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In a recent press release Gartner proclaimed that businesses let the money flow into a drain as far as data backup spending is concerned. Companies reportedly spend 20% more than actually needed – this equates to a whopping $10 billion in wasted

The year 2013 has some cloud computing history behind it, and a bright future ahead of it. As technology evolves and as companies scramble to minimize costs while keeping their efficiency levels at an optimum level, cloud computing sits as a pretty

Every year brings promises with it. Businesses are no exception to this rule. The raging battle to lower costs, manage resources better, and to profit with as wide a margin as possible is almost always the first, crucial goal. If communication is at

If you are running a business, it’s inevitable that you’d be using computers for daily business operations, number crunching, storing data, and analyzing reams of numbers that relate to your business. Computers are indispensible and data is

Focus is a simple word. As individuals, it’s somewhat easier to focus on things we want to. As businesses, however, it just gets more complicated that it should be. Obviously, there are a lot more people involved when businesses take shape. Plus,

When businesses don’t back up data, they fall right into the pit. Enough said. Are you on the cloud yet? Do you backup data regularly? What kind of data backup protocols, systems, processes, and tools do you use?

Backup and recovery needs for businesses vary. If it’s a virtual environment that your business depends on, how do needs regarding backup and recovery change? If you use virtualization how do you manage data workloads? While there’s no escaping the

While there’s nothing new about network virtualization, it’s always been a technology that makes us think: “Wow. So, technology does that”. Virtualization has been around for a while and we are still in awe of it. So much that it’s still the

Ever since the cloud started to hover over the prospects of technological evolution, IT pros and businesses had no problems taking to it in droves. Yet, all of us had this hangover on cloud security and the possible risks companies might face.

When you saw hundreds of thousands of Blackberry handsets in the hands of roving executives, it’d have been obvious to many (and certainly for users of such mobile devices), that Mobile Device Management was an important part of IT management for