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• Networking

  • Can your existing tools juggle so many external services?

    You need to make sure you have the right tools to effectively monitor so many new externalized services. Expert Henry Svendblad shows you how.

  • WLAN vendor Ruckus offers device-agnostic BYOD management

    Enterprises need device and operating-system-agnostic BYOD management. Ruckus offers device-agnostic networking software for enterprise WLANs.

  • Is it time to consider FCoE adoption in your storage network plan?

    Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) adoption is growing. But is it right for your organization?

• Enterprise WAN

  • Mobile optimization: What to do about mobile data slowing your WAN

    Mobile data continues to burden network bandwidth, making applications slow. This tip explains how mobile optimization can fix your slow WAN.

  • WAN security vendor: To go network hardware provider or third-party?

    Network hardware providers and third-party vendors have very different WAN security offerings. How do you choose?

  • WAN optimization, management and security: Putting the pieces together

    By searching for solutions that put WAN optimization, management and security together, enterprise IT can reduce company bottom lines and complexity.

• Cloud Provider

  • Providers find value in vendor-specific cloud certifications

    Vendor-specific cloud certifications let providers show their technological expertise in ways independent audits can't.

  • News briefs: Red Hat OpenShift Online goes live; Lenovo pushes cloud

    This week, Red Hat's OpenShift Online rolls out for commercial use, Lenovo enters the cloud market and NTT deploys VMware network virtualization.

  • Open source vs. proprietary cloud provider platforms

    The choice between an open source or proprietary cloud platform plagues cloud providers, as open source platforms mature and end-user needs evolve.

• Unified Communications

  • What's the difference between bits and bytes specific to telephony?

    The differences between bits and bytes specific to telephony equipment is explained by UC strategies expert Matt Brunk in this expert response.

  • Startup Pexip introduces software-based video conferencing bridge

    Pexip Infinity is a subscription-based, virtualized video conferencing bridge from the founders of Tandberg.

  • The truth about mobile UC&C uptake

    As much as vendors tout their mobile UC&C clients, adoption is still very low. Find out why and what could make true solutions meaningful.

• Consumerization

  • Office Mobile for iPhone requires Office 365

    Microsoft released Office Mobile for iPhone but it requires an Office 365 subscription and isn't made for iPad.

  • NSA surveillance leads to tighter data privacy policies

    Knowledge of the National Security Agency's surveillance has led some companies to revamp their data privacy policies.

  • Introduction to iPad administration

    You can use Apple Configurator and over-the-air methods to send configuration profiles to iPads, giving you more control over iPad administration.

• Data Center

  • Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud aids private, public cloud management

    Hardware, virtualization, public and private cloud are all converging and need to be managed as one environment. Enter Red Hat's Open Hybrid Cloud.

  • Mainframe modernization takes on urgency

    A Red Hat Summit talk on database and mainframe modernization highlights urgency, need for agility in enterprise development teams.

  • AMD microprocessors regroup to fight another day

    Intel may win the server war, but AMD microprocessors could find more acceptance in another niche market.

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