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	BMC sells more software via SaaS BMC announces Remedy ITSM on Demand, an IT service management software suite delivered via SaaS, to help customers move from on-premise software models to the cloud – and back again – as business needs demand. Read More SPONSOR: HP Need to Backup 10TB+ per Night? Data deduplication based on grid technology has significant advantages over alternate methods. This video explains how enterprises can; backup 17TB per hour from a single VTL, eliminate human error through advanced automation, increase capacity as needed; save floor space with a smaller footprint, and lower energy costs, Learn more. In this Issue BMC buys app automation tech aimed at virtual, cloud environments BMC takes service desk to the cloud via Salesforce.com 5 must-have IT management technologies for 2010 10 big IT management moves in 2009 IT management software becomes financially mature for 2010 CA buys Oblicore to manage cloud services Could EMC be an IT management technology contender? How IBM's focus on IT service management paid off in 2009 HP products targets hybrid cloud computing SPONSOR: Force10 Podcast: The Future of Network Design Virtualization will forever change the way networks are designed and built. Are you ready? Get expert advice on how to prepare for data center networking in the virtualization era. Discover where virtualization is headed on the network; strategic initiatives you must undertake; and more. Learn More Now BMC buys app automation tech aimed at virtual, cloud environments BMC acquires Phurnace Software for its application release automation capabilities, which can help customers looking to deploy apps into physical, virtual and cloud computing environments. Read More BMC takes service desk to the cloud via Salesforce.com BMC and Salesforce.com partner to deliver BMC's Service Desk Express on Force.com platform. Read More 5 must-have IT management technologies for 2010 As more companies expand virtualization deployments and consider cloud computing, the average IT environment will grow ever more complex. For enterprise IT managers in 2010, that means more tools. Read More SPONSOR: HP Need to Backup 10TB+ per Night? Data deduplication based on grid technology has significant advantages over alternate methods. This video explains how enterprises can; backup 17TB per hour from a single VTL, eliminate human error through advanced automation, increase capacity as needed; save floor space with a smaller footprint, and lower energy costs, Learn more. 10 big IT management moves in 2009 Delivering advanced management and automation capabilities is no longer just for BMC, CA, HP and IBM. Vendors such as Cisco, EMC, Microsoft and VMware are staking claims and striving to win customer favor. Read More IT management software becomes financially mature for 2010 IT management software changes to help high-tech leaders control costs and deliver optimized IT services. Read More CA buys Oblicore to manage cloud services CA Monday announced it had acquired for an undisclosed sum privately held Oblicore, a maker of service-level management technology that could enable CA to develop IT service catalog capabilities for customers looking to extend management into cloud computing environments. Read More SPONSOR: Juniper Networks Advancing the Economics of Networking Aging network systems and old habits have dictated how businesses spend their IT budgets. As a result, a large percentage, if not a majority, of IT dollars are being spent to merely "stay in the race" and keep pace with the competition. Juniper Networks® proposes to change this economic model. Find out how Could EMC be an IT management technology contender? Industry watchers say EMC is prepping to become a leading IT management software vendor in 2010 and beyond. Read More How IBM's focus on IT service management paid off in 2009 Al Zollar, general manager at IBM Tivoli, sheds some light into Big Blue's IT service management product focus and new delivery model that could help customers take advantage of management technology in 2010. Read More HP products targets hybrid cloud computing HP Wednesday announced products it says will help enterprise IT and service providers ease the adoption of internal cloud computing setups as well as public cloud services. Read More
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