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In This Issue:  Is Your Branch Office Data Really Protected?      Making Virtual Desktops Work for Growing Businesses     The Total Economic Impact of Migrating A Heterogeneous Database Environment to IBM DB2     Compare Intelligent Case Management Platforms to BPM Systems     10 Ways to Implement Multi-Layered Security     Important Issues to Consider Before Migrating to a New Version of Exchange     Rack and Power Planning with Insight Control Power Management     Mainframe Virtualization Advantage: How to Save Millions Using an IBM System z as a Linux Cloud Server     Featured Digital Event:    Securing the Cloud: From the Data Center to the Network & Beyond A Virtual Conference - 0/19/2011 12:30 PM - 4:40 PM EST   Cloud computing has evolved from buzzword to IT reality with amazing rapidity. Most organizations are quickly deploying cloud-based services and infrastructure.   Many of these deployments, however, are not secure, putting the organizations using them at risk. Securing the cloud is a complex affair. This Virtual Trade Show will cover the ins and outs of cloud security and compliance. This event will also cover the ways IT can better manage their new cloud offerings and plan for the future.   Topics covered will include: • Cloud Security: 101 • Security & virtualization • Server consolidation & security • Data center management • Application management and provisioning • SaaS security • Multi-layered security • Data security and encryption • User management and much more…             Visit the Webcast library!  Webinars, Videos, Digital Events and More!

Whitepapers & Technical Briefings  Mainframe Virtualization Advantage: How to Save Millions Using an IBM System z as a Linux Cloud Server Large-scale mainframe architecture provides the most cost effective solutions for running heavy input/output workloads.   Read the Clabby Analytics research report to see how consolidating Linux servers on an IBM Systems z mainframe is more cost effective than deploying Linux on x86 servers.  Learn and save!     Rack and Power Planning with Insight Control Power Management As server performance-per-watt steadily increases, wattage-per-server requirements also rise. With increasing server density and the increasing number of servers in data centers, planning and managing your facility power and cooling resources is critically important. This techbrief focuses on integrating HP Insight Control power management with nlyte Software Intelligent Capacity, and Eaton Power Xpert Software.   HP Insight Control shares extensive, precise data with the management tools. This sharing more accurately predicts data center requirements, and eliminates overloaded circuits, by sensing each server’s power requirements.      Important Issues to Consider Before Migrating to a New Version of Exchange From Osterman Research - Get more bang from your Microsoft Exchange upgrade by integrating a secure, cloud-based file sharing solution.  You’ll reduce internal storage requirements, cut costs, and offload IT from time-consuming mail server management.    10 Ways to Implement Multi-Layered Security How secure is your enterprise? Does your current strategy include true end-to-end security? Learn 10 ways to better implement a multi-layered security approach in your organization. Topics covered include: Lost laptops and smartphones, botnets, network security, messaging security, Intrusion Prevention Service (IPS), End Point Security, and much more.   Compare Intelligent Case Management Platforms to BPM Systems Understand true intelligent case management platforms from BPM systems and other solutions that offer a lot on the surface, but very little underneath. Read this evaluation guide and learn: The 7 critical capabilities of intelligent case management.  What technical questions to ask vendors, and which solution is right for you.   The Total Economic Impact of Migrating A Heterogeneous Database Environment to IBM DB2 This Forrester study illustrates the financial impact of adopting IBM DB2 for both SAP and non-SAP applications.  In conducting in-depth interviews with five global organizations using IBM DB2 both within SAP and non-SAP environments, Forrester found examples of how DB2 delivered key benefits both inside and outside of IT within three key benefit areas: reduced cost of administration, improved operational expenses, reduced storage cost  "Based on data from five DB2 customers, Forrester found the ROI for a representative organization is 192% with a breakeven point (payback period) of 12 months."   Making Virtual Desktops Work for Growing Businesses Virtualization was the domain of large enterprises, a tool for consolidating data centers and growing storage. Virtualization has quickly moved from the enterprise data center to the desktop and is now an affordable solution that promises to make desktops for businesses of all sizes as efficient as today's bleeding-edge data warehouses. This IT Managers' Journal covers all the topics needed to effectively deploy Virtual Desktops in today's small and mid-sized organizations.   Is Your Branch Office Data Really Protected?  Well-prepared businesses know that deploying the right resources, processes and technology to protect key information and minimize downtime at their headquarters is important; but having adequate resources and technology in place to protect data in branch offices is just as important, though often overlooked. In companies with distributed branch offices, data protection strategies may not have kept up with the reality that these offices now contain customer databases, e-mail servers and financial information that are critical to the company’s daily operations.

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