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| | | Users often cite cost as one of the key factors keeping them from implementing new data migration tools. They believe that, along with the actual purchase price of new technology, related costs -- such as training, installation and professional services -- can add up to an expensive bundle. However, they typically overlook the fact that the hidden costs of maintaining the status quo can be even greater than implementing new technology. Exposing the hidden costs of data migration and providing solutions to address them will help IT managers provide nonstop data migrations more effectively and efficiently. | |  | | | | Enterprise collaboration solutions -- which include Web 2.0 technologies such as wikis, blogs and social networking -- are being deployed by enterprises because of their promise to dramatically improve decision cycle times and organizational effectiveness. Since the success or failure of any collaboration solution you consider will be directly aligned to its adoption rate, it is critical that you have absolute confidence in adoption before you begin. There are tens of thousands of failed wikis lying unused in corporations. Why did they fail? Because they were not embraced by users. | | | | | | | Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is the world standard for Web security. SSL technology confronts the potential problems of unauthorized viewing of confidential information, data manipulation, data hijacking, phishing, and other insidious Web site scams by encrypting sensitive data so that only authorized recipients can read it. However, due to recent advances in SSL technology, there are now a variety of different kinds of SSL. How can you make sure you are offering your site visitors the most current, most secure, and most advanced SSL experience? | | | | | | | While most desktop devices are inexpensive to buy, they are costly to own. Gartner estimates that an end-user desktop might cost you up to $5,386 per user per year to own and operate. What's driving up the costs? For one, you have the labor-intensive desktop management and technical support. Management time is also lost to the inefficiencies associated with vulnerability and patch management for a mix of PC images. Then there are the formidable security and data protection issues. By virtualizing your desktop deployments, you can cut down on these, as well as other, important desktop management challenges. | | | | | | | Virtualization creates changes in the data center that presents new challenges to power and cooling infrastructure, with implications to both effectiveness -- how well it performs the job of safeguarding the IT load -- and efficiency -- how well it conserves power while performing that job. While an upgrade of power and cooling systems is not necessarily required to make virtualization "work", the greatest benefits from virtualization will be realized with power and cooling that respond to these challenges. This paper presents ways to optimize your power and cooling systems to take full advantage of a virtualized infrastructure. | | | | | | | Incidents are bombarding your production environment at an increasing rate, yet staffing is not increasing. How can you reduce the number of incidents and thus improve mean time to resolution? The key lies within the data you already have and a system of Continual Service Improvement (CSI) leveraging IT analytics. As one of the most fundamental processes defined by IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL), IM defines how service anomalies are detected, processed, investigated, tracked, and resolved, with the goal of restoring normal operations as quickly as possible with minimum impact to the business. | | | |
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