Download the new report, courtesy of Mellanox Technologies, to lean more about 200G HDR InfiniBand solutions.

A new white paper from Digital Realty shows how to improve hybrid cloud computing performance and ramp up agility, security and reliability through its Service Exchange product.

This guide explains why Network Intelligence is useful for modern networks and how it is implemented.

ThousandEyes integrates monitoring and visualization of device health, end-to-end network paths and the performance of your internally hosted and cloud applications in one place. Identify critical dependencies in your internal network and monitor how device health impacts application performance.

ServiceNow relies on ThousandEyes to monitor their global infrastructure and triage network issues across the Internet to deliver a world-class service to their enterprise customers.

Steve Loyd, VP of Engineering Ops, uses ThousandEyes to gain visibility in application health and Internet service provider (ISP) performance.

Global design and engineering firm Atkins uses ThousandEyes to implement a 'cloud first' strategy, monitoring Office 365 user experience and performance from offices around the world.

ThousandEyes monitors and solves application delivery problems throughout the Internet due to data center outages, ISP performance, CDN caching and DNS availability.

Read how Network Intelligence equips your team to deliver predictable digital experience in the cloud era.

Node.js is now the most dominant and in-demand language for application development, particularly on the enterprise scale. This report will trace the evolution and adoption of Node.js in the enterprise, as well as the directions in which the ecosystem will grow.

Digital transformation is “the use of technology to radically improve performance or (business) reach. But for digital-native businesses that have never needed to make that shift — e-commerce, social media, web-based services — it involves a sharpening of that focus combined with an ongoing evolution of process and infrastructure.

Organizations may believe that simply building new applications to keep up with changing business needs is enough to offer new value to the market. However, between building new applications and maintaining legacy Java EE applications, organizations often end up supporting both traditional and new infrastructures with unchanged or even reduced IT budgets. As the pressure to increase their technical and business agility increases, IT organizations are being forced to re-examine their processes and infrastructure. The result? Architecturally rigid, monolithic middleware is being replaced with solutions that offer agility, flexibility, and rapid development and deployment, such as PaaS.

In this eBook learn how power leaders are leveraging Asset Performance Management (APM) to drive less unplanned downtime, safer operations and a competitive edge with data and predictive analytics.

For small and midsize businesses, the realities of a dynamic marketplace and ever-changing customer expectations pose continual challenges and opportunities. Big Data, the cloud and mobility are changing the way information moves and connections are made across the organization, offering productive potential while promising competitive advantage. But adoption of these advanced technologies will require a transformation in the capacities, functions and methods of IT.

Modernisieren Sie Ihr Produktionsunternehmen, indem Sie Produktion und Buchhaltung mit der Auftragsverwaltung, Bestandsmanagement und dem Kundenmanagement integrieren. So ist alles einheitlich und Sie erhalten eine nie dagewesene Übersicht über Ihre Produktion. Konzentrieren Sie sich auf gewinnbringende Produkte und seien Sie der Konkurrenz einen Schritt voraus.

With Prophix you can produce rolling forecasts, multi-year forecasts, daily forecasts and driver-based forecasts. With a centralized application, organizing fragmented data from multiple sources and change assumptions easily and create a multitude of scenarios.

Mobilität bietet das Potenzial größerer Wettbewerbsvorteile und damit erstklassige strategische Chancen für Unternehmen jeder Art, sei es durch Möglichkeiten für produktiveres Arbeiten für die Mitarbeiter oder durch innovative Methoden der Kommunikation mit den Kunden. Um dieses Potenzial auszuschöpfen, werden mobile Systeme im Unternehmen benötigt, die von den Benutzern nahtlos auf mehreren Geräten genutzt werden können und einen sicheren Arbeitsbereich für geschäftskritische Anwendungen bieten. Um den Anforderungen des mobilen Personals und Kundenstamms zu genügen, müssen Unternehmen BYOD- und Selbstbedienungsfunktionen sicher auf einer etablierten Plattform bereitstellen, die zudem skalierbar ist, um neue Prozesse zu unterstützen.

One of the most common questions being asked by many customers recently is “How does VMware AirWatch support Office 365?” Many ask if AirWatch can control access to Office 365 (O365) not only on their corporate desktop systems, but most importantly on their mobile devices. Fortunately, AirWatch provides tremendous support to help organizations leverage O365 on their mobile devices and our recent integration with VMware® Identity Manager provides an industry-first adaptive access control framework to ensure that all work applications, including O365, can only be accessed on managed and compliant devices.

A Google Trends search for “BYOD” reveals it is a fairly new term, appearing in news publications for the first time in late 2011. BYOD is one part of a much larger, deeper-rooted trend: The consumerization of IT, which can be traced back to the early 2000s. Around that time, most everyone had a personal computer, which enabled them to work from home after hours – and to realize the benefits of using the devices that they had carefully chosen and were comfortable using, rather than the corporate devices their IT departments had issued them. BYOD and the consumerization of IT continued to grow as devices became cheaper and more connected. Where IT leaders were once solely concerned with reining in all the unapproved devices accessing the corporate network, a recent Intel and readwrite report that shows 49 percent of U.S. IT managers “strongly agree that BYOD improves worker productivity.” The next era of BYOD has arrived, and IT departments are thinking about it as a strategic value-ad

This document includes general information about the Pure Storage architecture as it compares to SolidFire. Not intended to be exhaustive, it covers architectural elements where the solutions differ and impact overall suitability for the needs of the Next Generation Data Center (NGDC).

In this study, you’ll discover key trends from today’s mobile consumer such as the activities they engage in the most, which elements in mobile experience receive the highest scores, and the benchmarks and best practices your company can take to raise your own mobile experience bar.

Beginning with a brief overview of private cloud computing and the evolution of on-premises private clouds, we will compare Cisco Metapod to options from VMware and the OpenStack community. We’ll also describe Cisco’s unique OpenStack as a Service (OaaS) operating model, and present Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analyses that compare Cisco Metapod to VMware vCloud Director and an OpenStack Do-It-Yourself (DIY) strategy.

The growing strategic value of desktop virtualization is advancing quickly, providing new ways to enable business mobility and increase the flexibility. Learn how falling cost factors in every part of the desktop virtualization architecture making it more affordable than ever.

This whitepaper proposes a new approach to integration - API-led connectivity - that extends traditional service oriented approaches to reflect today’s connectivity needs. We’ll outline the core of this approach and implementation challenges and discuss how IT leaders can realize this vision in their own organizations.

Since it first emerged more than a decade ago, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has been both widely praised as a modern, agile approach to software development and infrastructure architecture as well as dismissed as a colossal waste of time and money. Missed expectations for many SOA projects led one analyst in 2009 to declare, “SOA is dead.” Far from being dead, however, service oriented architecture is in fact more relevant than ever.