VIDEO:
This brief video examines three critical applications that have become possible and practical thanks to storage virtualization. Watch now to learn more.
WEBCAST:
Access now and watch Arek Sokol from the bleeding-edge IT team at Genentech/Roche explain how he leverages cross-platform enterprise endpoint backup in the public cloud as part of his company's global, "100% virtual" strategy.
WEBCAST:
Too many vendors (and, as a result, IT pros) consider cloud a technology in and of itself. This webcast explains the benefits of realising that the cloud is a way of providing IT services as a consolidated pool of server and storage resources that can be provisioned to support a wide range of applications and data types.
WEBCAST:
With the data explosion accelerating your data challenges loom large when it comes to managing data protection processes. HP StoreOnce software delivers the only technology that deduplicates data only one time. Check out these videos for more information.
VIDEO:
This video explains how the IBM Smart Archive Strategy meets these challenges head on. Watch this video to learn how the Smart Archive Strategy is a broad strategy that helps organizations leverage IBM’s capabilities to design specific strategic archiving solutions for their unique needs.
VIDEO:
IT operations faces a data deluge, at the same time as they're trying to keep up with a higher demand for service and a shrinking response window for when things go wrong. But with analytics for IT operations, you can turn terabytes of monitoring data into actionable insights that allow IT to take a proactive approach to application performance.
VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT:
This in-depth webcast, presented by Daniel Galecki, a software veteran and IT asset management guru, covers the IT transformation from a cost center to an IT service broker, and explains why analysts agree that chargeback is critical to the success of your cloud projects.
VIDEOCAST:
View this video to learn the secret to better IT security may be at your fingertips. More likely than not, your PC contains a Trusted Platform Module (TPM), security chip on its motherboard.