Summoning the IT bogeyman for fun and profit

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	Summoning the IT bogeyman for fun and profit We all know the bogeyman is alive and well in IT. But so is the bogeyman's doppelganger -- a manufactured problem that only a specific vendor can fix. Read More WHITE PAPER: Absolute Software BYOD Policy Implementation Guide This BYOD implementation guide from Absolute Software provides three simple steps to legally secure and manage employee-owned devices within a corporate environment. Learn More In this Issue Does the 'private cloud' make sense? INSIDER Bye-bye, tapes: How to get the right disk backup appliance WHITE PAPER: Condusiv Technologies (formerly Diskeeper Corporation) Selecting a Performance Optimization Solution Twenty-four vital points – ranging from unmatched increases in performance, operational transparency, thoroughness, and management considerations – make an undeniable case for Diskeeper as the only cost-effective and complete solution to address disk fragmentation. Read Now! Does the 'private cloud' make sense? In the near term, the private cloud makes sense. Put it this way: As long as you intend to run your own data center, wouldn't you prefer to automate it as much as possible? Read More INSIDER Bye-bye, tapes: How to get the right disk backup appliance Deduplicating backup appliances have become very popular, but choosing the right one means looking beyond deduplication. Read More
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