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CIO Data Center May 25, 2016 Microsoft pledges to use more renewable energy in its data centers It's goal is to use 50 percent wind, solar, and hydropower by the end of 2018 Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Dell's helping its own storage arrays see eye to eye • IBM may have cracked the code on a cheaper DRAM alternative • Cloud28+ turns its cloud catalog into an enterprise app store White Paper: Okta A New World Order for IT IT leaders are finding new opportunities in an era of digital disruption. This executive brief provides a quick overview of how they are driving growth and increasing efficiency by securely connecting the digital enterprise with customers, partners, suppliers and distributors. Read More ▶ Dell's helping its own storage arrays see eye to eye Making storage systems work together can be a headache even if they're both from the same vendor. Dell is taking some steps to ease that pain. Read More ▶ IBM may have cracked the code on a cheaper DRAM alternative PCM, a cheaper alternative to DRAM, just took a step closer to enterprise data centers as IBM unveiled a way to make it more dense. Read More ▶ Cloud28+ turns its cloud catalog into an enterprise app store Cloud28+, the cloud services federation backed by Hewlett Packard Enterprise, now wants to help you install enterprise applications, not just choose them from its catalog. Read More ▶ White Paper: Lenovo Group Limited Hyperconvergence: It's Time to Turn Your Infrastructure Up to 11 If you've been considering a hyperconverged infrastructure, be sure to check out this infographic to get the most recent industry trends, detailed stats, and key benefits-all in an easy-and-quick-to-read format! Read More ▶ 8 project management skills in high demand By 2020, reports estimate that there will 700,000 new project management jobs in the United States. Do you have what employers will be looking for? ▶ The CIO's guide to smarter vendor negotiation Negotiating deals with IT vendors is never easy, but it is a skill you can learn. Experts in the art of negotiating say it's important to understand the vendor's pain points, look out for hidden costs and keep your emotions in check. Experts in the art of negotiating say it's important to understand the vendor's pain points, look out for hidden costs and keep your emotions in check. ▶

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