SHARE's top 5 ways to survive a disaster; IBM doubles speed of System i servers

IBM News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Cisco Best Practices for Extending Your Network Architecture Access podcasts, whitepapers and more that offer best practices and principles for extending your architecture across a campus. Learn about the design principles that will transform your campus net and how to tackle the critical areas of integrated security, unified network services and more. Click here to read now! Network World's IBM News Alert, 07/26/07 SHARE’s top 5 ways to survive a disaster, 07/24/07: In today’s information-heavy world, a disaster wiping out a business’s data can be fatal for a company. But with the right preparation, a business can survive natural disasters, power outages or even terrorist attacks. IBM doubles speed of System i servers, plans operating-system overhaul, 07/24/07: IBM plans to overhauls its i5/OS operating system next year, featuring new encryption, virtualization and Web services capabilities, while the System i server the operating system runs on will become twice as powerful with a new release in September. IBM, University of Florida team up on smart devices, 07/24/07: IBM and the University of Florida believe they've come up with middleware that will allow doctors to remotely monitor the health of their patients. Optimize Your WAN: Network World Shows You How In this Executive Guide learn how optimization can supercharge your WAN. Click Here IBM's India lab develops disaster management tool, 07/20/07: IBM's India Research Laboratory has developed the Resiliency Maturity Index (RMI), a framework that quantitatively assesses the ability of an organization to recover from a variety of disasters such as floods, power outages, software glitches, epidemics, and terrorist attacks.

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