Inside the Briefcase
By Mohammed Farooq, GravitantCloud provides a platform to consume applications and infrastructure-as-a-service, quickly mix and match best-of-breed services to build solutions, and scale them based on business need. Read More >>>
with Blake Brannon, AirWatchIn this interview, Blake Brannon from AirWatch outlines ways in which organizations today can maximize their mobile capabilities to increase productivity and gain ROI by deploying mobile applications and enabling mobile access to content. Read More >>>
By Jonathan Dale, FiberlinkIn this interview, Jonathan Dale from Fiberlink accentuates the importance of taking a flexible approach to Mobile Device Management, and offers expert advice for organizations looking to safely and securely manage company data stored on mobile devices. Read More >>>
By Richard Cocchiara, IBMWith the growing dependence on technology, hard work and tons of data could be lost in the event of a building fire, flood, or even rodents chewing through wires. In the early days, most companies fortunately had the knowledge to do things manually if warranted. Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceA recent Forrester survey on IT spending worldwide detected areas of higher spending, including apps and tablets, as well as growing reliance on cloud computing systems in the enterprise. Read More >>>
with Rick Stevenson, OpengearNot everyone has been insensible to the instability of our networks. Large enterprises, which of course have a great financial interest riding on the availability of those networks, generally construct systems that can function on any number of channels if the main line falters. Read More >>>
with Siamak Farah, InfoStreetWe live a non-tethered world. Users are demanding mobility and access to their data and apps at anytime, anywhere, and with any device. As a result of this demand, development of Software as a Service solutions is no longer a novelty limited to new or small developers. Read More >>>
with Katherine Lam, HP ArcSightIn the below interview, Katherine Lam from HP outlines some of the most prominent security threats emerging in the IT space today, and offers expert advice for organizations looking to overcome the security challenges they face as enterprise data volumes continue to grow. Read More >>>
with Gottfried Sehringer, MendixIn this interview, Gottfried Sehringer from Mendix offers expert advice for organizations looking to maximize business value through the rapid delivery of adaptable, multi-device Enterprise Application solutions. Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceThe United States Department of Agriculture is typically associated with, among other services, certifying beef or organic products. Now the agency can add another type of certification to its wall: cloud computing. Read More >>>
with Dr. Nataraj (Raj) Nagaratnam, IBM Security SystemsIn this interview, Dr. Nataraj (Raj) Nagaratnam from IBM Security Systems offers expert advice for organizations looking to securely manage a multitude of mobile devices in the cloud and on corporate networks. Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceA recent survey has found that data centers, often relying on technology more than 20 years old, are unable to keep up with the new guard of cloud computing, virtualization and mobility. Virtualization and cloud computing are pushing data center operators to think beyond their traditional network set up, according to a report released by Brocade. Read More >>>
By Ian Marshall, IceWarpWhat falls within the sphere of BYOD is always getting wider. More employees are using more devices to sync to more areas of their work life. The devices and types of information being transferred today don’t necessarily exclude those used six months ago, but rather encompass a wider spectrum. Read More >>>
by Rick DelGado, Independent AuthorBig Data is the new exciting buzzword in the business world. While most businesses have relied on a mix of research data and gut intuition to make decisions, some businesses are moving toward making all decisions based on data. This has been made possible mostly due to technology like hadoop solutions. Read More >>>
with James Richardson, QlikTechSports play an important role in building a cohesive and inclusive society, capable of uniting people from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds through playing or supporting sport together. Ultimately, we love to cheer on our compatriots and favorite athletes to success, or to see how, by improving their performance, the underdog can come out on top. Read More >>>
By Vinod Mohan, SolarWindsIt’s summertime—the season of fun in the sun and beach vacations. But as business slows down, what’s happening in the server room and network operations center? Unfortunately, security threats know no seasons, which means neither does IT. Read More >>>
By Michael Susong, Litera Corp.We are more than a stereotype. We are everything that could happen. Concocted and linked together to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. We are the sum of our parts. We are Murphy’s Law…a hypercane. Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceTo put it mildly, it’s a pretty big universe out there, one that has challenged, perplexed and, every so often when things go just right and the cosmic tumblers finally click into place, revealed itself to some of the greatest minds in history. Read More >>>
with Trevor Daughney, SymantecIn this interview, Trevor Daughney from the Information Intelligence Group at Symantec discusses ways in which organizations today can optimally manage their company information early in the eDiscovery process to save costs and increase ROI. Read More >>>
By John Landwehr, AdobeIn this interview, John Landwehr from Adobe outlines top national security threats to desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones, and ways in which Adobe working to help businesses fight this security battle. Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceOne of cloud computing’s greatest draws is its ability of offer flexibility. Throw in potential cost savings and a way to make an IT manager’s life just a bit easier when he’s asked to ramp up the enterprise’s firepower, and you’re on the path to a winning combination. Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceAccording to a recent study, cloud computing could cut U.S. enterprise energy use by 87 percent by enabling firms to shift their software applications from local servers to the cloud. The report was conducted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Read More >>>
By Yves de Montcheuil, Talend Do you remember the late 1990s? The so-called “Dot-Com” era? I do. I was marketing Web testing tools at the time, so you can say I was right in the middle of the heat. It was a thrilling experience, and I learned a lot – about technology, about marketing, and about reality of business.Read More >>>
By Linda Park, Symantec Corp.Data breaches are serious problems, costing some businesses millions of dollars in damages each year. But knowing these threats exist is one thing; understanding them is another. Read More >>>
By Carolyn April, CompTIAWith so many firms generating so much business, opportunities for conflict between vendors and channel firms are bound to occur. Indeed, channel conflict isn’t anything new. Read More >>>
By Alex Balan, BullguardIn this interview, Alex Balan from Bullguard outlines the primary security threats that both users and businesses are facing online today, and offers expert advice for avoiding the “dark corners” where hackers may be lurking.Read More >>>
By Patrick Burke, RackspaceWith fears of potential security breaches and disasters such as Superstorm Sandy weighing on IT executives, businesses nationwide continue to advance their business continuity and disaster recovery planning to include the adoption of wireless network capabilities, cloud services and mobile applications. Read More >>>
with Gibu Mathew, ManageEngineIn the following interview, Gibu Mathew from ManageEngine discusses the rise of application performance monitoring delivered as a cloud-based service and why such a service may be in your future. Read More >>>
with Savio Rodrigues, Outerlink Global SolutionsThere has been a lot of buzz recently around Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technology or the Internet of Things, which refers to the connections between devices, enabling reporting of information on a person, a place or a thing and the interactions between them. Read More >>>
with Savio Rodrigues, IBM PureSystemsIn this interview, Savio Rodrigues from IBM PureSystems, outlines ways in which PureSystems is enabling IBM customers to accelerate cloud deployment and address specific business or IT initiatives. Read More >>>
