEN und Anwendungen um 25 bis 50 Prozent schneller, hochwertiger und mit weniger Aufwand bereitstellen könnten? Wie wäre es, wenn Sie Ihren Zeitrahmen VERKÜRZEN und einen Investitionsertrag von 100 Prozent bereits bei der Bereitstellung Ihrer nächsten Anwendung erzielen könnten? Wie wäre es, wenn Sie Aufgaben verkürzen könnten und DevOps endlich Realität wäre?
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Ein praxisorientierter Leitfaden für die Einführung von DevOps

In der Application Economy ist jedes Unternehmen ein Softwareunternehmen. Daher wird DevOps auch schnell zu einer der wichtigsten Disziplinen in Ihrem Unternehmen werden. Der Fokus von DevOps liegt auf der Verbesserung der Qualität und beschleunigten Bereitstellung von Anwendungen auf dem Markt. Und dazu ist eine enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen Development und Operations erforderlich.
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CA Cloud Service Management: Register for a 30 Day Trial

CA Cloud Service Management is purpose-built for speed—rapidly accelerating time to value where other SaaS solutions fall short. Implement in days, adopt with minimal training, configure without programmers, automate end-user requests and get automatic upgrades. Simplified pricing gives you predictable costs—no nickel and diming or complex pricing charges. The CA advantage means rapid time to value, ease of use and low cost of ownership.
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The Business Value of Red Hat Integration Products

For this white paper, IDC interviewed six organizations that report achieving significant business value by using Red Hat JBoss Fuse, in particular by making their application integration and development efforts more efficient and productive. Register now to learn exactly how these organizations are earning back their investments in only 8 months!
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An EMM Checklist CIOs: Factors to Consider When Choosing an EMM Solution

As you decide on an Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solution, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of factors to weigh. Comparing features across three or four shortlisted solutions can become incredibly time-consuming.

As a starting point, consider the issues in the following list. It’s derived from third-party research and best practices. While not exhaustive, it covers the critical areas you’ll need to think through as you arrive at a decision.

You may also want to review our CIO’s Guide to EMM, which addresses the same topics, and others, in more detail.

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Best Practices in BYOD: How Smart Enterprises Are Making It Work

Today, employees are tech savvy and want more of a say about the tools that they use to get their work done. But BYOD creates a number of challenges when it comes to enterprise mobility, and it’s essential that organizations know how to go about finding – and managing – the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) platform that meets their needs today and will continue to in the future. Because BYOD will undoubtedly expand to include other technologies, devices, and mobile endpoints.
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Best Practices in Cross-Platform MAM

As the idea of comprehensive Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) has taken shape, organizations are increasingly enabling the kind of true mobility their employees have been clamoring for – and apps are a driving force.

For businesses, the ability to make this sort of mobility a reality for users has a lot to do with new developments in technology: advances not just in Mobile Device Management (MDM), but in Mobile App Management (MAM), Mobile Content Management (MCM) and security. MDM systems manage the basic configuration of device settings, access parameters, and policies/controls. MAM and MCM are software and services that can control how apps and content are accessed and used inside and outside of the office.

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EMM Challenges: How BlackBerry Balances IT Needs With User Demands

The mobility needs of both IT administrators and end users are rapidly evolving.

In many ways, those needs appear to be at odds. Users want to get more done on the move, with less interference from administrators. IT, on the other hand, has to deal with incredibly complex security concerns, from the latest mobile malware to how to enable BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) safely.

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Maximize Productivity Through Mobile-Optimized Collaboration

Taking care of business in the 21st century means tapping into the collective creativity of employees. Equipping the modern workforce with conferencing, communications and other collaboration software and services is driving businesses of all sizes to reach new levels of productivity.

But why should teamwork take a hit when employees are away from the office?

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Mobile Policies: How to Write Guidelines Employees Will Follow

A mobile computing policy document (sometimes called an Acceptable Use Policy) tells employees what’s expected of them when it comes to using smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices for work. It marks out the responsibilities of the company as well.

These policies serve multiple purposes – but the most important are:

• Protecting corporate data and assets.

• Allowing productivity, accessibility and collaboration to happen safely, whenever and wherever it benefits the company.

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Mobility in Government Services: A Checklist Towards Regulatory Compliance

Government organizations and their agencies, partners and suppliers are under intense pressure to wring maximum value from taxpayers’ money – which means tapping in to new tools that can help increase productivity, drive efficiency, improve service and cut costs. Innovation in the mobile space has created a host of new opportunities for government departments to accomplish all of these goals, and more.
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Protection for Every Enterprise: How BlackBerry Security Works

The BYOD trend has re-shaped enterprise mobility. While its pros and cons are debated endlessly in the media, there’s no denying the fact that with consumerization comes the co-mingling of personal and work use cases – and pure consumer devices offer no integrated protection against sensitive enterprise data leaking through personal channels.

As enterprises mobilize business processes, more and more sensitive data passes through and resides on mobile devices.

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