What Telecommuting Can Do for Your Business

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	What Telecommuting Can Do for Your Business Telecommuting, which allows people to work together from different locations, offers a wealth of opportunities for small businesses, including cost savings and the ability to quickly add specialized temporary workers. Telepresence tools, such as video conferencing, make telecommuting possible. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Read now HP's Converged Infrastructure incorporates tools that make remote support and management efficient and effective. HP Insight Control, for example, helps reduce server deployment time from four hours to just 20 minutes, a 12-fold decrease in deployment time. Read now In this Issue Juniper takes on Cisco, HP in 'simple' networking More than one-third of US Android phones are 4G enabled NEC to ship OpenFlow switch for Microsoft Windows Server 8 Hyper-V Gibbs takes a look at a new QNAP NAS devices but his 2Wire DSL gateway doesn't help NASA cloud architect forms company for private cloud WHITE PAPER: IBM Business Analytics: Pushing Toward Relevance Although business analytics and business intelligence tools are becoming ubiquitous, they frequently remain underutilized. Part of the challenge is the disconnect between the IT teams deploying these tools and the business users who are supposed to be using them. Learn More Juniper takes on Cisco, HP in 'simple' networking Juniper this week unveiled a portfolio of switching, wireless and security products designed to enable enterprises to easily deploy them and then ensure management and security of all connected mobile devices. Read More More than one-third of US Android phones are 4G enabled More than a third of all Android phones in the U.S. are equipped with 4G and the number is rapidly increasing, according to a study by app analytics firm Localytics. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aternity Monitoring End User Experience in a VDI Environment In-depth whitepaper provides a roadmap to help enterprises navigate through many of the key challenges associated with desktop consolidation projects. Read more NEC to ship OpenFlow switch for Microsoft Windows Server 8 Hyper-V Chalk up another big partnership win for Microsofts Hyper-V from the world of virtual, programmable switching. NEC's OpenFlow-based network fabric, ProgrammableFlow, will be integrated with Windows Server 8 and Hyper-V when Windows Server 8 becomes available, NEC says. Read More Gibbs takes a look at a new QNAP NAS devices but his 2Wire DSL gateway doesn't help I stumbled across this nonsense while setting up a new toy, er, product here in the Gibbs Universal Industries Secret Underground Bunker. Read More NASA cloud architect forms company for private cloud The lead architect of NASA's cloud platform, which spun off into the open-source OpenStack cloud operating system, is launching a new company and product aimed at helping enterprises more easily build private clouds. Read More
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