Five vital steps for successful software delivery in a chaotic world
This paper covers five steps that can help you address today’s development challenges and deliver software that yields better business results.
IBM mobile testing point of view
This paper describes the IBM point-of-view on which execution engines are necessary and appropriate for a complete mobile testing solution.
11 Best Practices for Mobile Device Management (MDM)
Businesses and employees are now using mobile devices in ways not envisioned as recently as a year ago. Personal device ownership and usage in the enterprise is growing rapidly, and more businesses than ever before are facing the challenge of how to fully provision, mange and secure mobile devices in their corporate environments. Desktops, laptops, smartphones and tablets are coming together and need a single platform to manager every device, both personal and corporate owned.
Enterprise Mobility Management – The Big Bang Theory
The universe of mobility is a complex thing, and it is ever expanding-much like our actual universe. The other similarity mobility shares with our ever- expanding cosmos is the potential that can be realised through a rational, analytic, and comprehensive understanding.
Business Telephony: The New Generation
Classic telephone systems, operated by the company itself, with long-term contracts are discontinued models. The high cost of installation and operation, and the limited scalability are no longer appropriate. Telephone systems, which are five to ten years or longer in use hold, with non-technical innovations and changing business requirements more step. The Innovation cycles in this field are now so short that technologies already installed stale immediately after the start. Although individual functions via firmware update can still be supplemented, but so are the technical possibilities largely exhausted.
Enterprise Features, Entry Level Simplicity
The need for advanced IT capabilities isn’t limited to big companies. Competent IT is an important philosophy these days, and organizations of all sizes are coming to depend on the functional capability, good economic value, and the competitive advantage that technology can provide. EMC’s new VNXe provides functional capabilities typically found in larger, enterprise-class arrays, but for an entry-level price.
Top Reasons: Why EMC for Entry Level Storage and Data Protection
Explore the many reasons why growing mid-size organization choose EMC VNXe3200 and Data Domain DD2200 for entry-level storage and data protection. 15 reasons are supplied, across the themes of simple, efficient and protected.
Why Data Domain
This paper focuses on data domain technology leadership, differentiation and why it matters. The purpose of this paper is to explore the technical and financial reasons why Data Domain systems are ideal for backup and archiving in your customer’s environment.
The Business Value of Data Domain Boost
This paper focuses on Data Domain Boost and the many benefits it provides compared to doing traditional backups. The purpose of this paper is to explain the technical and business reasons why DD boost will change the way customers do backup.
Path to designing a cloud-based, always-on system
A case study in the financial services industry demonstrates the IBM cloud-enabled data centerapproach to designing highly resilient systems. Intended for senior-level architects with cloudcomputing backgrounds, the article outlines a methodical approach to providing continuouslyavailable digital-channel services.
Build and Run a Sentiment Analysis App
Build a Node.js application to analyze public reaction to any given topic on Twitter. This article includes a demo, sample code, and full instructions for creating a basic PaaS app, then adding sentiment analysis to it and connecting it to Twitter.
The app you build will use popular Node.js modules. You can reuse it anytime you need a quick mobile app to analyze and monitor large volumes of data over time.
IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management high-scale benchmark exceeds Oracle with twice the performance and reduced TCO
A recent performance benchmark demonstrates the superior performance and scalability of the IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management solution. The paper demonstrates that the solution running in a DB2 pureScale environment is a better performing and more scalable MDM solution with a lower TCO.
Measuring the Total Economic Impact of IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management
Forrester Consulting describes Master Data Management (MDM) as a ‘critical business capability and technology foundation.’ IBM clients interviewed achieved a variety of operational benefits from their MDM programs, including call center savings, improved efficiencies for inside sales staff, and lower costs for customer mailings and returns. In fact, Forrester found that a composite organization received a risk-adjusted return of 36%% on its investment in IBM InfoSphere MDM, with benefits beginning to accrue in the first year of implementation.
451 Research: IBM sheds light on the Big Blue business of information governance
IBM is known across industries as the leader in information integration and governance. The InfoSphere portfolio provides comprehensive solutions for information governance. This research piece by 451 Research provides an overview and assessment of IBM's InfoSphere solutions for information integration and governance portfolio.
Aberdeen Group – The Big Data Imperative: Why Information Governance Must be Address Now
Aberdeen has long illustrated the benefits of well-managed, trustworthy data, and the problems associated with poor data quality. As data volumes rapidly expand and data environments become more complex, what were once small nuisances evolve into massive, company-wide problems. Using research collected from December 2009 to December 2012, Aberdeen will examine the hidden financial penalties for lapsed information governance and untrustworthy data. In order to avoid these pitfalls and achieve better business efficiency and operational performance, top performing organizations have found it necessary to invest in tools such as data security, master data management, data quality, data lifecycle management and data integration.