Who to call when identifying a problem or planning a deployment gets beyond you

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	Who to call when identifying a problem or planning a deployment gets beyond you For an enterprise IT professional, one of the worst circumstances has got to be the inability to pinpoint performance problems. The longer the problems persist, the higher the frustration levels. Toss in some cross-discipline finger pointing, and a bad situation quickly worsens. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sprint A Unified Communications Case Study Unified Communications helped Sprint save millions of dollars. Find out how you can save! Learn More In this Issue Boots & Coots adopts virtual WAN acceleration Many companies distributing open source software don't know it No more Mr. Nice IT Guy Cisco wants to be the standard Dell gains virtualization muscle with Scalent buy Natural disasters and global warming fuel the malware flames Bugs & Fixes: Seven iOS 4 troubleshooting tips London tube feed halted by huge demand WHITE PAPER: Radware Fighting Cybercrime Hacker motivation has changed from gaining fame to financial gain. Cyber crime activities now employ a new level of network attacks, which go undetected by standard network-security tools. This paper discusses the changing threat landscape and how you can protect your business from emerging threats. Read More Boots & Coots adopts virtual WAN acceleration Boots & Coots was facing a problem – the amount of data they were replicating multiple times each day for data protection was piling up and they were having queuing problems. After deploying Certeon's aCelera Sync WAN optimization software, they were able to replicate data without interruption and reduce their network bandwidth utilization by up to 90%. Read More Many companies distributing open source software don't know it Too many companies have no idea that they're distributing open source software and therefore violating the GPL, a survey by OpenLogic found. Read More No more Mr. Nice IT Guy Today IT mostly finds itself in an uncomfortable situation. To recycle a much over-used metaphor, IT has been caught in a perfect storm created by budgets that are collapsing or barely staying level, increasing internal demand for solutions to improve line of business financials, and external services that undermine IT's authority and the integrity of internal solutions. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM BI for Business Users This white paper explores how today's advanced business intelligence solutions can put powerful, informative BI information into the hands of more users. Read More Cisco wants to be the standard The first question that comes to mind when Cisco introduces a new technology that is similar to a standard being worked on in the IETF or IEEE is, why? Why release something well ahead of a standard that addresses the same requirement? Read More Dell gains virtualization muscle with Scalent buy Dell's pending acquisition Scalent will bring it data center virtualization management software. Read More Natural disasters and global warming fuel the malware flames Malware and spam developers understand that the easiest way to lure a user into clicking on a link, opening a file attachment, or reading a message is to target hot topics that those users are already interested in and discussing around the proverbial water cooler. AppRiver, a provider of e-mail and Web security solutions, has compiled a report based on the first half of 2010 analyzing the current threat from malware and spam, and highlighting the opportunistic nature of the attacks. Read More ARTICLE: IBM Why You Need a Comprehensive Smart Archive Strategy Learn how enterprises can combine SAP and IBM's Smart Archive to craft content collection, archiving and compliance strategies. View Now Bugs & Fixes: Seven iOS 4 troubleshooting tips When it comes to troubleshooting, the iOS is remarkably trouble-free. It is not unusual to go weeks -- or even months -- without having any significant problems with your iPhone's software. Still, when a new version of the iOS arrives, as with the recently released iOS 4, you can expect a least a bit of head-scratching. Read More London tube feed halted by huge demand Transport for London (TfL) has had to suspend access to the underground train departure data after demand for the feed overloaded the organization's gateway system. Read More
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