IT Management
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Pronexus, Inc.
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This white paper describes a new generation of media processing technology that enables a significantly lower total cost of ownership. Intel calls this technology Intel® NetStructure™ Host Media Processing (HMP) software. HMP software provides basic media services that developers can use to build flexible, scalable, and cost-effective modular network elements for voice and data services.
HMP ...
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iTrinegy Inc
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With a trend towards server consolidation, increased remote working and greater reliance on wireless technology, more applications are expected to work over Wide Area Networks (WANs), ADSL, GPRS, 3G or Satellite networks.
The problem is that software performance testing is still usually only conducted over the fast & reliable Local Area Networks (LANs) of the test lab set up. Satisfactory ...
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Qualys
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Are you confident your network is secure and meeting IT security policies? Does your organization have an internal security policy?
Can you measure and enforce your IT compliance against that policy? Are your critical security risks being identified and fixed?
For businesses today, managing IT security risk and meeting compliance requirements is paramount. The past decade has seen an ...
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NetWrix Corporation
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Microsoft Exchange Server, being one of the most important production systems in many organizations, is a system consisting of many moving parts that need thorough and secure maintenance. In most companies groups of two or significantly more IT professionals manage the Exchange organization configuration and without detailed auditing of who did what, where, and when, it is not be possible to ...
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Marathon Technologies
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7 Tips for Reducing Downtime in Healthcare Information Systems
Whether you're a local community hospital or national health network, this paper outlines seven key tips that every healthcare organization should consider to protect the availability of healthcare information systems. From reducing human error, to understanding the key differences between high availability and disaster recovery, to ...
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