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Capacity Planning, Security, Virtualization, Workload Automation, and Enterprise Computing.
Welcome to the VoicesOn Friday Roundup. This week, we bring you white papers on Capacity Planning, Security, Virtualization, Workload Automation, and Enterprise Computing.
5 Habits of Highly Successful Capacity Planners
Learn the 5 Habits of Highly Successful Capacity Planners from a guy who knows. Best Practices Manager Ron Potter has worked in the performance management and capacity management arena for 20 years in medium and large corporations. As a veteran capacity planner, Potter has been in the trenches and knows first-hand what it takes to work with the business to ensure success. In addition, he has swapped best practices with many successful IT professionals at numerous conferences over the years. He shares the best of the best in this short white board video.
Less Secure Than You Think
The threat landscape is increasingly challenging, and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are among these challenges. According to CSO magazine's 2012 Global State of Information Security Survey, while the threat of APTs drives most organizations' security spending, only 16 percent of respondents say their company has a security policy that addresses APTs. Learn how you can stop advanced targeted attacks that use advanced malware, zero-day exploits and APTs.
Citrix Xenclient Local Virtual Desktop Technology For Laptops
Citrix Xenclient provides local virtual desktop technology that protects sensitive data on laptops, even for disconnected users. Client virtualization solutions based on local virtual desktop technology, such as Citrix®
Forrester Study commissioned by BMC: Industrializing IT Workload Automation
In researching the benefits of workload automation for a survey commissioned by BMC Software, Forrester Consulting found that multiples job schedulers, embedded schedulers and ad hoc scripts lead to chaos resulting in failed jobs and lost files as well as undocumented setups that require manual intervention. The central control that workload automation provides ensures the level of productivity and IT efficiency organizations need.
The iEverything Enterprise
Virtualization, cloud computing, and wireless technology are fundamentally changing enterprise computing, providing revolutionary gains in productivity and cost savings. Powerful enterprise applications can now be delivered to almost any device, anywhere, at any time and take advantage of tremendous computing power available in consumer devices, such as smartphones and tablets. Regardless of whether these devices are issued corporately or personally owned, almost every IT department is experiencing the effects of unprecedented smart device adoption in their enterprise. These changes demand that IT organizations think strategically about their Wi-Fi infrastructures, so that they can maximize the benefits of mobility and virtualization while helping ensure the flexibility needed to accommodate rapid growth and changing user needs. Integrating this new world of mobile, virtual computing begins with selecting the right wireless access infrastructure.
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