How Inappropriate Content Shaped the Web

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July 1, 2009

• How Inappropriate Content Shaped the Web • How Software as a Service Pays Off • Face-Saving Tools For IT Managers • 10 Certifications in Demand • Unintelligent Business Intelligence IT Leaves the Door Open to Ex-Employees Simple security measures, untaken. READ MORE >> How the Rest of the Company Sees IT A business-eye view of technology. READ MORE >> How Inappropriate Content Shaped the Web It's not safe for work, but work would be different without it. READ MORE >> How Software as a Service Pays Off What Frontier Airlines learned. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Projects Gone Wrong Big IT projects sometimes go wrong in spectacular ways, with some common themes running through the disaster stories. Read More to see what happened when things don't go as planned. Read More. ADVERTISEMENT Face-Saving Tools For IT Managers What to use when things go wrong. READ MORE >> 10 Certifications in Demand These skills could help you pay the bills. READ MORE >> Unintelligent Business Intelligence Five ways companies get BI wrong. READ MORE >> 10 Ways to Make Your Firewall Work For You Traditional firewalls are focused on blocking simple threats and intrusions. They don't really have the ability to intelligently let selected applications and data pass through unchecked while still filtering out unwanted applications and potential threats. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Virtualization Finally Comes to SAP Users While a number of large VMware customers have now virtualized a majority of their applications in the data center, they have hesitated to move their ERP and other mission-critical applications into production in virtual machines. However, SAP's recent pledge of support for VMware platforms provides the assurance that many SAP customers will need to begin to virtualize the applications that run the backbone of their IT infrastructures. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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