Making Sense of the Data Glut
Raw data is not fundamentally useful to stakeholders of a company. What key stakeholders -- including sales, sales management, marketing, finance, and executives -- increasingly demand is information, delivered in precise, accurate, and understandable terms. |
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Transform Your Storage Infrastructure in 5 Easy Steps
Microsoft Exchange Server has evolved into a critical application for many companies. Legacy storage infrastructures based on traditional direct-attached storage (DAS) are insufficient for meeting service level requirements associated with data availability, recoverability, manageability, and scalability. Leveraging an iSCSI-based storage network and storage virtualization technologies provides an appropriate infrastructure for meeting the increasingly demanding requirements of Exchange -- at a cost structure appropriate for Microsoft Windows environments. |
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Slice Travel Costs by $50K a Year
Numerous business-class trips to distant countries for training and meetings can prove quite time-consuming and expensive for a company. Because of this, more and more companies are looking to minimize travel to only certain events and do more and more meetings and training online. |
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Are Your Servers Ready for Heavier Workloads?
For organizations that are interested in reducing the cost, risk, and complexity of IT infrastructure -- whether at the edge of the network, the application tier, the database tier -- or all three -- blade servers merit strong consideration. |
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Are You Sure You're Compatible with Vista?
Before a company moves an application to Windows Vista desktops, it must validate the application to ensure it is compatible. This could lead to two types of challenges. First, an application may not work with the new OS. Second, the application might be okay, but the packaging of the application for installation may cause problems. |
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7 Ways Fragmentation Can Harm Your Computer
Having all program and data files stored in contiguous form on the hard drive is a key factor in keeping a system stable and performing at peak efficiency. Though unavoidable, the moment a file is broken into pieces and scattered across a drive, it opens the door to a host of stability/reliability issues. Having just a few key files fragmented can lead to crashes, conflicts and errors. |
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