Technology
Research Library
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Hewlett-Packard (HP)
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Today's IT organizations are under pressure to continually adapt IT resources to keep pace with changing business priorities, all the while seeking methods to lower costs and improve efficiency in the datacenter. The latter has become a greater focal point in the current economic climate. The racked, stacked, and wired infrastructure common in today's environments creates obstacles in the ability ...
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Tidal Software, Inc.
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Business Intelligence (BI) systems increasingly provide the data that drives both strategic and tactical decisions for an enterprise. Many businesses have already invested heavily to aggregate data from diverse systems and applications in order to create a whole-enterprise view to fully reflect the daily state of the business, as well as support more effective, informed decisions. As businesses ...
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Coremetrics
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Search has become the entryway to the broader Internet for millions, as more and more people learn that it’s easier to get to a site with search than to type a long URL into the browser. Search allows people to type in a word or two and be presented with a list of relevant sites, enabling them to quickly find what they are looking for. Search not only cuts out awkward keystrokes, it also corrects ...
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Shunra Software Ltd
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As organizations are becoming over-burdened with understanding today’s complexities in managing production networks, senior IT executives have begun to “raise the bar” in terms of taking precautionary measures when deploying new applications. Their focus now extends beyond optimizing critical applications on the network, as enterprises are more proactively managing pre-deployment testing within ...
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Gideon Technologies
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Are you blind when it comes to IT risks affecting your enterprise? Can you see all of the assets connected to your network, their configuration details, their vulnerabilities and how they stack up against internal and external control requirements? If you are struggling for clarity when it comes to measuring enterprise IT risk, perhaps a 2,000-year-old fable holds the solution.
Fables of the ...
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