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HP Blades and Server Virtualization: The Ins and Outs of I/O
HP Blades and Server Virtualization: The Ins and Outs of I/O
Anne Skamarock, Focus Consulting, Barb Goldworm, Focus Consulting
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 A Holistic Strategy for Securing Sensitive Data in a World of Changing Risks
Companies can’t afford not to implement comprehensive information
management programs that span the entire enterprise.
Scott Crawford, Enterprise Management Associates
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Accelerating the Value of the IT Infrastructure
There’s an explosion of information,
applications and devices in the workplace.
Yesterday’s traditional, officebased
work environment is giving way to one
that’s fluid, highly decentralized and overflowing
with data.
CompuCom Systems, Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Aligning IT Services With Corporate Business Initiatives
ITSM is a best practices framework oriented
toward driving business value to the service
desk and helping IT become more relevant
to the enterprise.
FrontRange Solutions
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Bicoastal Disaster Recovery With VMware Has Bowdoin College Completely Covered
VMware is the world’s leading
provider of virtualization solutions
and services. Through a pioneering
virtualization approach, VMware
solutions separate the operating system
and application software from the underlying
hardware – to deliver significant
improvements in efficiency, availability,
flexibility and manageability.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Data Center Transformations
Simplify data center build outs, consolidations and acquisitions with IT infrastructure management solutions.
Raritan Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Evaluating Mobile Data Solutions for the Midmarket
Considerations for selecting a mobile technology include whether to
go with an embedded solution and which devices to use.
Kyle (Kyp) Walls, Panasonic Computer Solutions Company
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Helping Midsize Companies Sell, Staff and Service Better
IT directors get
bogged down coordinating multiple
phone companies, managing hundreds
of details, and sorting through thousands
of features before they even begin working
on the things that matter.
M5 Networks, Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Human Risks in Computer Security
Technology solutions can only go so far; companies need to address the
human element in their protection strategies too.
Jeffrey M. Stanton, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Infrastructure Solutions for Growing Businesses
Oracle and HP deliver flexible, affordable
and easy-to-manage reference architectures
that are tested and validated for optimal
performance.
Jay Workman, Hewlett-Packard
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Ben Matheson
VMware’s Ben Matheson talks about the business benefits of
virtualization technology for midmarket companies.
Ben Matheson, VMware, Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Clive Longbottom
Quocirca’s Service Director Clive Longbottom discusses the viability
of VoIP as a cost-effective business solution.
Clive Longbottom, Quocirca
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Michael McCloskey
FrontRange Solutions’ Michael McCloskey explains why the move to a
process-framework-based solution for their help desks makes sense for
midmarket companies.
Michael McCloskey, FrontRange Solutions
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Simon Peel
Cast Iron’s Simon Peel talks about new strategies for midmarket
companies looking to reduce the complexity and resource requirements
of application integration.
Simon Peel, Cast Iron
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Walter Kamme
IBM’s Walter Kamme explains the basics of SOA and how this approach
can be applied in the midmarket.
Walter Kamme, IBM
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Leading Solutions for Enterprise Computing
Data Center Innovation From Industry
Leaders AMD, HP, Microsoft and Oracle
Jay Workman, Hewlett-Packard
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Raritan Brings Quantifiable Advantages for MSP Alvaka Through Remote Systems Management
While a great deal has been discussed in the industry about the evolution of the enterprise management market
towards new technologies and enhanced business alignment, Out-of-Band (OOB) capabilities are often neglected. This is a critical oversight, since OOB capabilities,
ranging from KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse), to serial port access, to mixed in-band and out-of-band monitoring and management, are evolving to become a fundamental building block of next-generation IT management
strategies.
Raritan Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Reliable Mobile Computing Platforms as Strategic IT Resource for the Midmarket Enterprise
Adding mobile computing capabilities
can drive significant business value by
providing traveling executives, field and
customer service personnel real-time
access to critical data. It can also make
the job of IT support and management
trickier, especially for small to medium-size
businesses.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Solutions for Anytime, Anywhere Access and Control of Your Data Center Devices
Raritan is a leading provider of products
for managing IT equipment and
the mission-critical applications and
services that run on it.
Raritan Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 System, Storage, and Data Protection Made Simple
STORServer can significantly reduce
installation time, yet also provide the flexibility
to adapt to your environment and business
needs over time.
STORServer, Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Why You Should (or Shouldn’t) Worry About SOA
SOA is all the rage, but it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution.
Julie Craig, Enterprise Management Associates
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007
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