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Wednesday, June 02, 2010

How to breathe new life into your virtualization deployments

Android joins battle for the enterprise | 7 essential business negotiation tactics

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How to breathe new life into your virtualization deployments
As those of you who read the last edition of the Network and Systems Management Alert know, Denise Dubie has left the building -- but not the industry. She's moved over to CA, where she's sharing her insights in Service Assurance Daily, a regularly appearing blog. I'll call this a loss for Network World, a gain for CA and an opportunity for me. Read More


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SMB: Strategy Guide to Risk Mitigation
This strategy guide offers concrete risk mitigation techniques specifically designed for midsize organizations. Learn how to proactively manage physical and virtual systems and see the early signs of infrastructure trouble to avoid outages. Read Now!

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Smart Networking for the Next Generation
Enterprise datacenters are facing an unprecedented transformation as organizations look to re-architect their IT investments. Critical to this growth is continued innovation in networking that goes beyond performance and security to include products that enable pay-as-you-grow models, scalability for Web 2.0, and longevity to meet TCO demands. Read More

Android joins battle for the enterprise
Will other mobile operating systems ever beat the BlackBerry in the enterprise? Only time will tell, but it's fair to say that there are lots of market shifts afoot, and at least the most popular devices seem to continue gaining enterprise-friendly features. Read More

7 essential business negotiation tactics
Want to negotiate more effectively in professional and personal settings? Talk less and listen more. Read More


WHITE PAPER: NetQoS

Metrics for Your IT Service Infrastructure
The Problem: Siloed teams using irrelevant service infrastructure statistics to prove their team's worth while diminishing business value. The Solution: A transparent, holistic view of the service environment infrastructure. The Result: Flexibility, agility, cost control, business-IT harmony. Read how NetQoS can make this a reality. Learn More

SaaS's troubled adolescence: 3 signs of immaturity
A new Forrester Research survey of enterprise software buyers sheds light on SaaS's blind spots: troubling security concerns, hidden integration costs, and data migration challenges. Read More

Only 18% of firms prepared for World Cup IT overload
Eighty-two percent of businesses have not planned for the potential overload on their IT systems as staff are expected to follow the World Cup during work hours, a new survey has found. Read More


WHITE PAPER: VMware

Increasing Desktop Virtualization ROI
Make your transition to desktop virtualization as successful as possible with a platform that supports the PCoIP display protocol. You can expect a superior end-user experience and an increased return on investment. PCoIP delivers a 50% reduction in display latency compared with legacy display protocols. Learn More!

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Readers share their professional tech experiences in InfoWorld's Off the Record blog. Read More

Unifying desktop apps as part of a UC strategy
We recently had a chance to talk with Avistar's CMO, Stephen Epstein, about how video conferencing fits into a unified communications strategy and portfolio. Avistar ws founded in 1994 and has since been focused on making business-class "visual communications" as commonplace and easy to use as the telephone. Read More

Getting ready for mobile video
Last week I had the opportunity to get a look at Sprint's upcoming HTC EVO 4G smartphone. Running the Android operating system, the EVO represents Sprint's first attempt to leverage its 4G network to deliver bandwidth intensive services such as streaming high definition video and even video conferencing to mobile users. Read More

Boost productivity with Dexpot
If you want maximum control over organizing your programs and windows, check out Dexpot (free). This full-featured utility allows for distributing your running programs among distinct virtual desktops. A virtual desktop looks the same as your Windows desktop, but a given program will only show up on a particular desktop. So you can tuck away your IM and e-mail programs into desktop #3, for instance, and stay focused on your work in desktop #1. Read More



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