Helping Data Centers to Cope With Big Data Workloads

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	Helping Data Centers to Cope With Big Data Workloads Big data workloads tend to suck up enormous amounts of compute resources, which can create serious log jams in your data center if the workloads aren't scheduled optimally. Adaptive Computing's Big Workflow is designed to leverage HPC and cloud technologies to help data centers adapt to big data. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE Rompetrol Case Study After a successful acquisition and growth phase, Rompetrol turned its energy into improving global operations by consolidating IT operations and launching a series of IT initiatives including an SAP rollout and a move toward private cloud. Learn More In this Issue BlackBerry exec talks up new BES management server Server market revenue down 4.4% in Q4 Cloud security concerns are overblown, experts say A CIO who masters disasters IT Lessons Learned from Boston Marathon bombings: Dr. John Halamka 12 Ways to Disaster-Proof Your Critical Business Data CIOs grappling with software bloat Microsoft extends Dynamics ERP; adds support for Azure cloud WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky IT Security by the Numbers: Calculating the TCP Humorist Franklin P. Jones may have said it best: "When you get something for nothing, you just haven't been billed for it yet." These are wise words of warning for businesses counting on so-called "free" IT security software. View Now BlackBerry exec talks up new BES management server The head of BlackBerry's enterprise services business is plotting an aggressive launch of a new version of the company's core enterprise server later this year as BlackBerry seeks to regain some of the ground it's lost over the last few years. Read More Server market revenue down 4.4% in Q4 Even as server shipments went up, revenue in the market declined in last year's fourth quarter, as demand for higher-end systems remained weak, according to research firm IDC. Read More Cloud security concerns are overblown, experts say Security concerns should not deter enterprises from using public cloud technologies when it makes business sense. Read More A CIO who masters disasters John Halamka, the CIO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, doesn't let any crisis go unused as either a teachable moment, or as a chance to lead IT into new directions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Accellion Enterprise Mobility Management: A Data Security Checklist Secure file sharing, syncing and associated productivity requirements impose pressing technical and operational challenges on organizations. This document presents a checklist of features organizations should review when evaluating a data security solution as part of an enterprise mobility management strategy. Read now! IT Lessons Learned from Boston Marathon bombings: Dr. John Halamka Dr. John Halamka, CIO for Beth Isreal Deaconess Hospital in Boston, chats with Computerworld's Tracy Mayor about some of the IT lessons learned following last year's Boston Marathon bombings. Read More 12 Ways to Disaster-Proof Your Critical Business Data How can you keep critical data safe when disaster strikes? There is no one magic answer, but there are steps your business can and should take to protect important files and applications in the event of a disaster. Read More CIOs grappling with software bloat More and more corporate IT departments around the world are straining under the weight of unnecessary software applications, according to a survey by systems integrator Capgemini. Read More Microsoft extends Dynamics ERP; adds support for Azure cloud Microsoft has completed a series of moves aimed at making its Dynamics AX ERP software a more viable option for large enterprises, and plans to showcase them this week during the Convergence conference in Atlanta. Read More
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