All colocation providers are not created equally. This paper provides an excellent review of key factors to consider and investigate as you determine the best colocation partner for you.Improving customer interactions and business functions are integr…
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86% of organizations say they have 2 years to make inroads with digital transformation To help you evaluate your organizational readiness for digital transformation, we put together a package to help you measure your current capabilities—from a technology and organizational perspective—as well as some information to help you plan ahead. The Digital Transformation Kit contains:
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The paperless office is as it sounds: a workplace in which you’ve limited or even eliminated the use of paper. This means going digital with your documents, and that can lead to a lot of benefits. It can save your business money, increase produ…
Decision-making and collective reviews can be hindered when there is not a clear and consistent list of expectations. This checklist provides detailed points and attributes to consider as you select your optimal data center. Nine categories of data ce…
PDF has become the overwhelming file format of choice since it is a robust and open standard for document display and it works with just about any application, hardware device, and operating system. Whether you’re posting a document on the Internet or…
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Today’s modern IT environment is rapidly expanding beyond the means of their existing infrastructure. In this guide, Data Center Knowledge examines what it means to move to a flexible, customizable data center provider – and how to avoid making the “cookie-cutter” migration mistake.
Plan out your infrastructure not just for the immediate term but also for longer-term growth by applying insights from this guide. |
Modernization of data centers can be a costly effort for organizations operating their own facility. This Executive Brief defines and provides calculations on how partnering with a trusted provider can free-up time and capital that may be better spent…
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Enterprises have many different types of users. They have power users and novice users. Users that employ multiple devices and users that prefer only one. Those that use desktop computers and those that use mobile devices. Some users utilize cloud or virtualization services like SharePoint and Citrix and some don’t. Some users need access to PDFs with rights-managed confidential information, some don’t. These different user types form “pockets of utilization” across the enterprise.
What’s more, users may use different computing platforms and software applications to create documents than those who receive them, which can mean trouble with opening and displaying documents. |
Don’t let tech training take a back seat to the daily workload facing your IT team. Learn how your organization can, and must, introduce new ways of learning. In this guide by technology training expert Don Jones, you’ll discover the best ways to:Ident…
Covering the full complement of malware, viruses, and other attack technologies, this essential eBook walks you through the security assessment and penetration testing process, and provides the set-up guidance you need to build your own security-t…
