Chris Poelker: 5 steps for evaluating your IT infrastructure

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	Chris Poelker: 5 steps for evaluating your IT infrastructure In the pursuit of optimized IT models, chief information officers (CIOs) need to carefully evaluate their existing IT infrastructures and make choices that cut costs and streamline processes. Read More WEBCAST: Cloudera Productionizing Hadoop: New Lessons Learned In this webinar video recording Eric Sammer will present how some of the largest Hadoop clusters in the world were successfully "productionized" and best practices for running Hadoop. View Now! In this Issue Server's down: How do I find out what's wrong? New server can be parachuted into extreme environments Roozz rents software in the cloud WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Boost Response Capacity with Service Cloud NJ TRANSIT wanted to increase productivity and effectiveness of its customer service operations. They selected the Service Cloud and the Force.com because of its powerful customization capabilities and anywhere access. They saw faster responses and improved handling of customer inquiries by 500%! Read Now! Server's down: How do I find out what's wrong? This step-by-step troubleshooting guide will help you track down the problem when one Linux server can't talk to another or communication is unusually slow. Read More WEBCAST: Cloudera Productionizing Hadoop: New Lessons Learned In this webinar video recording Eric Sammer will present how some of the largest Hadoop clusters in the world were successfully "productionized" and best practices for running Hadoop. View Now! New server can be parachuted into extreme environments A rugged server from NCS Technologies introduced on Friday can withstand drops, will work in extreme temperatures and can be deployed via parachute into crisis areas or war zones if needed. Read More Roozz rents software in the cloud Hulu did it for video, and Spotify did it for music. Now Roozz is hoping to do the same thing for software: bring it to the cloud, in a hosted, pay-as-you-need-it format. Roozz End User (free) is slickly designed and mostly easy to use, but, for now, at least, it's a bit hampered by a limited title selection and a few technical glitches. Read More
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