When it comes to collaboration, it’s pretty hard to wrap a hard return on investment (ROI) analysis around it. All we really know is that it increases the potential for significant gains in productivity and, candidly, the number of potential distractions.
In an Understanding the Value of Collaboration Solutions – A Hackett Research Perspective webinar presented by IBM, the various levels of maturity the companies have attained in terms of collaboration are thoughtfully discussed. View More
As Microsoft gets ready to officially unveil Windows 7, the interest in what this new operating system has to offer IT departments is rising.
In a Windows 7 and Hyper-V Deep Dive webinar presented by Microsoft, the major new elements of Windows 7 are highlighted. View More
When it comes to security, more often than not we are our own worst enemies.
In a The Enterprise Security Challenge: Turning Security in a Business Enabler webinar presented by McAfee, it becomes pretty clear how inefficient most IT organizations are today when it comes to security. View More
In the beginning there were esoteric services that allowed IT organizations to track down stolen computers once they were used to access the Internet.
But in a Discover Hassle-Free, Safe and Secure Campus Computing webinar sponsored by Absolute Software it becomes pretty clear that these “Lo-Jack” services have evolved to include data governance capabilities and asset management services. 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
Just about everybody agrees the convergence of server, network and storage technologies is going to happen on some level in the data center. But nobody is exactly sure to how fast it will happen or for that matter to what degree.
In a Future o Enterprise IT: the Business Impact of Converged IT webinar sponsored by EMC, an initial attempt is made to sort out these issues. View More
The applications and servers that make up the Microsoft Office Communications Server are arguably the most complex set of products and technologies that Microsoft offers.
In a Deploying, Administering and Managing Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 webinar presented by Microsoft, the challenges associated with managing Microsoft’s approach to unified communications are realistically discussed. View More
No campus is ever going to be totally secure because by definition a campus is an open environment. But IT has advanced substantially to the point where we can have more command and control over campus environments than ever before.
In a 21st Century Schools: Creating a Safe and Secure School and Network Infrastructure webinar sponsored by Cisco, the security benefits of IP surveillance cameras and physical access control services are explored. View More
There’s been a lot appliance sprawl in the world of network security that conspires to not only make security more complex, but also more expensive to maintain.
In a 12 Ways a UTM Solution Can Consolidate Your Network Security webinar presented by SonicWall, the basic idea behind taking a unified approach to managing threats based on top of a firewall platform to reduce costs is presented. View More
No good deed goes unpunished, especially when it comes to IT. As server utilization rates increase thanks to virtualization, the network tends to get punished because where there was once, for example, ten servers there are now 100 virtual servers.
In a Learn How to Virtualize Mission-Critical Applications with VMware and F5 webinar sponsored by F5 Networks and VMware, how to balance application loads across virtual servers is squarely addressed. View More
