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DynaTrace digs deep to manage Microsoft application performance

Microsoft to offer Web analytics for Silverlight | Microsoft's four big Windows Phone 7 priorities at MIX10

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DynaTrace digs deep to manage Microsoft application performance
Management software maker dynaTrace introduces the third-generation of its application performance management software that will help Microsoft application users better manage SharePoint, SQL Server while integrating with products such as Systems Center Operations Manager. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Qwest

Connecting to Better Customer Service
Less than a third of surveyed IT executives believe their companies are "highly effective" at adapting to changing customer needs and priorities. Businesses that build a robust voice and data network infrastructure can achieve a high level of responsiveness, and transform customer information and feedback into actionable results. Click here.

WHITE PAPER: Ipswitch

The Value of Network Monitoring
Even the most knowledgeable and capable network administrator is only as good as the network information that is visible, and that he or she can manage and act on. Administrators need to know what's happening on their networks at all times, and as this paper explains, that's where network monitoring comes in. Read now.

Microsoft to offer Web analytics for Silverlight
Rich Internet plug-in technology to get open source analysis framework at Mix10 conference Read More

Microsoft's four big Windows Phone 7 priorities at MIX10
Microsoft will unpack the technical details of Windows Phone 7 at next week's annual MIX development conference. Here are the company's priorities for the its retooled mobile platform. Read More

Windows Phone 7 at MIX 10: details, details, details
Microsoft will dig into the details of Windows Phone 7 at the MIX10 conference, starting this Sunday in Las Vegas. I'll be there for a couple of days, and if you're going let me know. The MIX Windows Phone sessions will, one hopes, fill in a lot of the questions that Microsoft, stubbornly and needlessly in my view, left unanswered since the original unveiling of Windows Phone 7 last month. Read More


WHITE PAPER: NetScout

Virtualization Simplified
Industry analyst Jim Metzler helps identify how to overcome the challenges of managing virtualized server environments in this in-depth whitepaper. Read now.

Cisco, Microsoft certifications increase high-tech salaries
IT professionals with certain IT certifications could make bank compared to counterparts, according to a study of 17,000 high-tech workers conducted by Dice Learning. Read More

9-year-old plots his fifth Microsoft certification
Born with a passion for computing, 9-year-old Marko Calasan hasn't wasted any time becoming a high-tech pro with four Microsoft IT certifications. Read More

10 best IT jobs right now
Today's hot IT jobs are those that can help satisfy growing demand for technologies such as virtualization, cloud, network security and social computing skills. Here we examine 10 IT jobs and the technology know-how required to land them. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Riverbed

WAN Optimization Can Multiply IT Efficiencies
Data center consolidation, regulatory compliance and a more distributed environment are some of the IT initiatives making a comprehensive and robust disaster recovery plan more important than ever before. The Enterprise Strategy Group highlights trends in DR, the role of virtualization and the impact of WAN optimization. Learn more.

SMBs want Windows 7 now
Spiceworks surveyed 1,500 IT professionals at small and midsize companies before and after Microsoft's release of its Windows 7 operating system to learn more about adoption plans. Read More

Excel vulnerabilities revealed on 'slower' Patch Tuesday
Coming off a record-making Patch Tuesday in February, Microsoft announces a lighter load of bulletins and advisories targeting client operating systems, Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer. Read More

Microsoft's Ballmer: 'For the cloud, we're all in'
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer speaks at University of Washington about cloud computing, the company's strategy and why it's not just for techies. Read More

Microsoft seeks browser comeback with IE 9
Industry watchers say Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 browser could help the software giant regain market share and get products in front of more customers. Read More

Google Chrome chips away at Microsoft IE
Janco Associates' February 2010 Browser and Operating Systems Market Share report shows that Microsoft remains in the lead with Internet Explorer, but loses a bit of momentum that apparently Google Desktop and Chrome managed to acquire. Read More



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