What not upgrading enterprise software could cost you

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CIO Enterprise Applications Jun 06, 2016 What not upgrading enterprise software could cost you Given the rapid rate of innovation in the software field, the costs of obsolete systems are usually much higher than most people realize. The only way to know for sure is to estimate that cost. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Office 365 Advanced Security Management brings powerful protection for a price • SS8 makes enterprise version of traffic-analysis platform designed for intelligence agencies • NetApp's new SolidFire software option is buy once, use anywhere • Infrastructure monitoring products: Users pinpoint the best and worst features • 5 active mobile threats spoofing enterprise apps White Paper: Navisite 10 Things You Need to Know About Deploying Microsoft Office 365 Microsoft Office 365 is a top choice for enterprises that want a cloud-based suite of productivity/ collaboration applications. With Office 365, you get access to Microsoft Office solutions practically anytime, anywhere, on virtually any device. Read More ▶ Office 365 Advanced Security Management brings powerful protection for a price Enterprises using Microsoft's Office 365 have a new security product that they can use to better lock down their organizations -- for a price. Read More ▶ SS8 makes enterprise version of traffic-analysis platform designed for intelligence agencies SS8 built its network traffic-inspection and analysis platform as a tool for intelligence agencies to discover communications among criminals and terrorists but now has scaled it back for enterprises to stop data breaches. Read More ▶ NetApp's new SolidFire software option is buy once, use anywhere NetApp's SolidFire division, a recent acquisition focused on all-flash technology, is introducing a way for customers to buy its software and hardware separately. As their needs grow and change, enterprises will be able to use the same software licenses across multiple sites and machines. Read More ▶ Infrastructure monitoring products: Users pinpoint the best and worst features Monitoring software for servers, networks and applications is supposed to help IT departments spot problems early and avoid business downtime. At IT Central Station, IT managers provide their peers with insights about the pros and cons of four leading products: CA Unified Infrastructure Management, SevOne, Nagios and Opsview Enterprise. Read More ▶ 5 active mobile threats spoofing enterprise apps Enterprise employees use mobile apps every day to get their jobs done, but when malicious actors start impersonating those apps, it spells trouble for IT departments everywhere. Here are 5 apps that masquerade as real apps. Read More ▶ Case Study: Navisite Fashion GPS Picks NaviSite as Colocation Partner Fashion GPS designs digital solutions for the fast moving and rapidly changing fashion industry. Providing sample tracking and event management tools, Fashion GPS keeps the industry connected. Read More ▶ 25 best cities for jobs Tech positions are among the in-demand jobs in these hot cities. ▶ 7 deadly career mistakes developers make Every developer will have their share of missteps in a career but why not learn from others' experience -- and avoid the costliest errors? ▶

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