According to recent reports, the average per-incident cost of an enterprise data breach was $6.75 million dollars. Yet, surprisingly, even though many companies are widely adopting mobile devices to do business, only a small few have implemented a mobile security strategy. What about you? Get this new white paper, compliments of Sybase, and see how
Today, companies are more dependent than ever on computer systems to gather, analyze and process a wide variety of vital IT resources, including sensitive data such as nonpublic personal information. With access to this data comes the responsibility to ensure that it is kept secure. This means making certain that only authorized personnel have access
The evolution of social media use in the enterprise also brings out the idea of merging traditional marketing tools with these modern ones, and as such, positions the ITDM as a “customer 2.0”. Moving towards new types of collaboration engenders further changes in enterprise IT purchasing habits. Thus businesses tend to replicate each other by
Gartner predicts that by 2014, 90% of organisations will support corporate applications on personal devices. Sales of tablets are expected to grow to $208m (€147m) by the same year (Industry Predictions 2011, Spring 2011). Addressing this, LifeSize® Video Center is mobility-ready, enabling you to record, stream and publish HD video to Apple and Windows-based mobile
Tiering in a Dell™ EqualLogic™ PS Series SAN helps organizations boost resource utilization and enhance service levels by deploying storage on the most cost-effective tiers based on performance, accessibility, and criticality requirements.
By employing a strong archiving strategy as the foundation for an intelligent data management program, enterprises can enhance efficiency for IT staff, meet compliance requirements, and streamline backup processes.
IT organizations have long been challenged to make sure “hot” data is served to applications quickly and cost-effectively. Now, they can meet both these challenges with Dell™ EqualLogic™ hybrid storage arrays that use multiple tiers in a single enclosure.
In this paper we take a look at some of the key features of virtualisation that help defend your data centre against disaster. Virtualization offers hardware independence – a huge time saver in recovering from a disaster. In addition to this core capability, virtualisation provides several other ways to protect your business from server downtime.
Think of virtualisation as a strategy rather than a technology. When considering the benefits, don’t look just at the hardware and energy cost savings, but consider business uptime particularly as downtime is virtually eliminated. With these types of benefits, most companies find it easy to justify the cost.
Small and midsize businesses are making virtualisation one of the hottest trends in IT. The reasons? Virtualization reduces the cost and complexity of technology, frees up time to make their businesses more responsive and improves their ability to rebound from disasters.