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Enterprise dashboards
Shadan Malik, president and CEO of iDashboards, explains how enterprise dashboards deliver the business intelligence executives and managers need to make better decisions.
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Evolution of search: Relational navigation
Jack Berkowitz, vice president of engineering at Siderean Software, explains how search has evolved from its basic form to the more complex form of ...
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First steps to SOA
What does it really mean to introduce SOA into an organization? Ross Mason, CTO and co-founder of MuleSource, explains how an enterprise service bus ...
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Software licensing in a virtualized world
David Berlind, executive editor at ZDNet, examines the benefits of virtualization, as well as its biggest obstacle: software licensing.
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Time to throw away your servers?
David Berlind, executive editor at ZDNet, discusses the cost benefits of outsourcing servers to Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), a pay-as-you-go service that allows ...
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Vista: User account security
David Berlind, executive editor at ZDnet, explains how new security features in Windows Vista protect against drive-by malware.
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SOA for the masses
Service-oriented architecture has long been the province of the enterprise because of its high cost and complexity. ZDNet Editor in Chief Dan Farber explains ...
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FMC: Seamless connectivity
Fixed Mobile Convergence gives you the convenience of having a single enterprise phone number and voicemail-- no matter where you are. Luc Roy, vice ...
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Security in a Web 2.0 world
Malware is increasing with the popularity of social networking sites. Dan Nadir, vice president of product strategy at ScanSafe, explains how real-time pro-active scanning ...
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Two-factor authentication
Dennis Hoffman, vice president of enterprise solutions at RSA, explains how a security process called two-factor authentication works to validate users gaining access to ...
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Desktop vs. workstation: Performance design
Sponsored: Dave Buckley, product line manager of workstations at HP, discusses the components of a performance design: slots, watts and bays; raw performance; form ...
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Desktop vs. workstation: Introduction
Sponsored: Dave Buckley, product line manager of workstations at HP, explains the differences between desktops and workstations, and how these differences influence purchasing decisions. ...
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What is Voice 2.0?
VoIP is poised for a major jump forward into what Andy Abramson of VOIP Watch calls Voice 2.0. He explains what this means and ...
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Extending VoIP beyond the enterprise
Voice over IP: Who's using it, where can you use it, and most importantly, how? Andy Abramson of VOIP Watch runs through the potential ...
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VoIP security: The real risks
Like traditional data networks, voice networks carry their share of security risks. VOIP Watch's Andy Abramson explains "SPIT" (Spam over Internet Telephony) as well ...
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Software platforms & ecosystems
ZDNet Editor in Chief Dan Farber surveys the enterprise software landscape and explains why software companies are competing for developers to participate in their ...
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What is NAC?
Internal threats to a network are even more prevalent than external ones. Simon Khalaf of Vernier Networks explains how the five phases of NAC, ...
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What is BPM?
Matthew Quinn, the vice president of product strategy and management at Tibco, explains how business process management (BPM) works and how it can reduce ...
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Database partitioning
Sponsored: Databases are tripling in size every two years. Willie Hardie, vice president of database product marketing at Oracle, explains how database partitioning will ...
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Managing content in the enterprise database
Today, 80 percent of the content in organizations is unstructured. Brian Babineau, an analyst with the Enterprise Strategy Group, gives three reasons why enterprises ...
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