Video conferencing offers clear benefits to business users, including better collaboration, faster decision-making, lower times to market and cost-effective, face-to-face meetings. But many managers have a hard time getting employees to warm up to video technology at the office. Although many employees are familiar with video in their personal lives—making ready use of video recording
“Video is the new voice.” So goes the thinking in many organizations today, where employees are increasingly working remotely from home offices, satellite offices, client sites and the road. But even as companies grow increasingly virtual—and increasingly global—they continue to see budget cuts that limit travel and demand a clear return on investment from any
According to research by Infotrends, around one billion camera-equipped smartphones, as well as hundreds of millions of camera-equipped laptops and tablets, will be sold this year. While mobile video calling using Skype or Apple’s Facetime is already commonplace and predicted to steadily increase among consumers, it has yet to achieve widespread adoption amongst business or
The IT landscape has changed significantly over the past five years. In many ways, the exception is now the norm. Nowhere is this truer than in client computing. Mobile computing dominates the workplace and promises to bring orders of magnitude more devices into the workplace.
Companies seek to maximize benefits and savings from their virtual desktop deployments. Discover how IT organizations are saving over 25% in TCO costs, while improving productivity and flexibility with Cisco’s VXI Smart Solution.
How will you meet evolving workforce requirements? Discover IT approaches to BYOD and other workspace challenges in a Forrester study that examines policy management, desktop virtualization and mobility solutions.
In this day and age, information governance is something that your business simply cannot afford to overlook. Information Governance (IG) is a new approach to managing information. It builds upon and adapts disciplines like records management and retention, archiving, business analytics, and IT governance to create an integrated model for harnessing and controlling enterprise information.
In this white paper, we will explore the results of a recent Quantitative Market Research Report about decision support workloads. Conducted on behalf of Dell®, this report will demonstrate how Dell’s twelfth-generation servers and Dell solutions meet organizations’ decision support solution (DSS) requirements, based on business users’ responses.
Dell™ has recently launched its next generation servers, including the PowerEdge R720 which is designed for performance. The support for the powerful processors, high memory capacity and the front loading PCIe SSDs makes it highly desirable for high performance demanding application deployments. Microsoft®™ SQL Server® is one of the most popular databases which run many
Dell PowerEdge 12th generation servers provide the robustness and reliability for a highly efficient database consolidation platform. You should choose Dell PowerEdge R820—a powerful four socket enterprise server—as an optimal platform for database consolidation because of its robustness, reliability, and performance characteristics. This white paper describes the advantages of consolidating Microsoft® SQL Server® database application