It’s Time for a Serious Talk: 3 Questions to Ask Your DNS Host about Lowering DDoS Risks
The Total Economic Impact™ Of IBM MQ
Read this Forrester Consulting analyst report to help you evaluate the potential financial impact of deploying IBM® MQ for message-based connectivity between business applications and other IT systems. Benefits can include:
• Reduced support incident costs through higher reliability
• Improved team efficiency as a result of reduced application complexity
• Reduced hardware requirements because of better throughput
• Reduced maintenance costs as a result of built-in alerts and application monitoring capabilities
Putting the Design in Responsive Design
Gartner Report – Data Growth Demands a Single, Architected IT Operations Analytics Platform
Intelligent IT Operations
Overcoming Five Roadblocks in Your Ticketless IT Journey
Three Ways Big Data Can Transform Your Service Desk
Digital Business Requires Application Performance Management
- Which issues pose the greatest threat to your digital service management effectiveness
- How APM can improve both business and IT productivity
- What IT infrastructure and operations professionals need to succeed today
Five Key Elements of Complete IT Compliance
Redefining Networks for Cloud, Analytics, Mobile, Social and Security
Server Managed Services – Integrated Managed Infrastructure
Optimized Sourcing in Hybrid IT Environments
Managed Services Marketing Report
Taking the plunge into the managed service market. Irrespective of all the issues around cloud, security and state actor data access in the past year, the managed services and hosted cloud services market is mushrooming, regardless of the geography you’re in.
This report looks at MSPs that have already made the transition to a managed services model, what lessons they have learned, and what they would do differently if they had the chance again. It has also asked them what advice they would give those starting out on the MSP journey.
Governance Moves Big Data from Hype to Confidence
Organizations that want to focus on analyzing data are instead spending their time and resources finding data and defending their analysis, according to a 2014 study conducted by Unisphere Research and sponsored by IBM. The study found that while the percentage of organizations with big data projects in production was expected to triple within 18 months, business managers have less confidence in data from new sources than in traditional, structured data from within the enterprise.
Despite interest in cloud, mobile and other technologies, organizations face obstacles to innovation. Review the survey results to learn what is keeping companies from launching initiatives based on new technologies and how information governance initiatives are faring when they compete with other priorities for scarce resources.