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	Apple Mavericks: The good, the bad, the upgrade Apple latest OS get the Tom Henderson treatment. Find out how Mavericks stacks up for enterprise use. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Boomi How Master Data Management Supercharges Fast-Moving Everyone in business knows that inconsistent and inaccurate data costs money. Workarounds and make-do solutions have kept a lid on the problem, but as more and more systems get connected up, the cost of inaction is escalating. Read now In this Issue Review: Dell WYSE delivers Android-on-a-stick Lenovo ThinkPad 8: The good, the bad and the money Review: FireEye fights off multi-stage malware WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Economizer Modes of Data Center Cooling Systems This paper provides terminology and definitions for the various types of economizer modes and compares their performance against key data center attributes. Learn more! Review: Dell WYSE delivers Android-on-a-stick Thin clients aren't very exciting, and for a reason: they're designed to allow remote access to servers, usually with a Citrix, Microsoft, or VMware client. The folks at Dell WYSE have spiced up the category by building a thin client on top of Android, and getting it down to a form factor only slightly larger than a USB memory stick. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE Backup and Recovery of Oracle EBS on VCE Vblock™ Systems This solution architecture describes the key features and benefits of backup and recovery in the virtualized Oracle EBS on Vblock Systems with EMC Avamar. Learn More Lenovo ThinkPad 8: The good, the bad and the money An in-depth look at the new Lenovo ThinkPad 8; the good points, the weaknesses, and the cost. Read More WHITE PAPER: Kemp Technologies Planning a Private Enterprise Cloud? What you should know about SDN and Load Balancing/ADC's From Gartner & Kemp Technologies. Enterprises Planning Private Clouds should include Software Defined Networking with major network changes Learn More Review: FireEye fights off multi-stage malware You can't see some malware until it's too late. Sophisticated attacks arrive in pieces, each seemingly benign. Once these advanced attacks reassemble, the target is already compromised. Here's a review of FireEye's new advanced security tool. Read More
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