Build effective core processes and achieve success with World Class Operations

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Info-Tech

Building World Class IT Operations is one of the most important components of an IT manager’s job. The key to achieving successful operations is a solid foundation of Core Processes. By simply focusing more time and attention on building effective … Continue reading →

Posted in Applications, Governance, Hot Topics, Infrastructure, News & Analysis, Research, What's New in Research | Tagged best-practices, cobit, core competency, core processes, optimize, process improvement, process optimization, research, successful IT, wco, workshops, world class, world class operations | Comments Off

 

 

Pervasive Roadmap, Big Data and Horizons from Day 2 at Integration World

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Stewart Bond

The technology roadmap for the Pervasive products promises to build on their success with Data Quality, Data and Application Integration, Integration as a Service in their Cloud offering, and they will be introducing new capabilities to handle Big Data. Pervasive … Continue reading →

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Pervasive Integration World 2012 Day 1

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Stewart Bond

The first day of presentation content is over at Pervasive’s 2012 Integration World conference. Pervasive themes (pun intended) are emerging and resonating with attendees. The Cloud as expected is a big topic, along with Big Data, however, the Pervasive partner … Continue reading →

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NAC Needs to Find Its Place in a Mobile World

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Info-Tech

Network 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 →

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Microsoft is VMware’s only real competitive threat

Posted on April 13, 2012 by John Sloan

Let 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 →

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