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• Data Center

  • Data center technologies evolve to meet tomorrow's computing demands

    VMware's upcoming public cloud and AMD's 64-bit ARM servers are technologies for the data center that exemplify the changes in the IT industry.

  • New data center cooling strategies to improve efficiency, lower costs

    Stagnant strategies for data center cooling will keep energy bills climbing ever higher, but a more modern approach can bring them back down to earth.

  • Converged systems usher in data center transformation

    The rise of converged systems has brought a new level of manageability to the data center, but these integrated offerings have a few drawbacks.

• Server Virtualization

  • Virtualization widens schism between server and networking teams

    Virtual networking has revived tensions between server and networking teams within data centers, but it's a dynamic both sides must embrace.

  • Strike a common-sense balance when deciding what to automate

    Consider the many factors that determine the potential return on investment when deciding when and what to automate.

  • How can I enable automated VM resource provisioning?

    As with many other facets of virtualization, VM resource allocation is becoming automated. Find out what tools you can use for automated provisioning.

• Cloud computing

  • Sequestration stymies federal government cloud ambitions

    The federal government is under mandates to consolidate data centers and deliver IT as a Service, but sequestration makes this easier said than done.

  • VMware charges into public cloud IaaS fray as Dell exits

    Dell will discontinue its OpenStack and VMware vCloud-based public cloud offerings as VMware delivers its vCloud IaaS.

  • Cloud migration obstacles remain for heavily regulated industries

    Financial, government and healthcare industries must overcome data security breaches and regulatory issues for a successful cloud migration.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Finding a prescription for desktop security management at Sharp HealthCare

    Desktop security policy must cover the use of mobile devices and the cloud. Sharp HealthCare uses a mix of software for desktop security management.

  • Windows 8 tools build on native Windows 7 utilities with new capabilities

    New and updated Windows 8 tools can help admins and users. Windows 8 utilities include functions for backing up and restoring systems.

  • Why a Windows security scan is not enough to protect your workstations

    A traditional Windows security scan may lure IT into complacency about desktop vulnerabilities, so look at four areas to beef up Windows security.

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