NAC Needs to Find Its Place in a Mobile World
April 18, 2012Network access control, or NAC, has only been around for a few years, but has already gone through several evolutionary leaps. The latest selective pressure–one that is transforming many technological entities–is the smartphone. With users bringing a variety of their … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged mdm, mobile device management, mobile management, nac, network access control, network-security | Comments Off
LMA: From lead, to qualified prospect, to customer
April 17, 2012Everyone is engaged in online activities that are leaving behind more and more nuggets of information that are critical in order to build a comprehensive profile of people as prospective buyers. Web 1.0 data from website visits and search engines … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Research, What's New in Research | Tagged lead-management-automation, leads, lma, LMA vendors, marketing, marketing-automation, media, networking, prospects, sales, social-media | Comments Off
Microsoft is VMware’s only real competitive threat
April 13, 2012Let me be clear here right from the start. In server virtualization, there are a number of worthy competitors to industry leading VMware. But as virtualization becomes mainstream for most organizations, the only vendor that has any kind of chance … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, News & Analysis, Research, What's New in Research | Tagged Citrix, hyperv, hypervisor, kvm, microsoft, microsystems, server, server-virtualization, vdi, virtualization, VMWare, xenserver | Comments Off
Just Do It: Strategic Workforce Planning
April 4, 2012Strategic workforce planning is a skill that takes practice. Info-Tech’s recent survey shows that the greatest barrier to strategic workforce planning is a lack of strategy development knowledge. This is encouraging, because compared to excuses like, “things change too fast” … Continue reading
Posted in Governance, What's New in Research | Tagged capacity, IT roles, IT skills. skill gaps, organizational design, redeployment, strategic workforce planning | Comments Off
Systems Management: Tearing Down the Walls between Mainframes and x86 Servers
April 3, 2012By Frank Trovato, a Research Analyst specializing in mainframe technology and mission critical systems for Info-Tech Research Group. In my blog post Disco Fever Hits SHARE 2012 Enterprise IT Conference, I described solutions that integrate the mainframe’s high-volume data processing … Continue reading
Posted in Hot Topics, Infrastructure, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged BMC, CA Technologies, ibm, Mainframe, servers, SHARE conference, Tivoli, x86 | Comments Off
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