1. The Insider's Guide to Network Automation
May 11, 2011 at 2:20 AM
IT managers are facing many challenges today as they are under pressure to cut
their budgets, but where efficiency and cost-savings are import_ant goals, in order
to achieve them IT managers have to make smart investments. With HP Network
Automation software, IT managers can track, regulate and automate their network
configuration, helping to save money and reduce errors within the network.
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HP's Prescript_ion for Next-Generation Data Center Networks
May 11, 2011 at 2:20 AM
Healthcare organizations that want to make advancements in this new era of
improved patient care through telemedicine, mandated meaningful use of electronic
health records software, digitized records, and other efforts should consider an
open, standards-based data center architecture. This architecture needs to be
flexible, secure, automated, affordable, and purpose built to support mission critical,
real-time, and resource-intensive applications.
HP's extensive, modular data center product portfolio addresses these very needs by
driving simplicity through streamlined network designs and centralized
management; enhancing agility with high performance, security, and accelerated
provisioning; and saving money with energy efficiency and low total cost of
ownership.
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2. Establishing a Lesson Plan for Higher Education Data Center
Networks
May 11, 2011 at 2:20 AM
HP puts higher education ahead of the curve:
• Supports real-time, collaborative, and multimedia learning tools
• Makes teaching, administrative, and other applications accessible from
mobile devices
• Handles increased student load as online and distance learning grows in
popularity
• Protects the integrity of student data as well as academic research
• Merges infrastructure to lower costs, implement cloud computing and
virtualization, and reduce energy consumption
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ROI of a Complete Networking Portfolio: Delivering Value from
the Network Edge to the Core
May 11, 2011 at 2:20 AM
HP Networking is a leading provider of converged infrastructure solutions,
including networking. With its recently enhanced core and data center portfolio, HP
has provided another proof point of its commitment to offering enterprise-class
networking solutions. By bringing this new broader networking portfolio to market
through HP's direct and indirect sales channels and combining it with HP service
offerings, HP Networking has further strengthened its position as a global contender
and provider to enterprises and major verticals.
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3. The People Side of Converged Infrastructure
May 11, 2011 at 2:20 AM
In many companies the world over, IT is undergoing a massive shift. CIOs are
looking for more flexible architectures that will allow them to react to business
needs in hours and days—not in weeks, months or years. The Converged
Infrastructure delivers the flexibility that CIOs need, with a high level of simplicity
and automation that vastly accelerates business outcomes while also reducing costs.
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Adapt or Perish - Surviving the New Software Licensing Reality
(Webcast)
May 11, 2011 at 9:00 AM
Watch Amy Konary of IDC discuss the changes affecting the technology industry
and the implications on software licensing and how software is sold. Learn about
new approaches to software licensing and licensing operations to capitalize on new
market opportunities and adapt to where the industry is going.
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7 Traits of Software Licensing Champions (Webcast)
May 11, 2011 at 9:00 AM
Selecting the right licensing management technology is a key component of your
overall licensing solution, but it needs to be the result of a careful discovery and
business design process. Learn from Dave DiMillo, principal licensing consultant at
SafeNet, about the 7 traits of software licensing champions, the pitfalls and best
practices of licensing projects, and the import_ance of taking the right approach to
aligning your licensing solution with your business goals and processes to ensure
the desired outcome.
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4. Essential Guide to Google Apps
May 11, 2011 at 10:50 PM
You're running your own business, have a website, and your own email address. It's
great because it gives you that professional edge. Now you're getting lots of emails,
and you need an efficient way to read them and manage them. You could use
desktop clients like Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird or Apple Mail, but it's
a pain to set them up on all your computers and you want to be able to get at your
mail even when you're away from your own devices. You try to use the webmail
option that come with your web host, but frankly it's unusable. It's slow, and it's
confusing. If only there was a better way! Enter Google Apps.
Suddenly you're logging in to your own custom email address through an amazing
user interface that lets you read and reply to emails and manage them with ease on
any computer with an Internet connection.
Doesn't that sound great? Wait, there's more! You don't just have email any more.
You have a calendar that automatically saves itself and can be accessed anywhere.
You have an office suite that you can use anywhere to create documents,
spreadsheets and presentations that automatically save themselves and can be
accessed anywhere, too. “That sounds great,” I hear you say, “but it must be really
expensive!” Not at all. It's free! Also with this free guide you will also receive daily
updates on new cool websites and programs in your email for free courtesy of
MakeUseOf.
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Picture Perfect: Start Your Own Photoblog
May 11, 2011 at 10:50 PM
All of the methods that are listed in this guide require very little, or in many cases
no, web design or technical knowledge at all. Rather than mess around with
Javascript_ or Flash solutions, there are far easier options available to put together
and maintain a photoblog, fully equipped with a user-friendly content management
system. Also with this free guide you will also receive daily updates on new cool
websites and programs in your email for free courtesy of MakeUseOf.
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5. Learn To Speak Internet: Guide to xHTML
May 11, 2011 at 10:50 PM
Well, haven't you ever wanted to have your own website? Or make your own game?
This guide will give you a taste of that powerful world. xHTML is a strong starting
point to learning the basic building blocks of the web. If you have any previous
programming experience you will find this easier, of course, than if you are just
starting your programming adventure. This guide is about the basics of xHTML so
it is perfect for those just starting out as well as those wanting to refresh their skills
and knowledge. Social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter use
another (server-side) programming language called PHP, but it's a good idea to
understand the basics before you dive headfirst into the programming world. Also
with this free guide you will receive daily updates on new cool websites and
programs in your email for free courtesy of MakeUseOf.
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