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Business process management (BPM) is in a period of transition. For the past several years, companies have been getting familiar with BPM, undertaking specific projects to address “burning process problems” or launching tightly scoped projects to understand the capabilities of BPM Suites (BPMS) and how they should be used.
Business structure has changed. Today’s business is a growing network of relationships between employees, customers, suppliers, and partners. And this network is becoming more complex and dynamic. CEOs are asking questions about the agility oftheir organizations across this dynamic business network and these questions require a response from IT.
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Business becomes increasingly complex with each passing day: regulatory reform and compliance requirements, market and customer demands, shorter product lifecycles and pressure to integrate disparate systems. As a result, organizations are looking to technology-enabled capabilities to increase their ability to adapt and respond dynamically, to complex, changing environments. That’s why many are investing in business
Want to eliminate spiraling cost and complexity of your IT infrastructure? Riverbed can help by delivering cloud services with LAN-like performance across your organization. In this whitepaper, we explore how WAN optimization from Riverbed can deliver on the promise of accelerated cloud performance for widely distributed enterprises.
Disaster Recovery (DR) is a critical component of IT and risk mitigation strategies, and compounded in difficulty by ever growing data volumes, distributed computing, and new technologies. How can you get creative in protecting more data, recovering more swiftly, but also saving some money? Download this essential ESG whitepaper to learn about how WAN optimization
To stay competitive and keep costs down, today’s enterprises need to consolidate resources, quickly provision services, and more effectively rationalize costs with new business models. If done correctly, cloud computing can help solve these problems, and further help IT managers maintain business-critical applications and data. But there are numerous challenges that can prevent organizations from
SharePoint® Composites, the newest set of capabilities in Microsoft® SharePoint Server 2010, enables do-it-yourself collaborative solutions that are manageable by IT.
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