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Mobile, applications, the ever expanding realm of cloud, super networks such as 10 GbE and the 40GbE – technology is getting more and more exciting as the years go by. The year 2011 has seen its share of developments. What’s coming up in the year

Predicting is one thing that I should be steering clear of. While writing this article, we thought about this a million times. However, some truths don’t change and prediction might just be a weak word for it. Perhaps, we should incorporate this as

Technology moves faster than the rate at which we blog, or sometimes we think so. In the not so distant past, we wrote about 10GbE (10 Gigabit Ethernet) as the next destination for networks to reach. We heralded it as the future of networks and as

Important financial information, crucial customer records, and all that your business stands for is at risk if you don’t give security the due importance it demands. Your mobile devices and wireless networks are a part of your IT assets. Putting

Previously, we wrote about “4 Potentially Dangerous Online That Wreak Havoc ” where we wrote about “Social Engineering attacks”, “Malware”, “Denial Of Service Attacks” and “Identity Theft”. We also had a couple of other posts on security such as

The use of Wi-Fi is now ubiquitous. Add the increasing use of Wi-Fi enabled devices and it would seem that there’s no business possible without the safe and accessible availability of the Internet through Wi-Fi. It doesn’t come without its

Storage Virtualization? Almost no talks about it much thanks to the fact that technologies such as Cloud Computing took the majority of the share away for a long time now. We have already covered some on Storage Virtualization. It’s a complicated

Consider this: According to a Gartner report, over 30 billion pieces of content went live on Facebook in one month alone, The worldwide Internet users will explode to about 4 times the current base size by the year 2015. More than a whopping 2

Cloud computing is a reality; it’s mainstream. Soon enough, we believe that it’ll be one of those technologies that we’ll come to rely upon. Margaret Lewis writes on Forbes.com stating resolutely that “Cloud computing is here to stay”. Of course,

Business continuity is critical today and enterprises need it now than ever before. To maintain these critical applications enterprises usually use the industry behemoths such as SAP and EPOS and trust them with critical applications over the cloud.