Here's why you really need SDN

	Data migration is hard to do | Beware the classification trap when securing your data
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	INSIDER Here's why you really need SDN Claims that software-defined networking can't scale in performance divert attention from SDN's huge benefit: flexibility. Read More ARTICLE: VaultLogix Click to continue In this Issue Data migration is hard to do Beware the classification trap when securing your data Finding gems in big data archives WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Breaking Big Data Performance Barriers In this exclusive webcast, you'll hear how IBM's Platform Symphony improved Big Data performance over pure Hadoop - by 74X - and how you can take advantage of this competitive differentiator. Learn More. Data migration is hard to do Taking data in one form and turning it into data in a new form happens with massive frequency, every single day. But that doesn't mean it's always being done right. Here's how to remedy past data-moving wrongs. Read More Beware the classification trap when securing your data Too many businesses craft a detailed data security plan that takes years, giving employees little choice but to access data without any controls. Read More Finding gems in big data archives In the pecking order of big data sexiness, production applications and exploratory data science sandboxes get all the attention. That's why, if you're not a big data pro, you've probably ignored the critical role of big data in the "landing area" of your data management and analytics infrastructure. Read More
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