Deliver Workload Automation for the App Developer
Workload Automation – From Application Development to Digital
Integrate Big Data into Business Processes and Enterprise Systems
• How to ensure that your Big Data projects will drive clearly defined business value
• The operational challenges each Big Data initiative must address
• The importance of using an enterprise approach for Hadoop batch processing
Data Deduplication in Windows Server 2012 R2 in Depth
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.
THE VCP5-DCV Blueprint – Study Guide
• Get your backups 5X faster
• Get more out of your virtual infrastructure
• Recover in minutes, not hours
Application Delivery Controllers: Evolving to Support the User Experience
ROI Benefits from Automating Application Delivery Solutions
Lessons Learned for First Class Embedded GUIs – Altia eBook
Brilliantly Simple Business Communications
Learn how to leverage the power of pure IP, to provide your organization with a brilliantly simple unified communications suite that will drive collaboration and enhance productivity. With ShoreTel, end users take control of all their communication methods (voice, video, IM) – regardless of location (office, home, Starbucks, Tahiti).
The definition of office is no longer four walls, a desk and a telephone. Time and place is almost irrelevant now – workforces are demanding total versatility to work smarter, where they want, when they want and on whatever device they choose.
The Tech Big Picture: Issues that Drive Enterprise IT
You've heard all the buzzwords. Big Data. Mobility. The Cloud. Security. These four issues continue to vex IT at companies of every size around the globe. Which challenges are most pressing, and what should IT and LOB both be doing to resolve the challenges of the day?
To find out, IBM and Slashdot Media polled more than 500 visitors to Slashdot, using an online survey that asked what four technology trends or developments concerned them the most, and what things about each prompted that concern.