PaaS Built for Development: IBM Bluemix Solves a Range of Infrastructure and Middleware Challenges
IBM's new Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offering, IBM Bluemix, delivers the speed and flexibility of the cloud to allow developers to more quickly compose and build enterprise-grade applications for by providing access to IBM's vast software portfolio as composable services. This powerful PaaS/services combination, built on open standards and taking advantage of Cloud Foundry, enables developers to avoid vendor lock-in while leveraging their existing application development assets and skills, which is essential for building hybrid clouds.
IBM is providing developers an open, flexible cloud environment connecting the enterprise and born-on-the-web developers using their choice of tools, whether IBM, third-party, or open technologies, in a scalable environment. This session provides an overview of IBM Bluemix capabilities.
Mobility, Location and iOS8: New Context for New Apps
SAP Uses HP Fortify to Help Produce Secure Applications
Bloomberg Research: Faster, Better, Safer
Mainstay ROI – Does Application Security Pay?
Best Practices for Mobile Application Lifecycle Management
Developing More Effective Enterprise Mobile Programs
The Total Economic Impact Of IBMs Worklight Platform
Build Your Mobile Enterprise: Develop Mobile Apps More Quickly & Cost Effectively
Ein erster Blick auf Windows Server 2012 R2 und Hyper-V
Automatisierung für das Rechenzentrum
VMware vSphere Backups: What are you Missing?
Data Deduplication in Windows Server 2012 R2 in Depth
Data deduplication has been around for years and comes in many forms. Most people think about expensive storage arrays when they talk about deduplication but that is certainly not the only type of data deduplication technology.
This white paper examines the data deduplication technology embedded in Windows Server 2012 R2 and the benefits it can bring to your environment. The discussion includes how it works and the possible scenarios for using Windows Server 2012 R2 data deduplication.