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ERP Usability, WAN Optimization, Virtualization, Software Applications, and Network Security.
Welcome to the VoicesOn Friday Roundup. This week, we bring you white papers on ERP Usability, WAN Optimization, Virtualization, Software Applications, and Network Security.
Usability as an ERP Selection Criteria
In this whitepaper, we will discuss how the complexity of a system like ERP can be reduced, and how the huge spectrum of functionality and information that an application encompasses can be made easier to navigate. In short, we will discuss ERP usability, with special attention to allowing you to consider usability as a criterion in your enterprise application selection process.
WAN Optimization: The Key to Effective Private Clouds
When it comes to cloud computing, WAN optimization isn't an option; it's a necessity. Read this technology brief to learn how addressing network limitations can make the difference between success and failure of a cloud-based system.
Realizing Massive ROI Through Database Virtualization
Today's IT trends from cloud computing and convergence to consumerization all result in new data management and analysis needs. IT budget and headcount growth are dwarfed by application and data growth. Without an order of magnitude improvement in cost efficiency and productivity the problem can only get worse. Learn how enterprises like yours are using database virtualization to cut cost, roll out projects faster with tighter data control.
Seven Qualities of Wildly Desirable Software: Forrester Report
Is your business demanding more innovation? You must respond by rising above mediocrity to deliver great software, and to achieve this, you must balance your design to provide seven key qualities: user experience, availability, performance, scalability, adaptability, security, and economy. Boost your commitment to design and design for all seven qualities to create better software, faster.
Balancing Social Networking with Network Security Objectives
Social networking has achieved a level of popularity that requires reasonable access at work, but it is also sufficiently mature to bring value to many businesses. But safe social networking requires an aggressive and layered security strategy at the web gateway, as well as the definition of new usage policies and priorities from management and IT. Better end-user education will also be required to ensure workers use social networking applications safely and appropriately. The combination of layered security and education can help organizations dramatically reduce the risks from malware, phishing, data loss and bandwidth abuse.
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