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Oct 30, 2008

Improving Availability With Virtualization and IBM's System x Servers

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Oct 30, 2008

Ownership Experience – Dell Blade Systems Save and Simplify!

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Oct 29, 2008

Enterprise-Class Microsoft Exchange – The Argument for a New Approach

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Oct 29, 2008

Firewall Fundamentals in the New Economy

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Oct 29, 2008

Microsoft and Novell: Driving data center agility through mixed source virtualization

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Oct 28, 2008

Enterprise Class Microsoft Exchange – The Argument for a New Approach

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Oct 28, 2008

Protect Your Data 80% Faster

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Oct 27, 2008

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI): Technologies, Differences, Successes

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Oct 23, 2008

Achieving a Dynamic Datacenter with Dell, VMware, and Intel Virtualization Solutions

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Oct 23, 2008

How National City is Building their BPM Program
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Security
Dec 9, 4 p.m. ET
A Secure System is a Well Managed System
In today’s environment of targeted threats and polymorphic viruses, a multi-layered defense is essential. Reducing the attack surface that hackers can exploit is a critical element of any comprehensive security strategy. Doing so eliminates potential entry points that could be used to compromise a system.
Sponsored by KACE
Surviving Economic Turmoil
Dec 10, 11:30 a.m. ET
Surviving the Economic Turmoil: Strategies for Midsize Companies
History has shown that during times of economic turmoil, some midsize companies struggle through the tough times while others use this time to get their businesses in order and position themselves to outperform their competitors during recovery. During recessionary times some midsize businesses will become more cautious with spending and investments. Instinct often drives a reaction by these firms to strictly limit, if not cancel new technology initiatives. Smart companies across industries will be much more strategic, targeting areas that will not only see them through a rough economy, but help them thrive during and after it passes.
Sponsored by IBM
Industry Standards
Dec 10, 12 p.m. ET
Big Benefits, and It's Easier than You Think – Migrating RISC-Based Systems to Industry Standards
The benefits of running industry standard servers have been well publicized. Typically providing more performance, better performance per watt, and lower capital and operating costs than proprietary systems – there’s a lot to like about these servers. Plus you have access to the latest technology, which is updated more frequently than proprietary systems, as well as access to more operating environments, applications, and IT staff. But change can be difficult and risky – as supported by the old adage – “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
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