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| | | Automated software testing invariably sounds good to IT quality assurance (QA) managers. Intuitively, you see that creating an automated test one time and then running it hundreds or thousands of times will enable you to expand test coverage, find defects earlier, and focus manual test effort where it is really needed. Quantifying IT and business value requires examination of several key business factors. This paper will show you what those factors are and how to apply them, and will pass on some real-world experiences as examples to apply to your situation. | |  | | | | Microsoft Windows Deployment Services (WDS) provides an accessible, flexible way to perform mass deployments of current and legacy Windows operating systems. Using customized answer files and taking advantage of scripting and other tools with WDS can help dramatically reduce the time to perform highly configured mass deployments with minimal infrastructure impact. With the constant pressure to do things quicker, using fewer resources, shouldn't your next operating system (OS) deployment/migration make your life easier? | | | | | | | Business continuity (BC) differs from data protection and disaster recovery because it describes not only a level of protection that speeds recovery, but also a strategy that makes recovery speed less important. With business continuity, it's not about how long it takes to get back in operation, it's about staying in operation regardless of the failure, outage, attack, or corruption. By utilizing key technologies such as virtualization, storage tiering and WAN optimization, that business continuity is no longer out of reach of most organizations. | | | | | | | You're in business to serve your customers and make a profit. You have all the ingredients for success: expertise, hard work, dedicated employees. But in today's marketplace, you also need some basic technology to conduct business. Your employees need a way to share files, collaborate, schedule meetings, send and receive e-mail, and access the Internet. An alternative to traditional technology solutions is needed to meet a number of new and growing business requirements. | | | | | | | Because e-mail is so critical, managing it properly and protecting it from the growing array of threats that impact it is becoming increasingly important. Systems designed to protect e-mail systems and users from spam, viruses, malware, phishing attacks and other threats must be extremely effective, they must operate with virtually no downtime and they must be easy to manage. This paper examines 5 such solutions to help you determine which will best meet your e-mail security needs. | | | | | | | When porting an application to a new hardware platform, engineers must resolve issues across several development areas. Porting or migrating C and C++ applications is no different. This migration guide discusses the process for porting C/C++ applications running on the Sun Solaris operating system (OS) from SPARC platforms to Intel architecture platforms. It also provides engineers with useful migration planning information, a list of items worthy of consideration, code examples and URLs to on-line resources that can assist in the implementation. | | | |
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