There’s no doubt that we’re just starting to tip the number and type of applications that can now be effectively run on a virtual server.
In a How to Get at Least 2X Greater Costs Savings from Virtualization webinar presented by Marathon Technologies, it’s noted that right now only 15 to 30 percent of applications in an enterprise are running on a virtual machine today. View More
One of the biggest problems with virtualization is that it can increase the number of actual servers that have to be backed up by ten-fold or more.
In a Leveraging Virtualization with Deduplication to Cut Costs webinar presented by ExaGrid Systems and Vizioncore, a way to simplify the backup process for virtual servers is clearly outlined. View More
Google Apps had a lot of buzz surrounding it in the best of times. But now that the economy has turned, the amount of actual Google Apps momentum in the enterprise is now incredibly high.
In a Migrating from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps webinar sponsored by Google, the IT leadership of Morgans Hotel Group explains the reasons why they just recently converted from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps. View More
What if by simply deploying one technology you could eliminate the need for branch office servers, remote tape subsystems, avoid network hardware upgrades, lower disaster recovery costs and significant cut the amount of frivolous Web traffic on the network.
In a Riverbed: The Complete IT Solution webinar, a strong case is made for the value of application acceleration appliances that can improve network application performance by as much as 70 percent. View More
As the amount of data that needs to be managed continues to grow, the backup and recovery process is increasingly out of control. Simply put, there’s too much data to be backed up over night on existing tape storage systems.
In a Weather the Economic Storm with a Smart Data Protection Strategy webinar sponsored by ExaGrid Systems and Symantec, it becomes clear that IT organizations need disk-based backup systems coupled with data deduplication software in order to stand a fighting chance when it come to backup and recovery. View More
One of the best things about virtualization is that it substantially reduces the cost of creating a disaster recovery plan. This means that not only is it less expense to set up a disaster recovery strategy, the number of applications that can be covered under that plan can be greatly increased.
In a How the University of Texas Averted IT Disaster during Hurricane Dolly webinar presented by VMware, the inherent disaster recovery benefits of virtualization are discussed in some detail. View More
