The Next Wave of Intelligent Applications, Powered by Apache Spark

Life revolves around prediction—for example, the route you take to get to work, whether to go on a second date, or whether or not to keep reading this sentence are all forms of prediction. Predicating our future is very much tied to progress. We use it to help us plan our lives so we can increase our likelihood of success. The problem is that the human mind cannot possibly process all of the insight flowing from big data. Machine learning is the answer to this problem, through its capacity to augment our decision making in the moment to deliver transformative business outcomes. We are already seeing machine learning powered by Apache Spark changing the face of innovation at IBM.
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Cloud Continuity Platform — Enabling the Hybrid Cloud

Today’s IT demands an agile, flexible environment with the ability to have any application leverage any cloud with any hypervisor. For example, a production workload should be able to reside in a VMware based private cloud for performance, while leveraging Amazon for cost effective backup and a Hyper-V based managed service provider for high SLA disaster recovery. Enterprises want the capability to expand their available choices in terms of meeting the needs of the business. IT provides the robust foundation to ensure end-user productivity across disciplines, and they need to be able to react fast.
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Take Your App Server To The Cloud

IBM Application Server on Cloud is a dedicated instance of WebSphere Application Server in the cloud with an all-in-one offering of hardware and software. Now you can drastically reduce set up time and quickly realize the value of WAS with minimal effort. Our subject matter experts, Yakura Coffee and Alex Mulholland, will discuss: Benefits of moving application server workloads to the cloud WebSphere Application Server as a robust, proven and consistent Java runtime Bringing traditional WAS and WAS Liberty applications to the Cloud without change Reducing CapEx and OpEx via pay-as-you-go or subscription to WAS workloads How to get started with IBM Application Server on Cloud for Bluemix.
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The Total Economic Impact of IBM InfoSphere Information Server – A Forrester Report

How can new technology offerings impact your bottom line? In today’s data driven world how does information governance deliver real benefits? That’s what Forrester research set out to uncover when they wrote their report “The total economic impact of IBM InfoSphere information server”. Today, here to discuss the findings is Jon Erickson from Forrester Consulting, who will present the research his team conducted and provide a detailed analysis of his findings. if you are trying to build a business case for using this software, or are simply wondering what sorts of benefits you could expect, you must watch this webinar.

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Choose the Right Compute – 6 Steps for Investing in the Right Server to Enable Your Organization

The auto industry designs a variety of vehicles. Trucks for freight; buses for people; vans for taking kids to school; sports cars for speed; luxury cars for comfort; and compact cars for economy. You choose a vehicle based on your need; if you need a truck and buy a sports car, you won’t achieve goals. The same is true for servers. This paper highlights the steps you should take in order to drive innovation and transform the server to be the enabler you need to realize the business outcomes you desire.

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The End is Near: Support for Windows Server 2003 Approaches Deadline

A crisis is coming to data centers. Microsoft will end support for Windows Server 2003 on July 14, 2015, yet a shocking 10 million servers are still running that operating system. The downside of inaction is high. When support ends, there will be no scheduled security patches, leaving many systems open to attack. And although custom support may be available from Microsoft, the price is likely to be high.

Read this white paper to learn how to future-proof your infrastructure as you prepare for cloud migration.
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Partner with the Leader in Windows Server 2003 Migration

As the 14 July 2015 deadline looms for the end of Windows Server 2003 support, many customers are concerned there is not enough time to migrate all servers and applications. Dell provides comprehensive solutions to help organizations of all sizes at each step of the Windows Server 2003 migration journey.
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Windows Server 2003: Why You Should Get Current

As of July 14, 2015. Windows Server 2003 will be no more. This whitepaper considers the approaching end of extended support for the Server and explores the Windows migration options that are available to customers, as well as the risks that customers face if they do not move off of Windows Server 2003 prior to the conclusion of extended support.
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Windows Server 2012 Refresh: How to Manage the Migration

With support ending for Windows Server 2003 in July 2015, companies need to ensure that their servers will adequately support the latest server OS and critical applications. By upgrading to Windows Server 2012, companies can increase their parallel computing capabilities and gain improved control over power consumption.
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Transform to a Future Ready IT with a Modern Server OS

Technology is moving fast and your data center needs to keep up so your business can thrive. Migrating to the latest platforms and solutions, such as Windows® Server® 2012 R2, lets you take advantage of its virtualization advancements and tap into the Microsoft cloud OS. Combined with unique innovations featured in Dell server, storage and networking solutions, you can do more than modernize your IT — you can transform it.
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Windows Server Modernization: Risk Mitigation and Innovation for Future Preparedness Go Hand in Hand

This IDC white paper considers the approaching end of extended support for Windows Server 2003 and explores Windows Server migration options, hardware/software replacements, and support services to help customers tackle the modernization effort. It also evaluates the benefits that customers can enjoy, thanks to a move off of Windows Server 2003 prior to the conclusion of extended support.
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