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• Data Center

  • IT's vendor evaluation criteria change -- again

    IT departments want to shrink their list of suppliers -- but should it be longer? Cloud, mobility and big data have IT rethinking vendor selection.

  • Red Hat open source innovation reactions abound from the Twitterati

    It was all about openness at the Red Hat Summit 2014. From OpenShift to OpenStack to open source innovations, Red Hat was buzzing about the cloud.

  • Database performance tuning: Five ways for IT to save the day

    IT teams can play heroes when database performance issues disrupt applications. Try these five tips for performance tuning before there's a problem.

• Server Virtualization

  • Tips and tools to control sprawl in your VM environment

    Using management tools is just one way to prevent sprawl in your VM environment. It's important to be proactive with your VMs to fight sprawl.

  • A virtual vCenter Server is dangerous: Reality or virtual heresy?

    Even as the software-defined data center marches forward, there is still good reason to keep VMware vCenter Server physical.

  • Best choice for free Hyper-V performance monitoring

    There are plenty of free performance monitoring tools, but take care in how you interpret results to make sure you understand the big picture.

• Cloud computing

  • OpenStack Icehouse goes back to basics in appeal to enterprises

    Incremental updates in the latest OpenStack release aim to improve the quality of OpenStack services and smooth the installation process for IT pros.

  • Make your enterprise invaluable to an IaaS provider

    When it comes to choosing an IaaS provider, don't be enticed by price drops. Your choice should be focused on partnering ability, not the lowest cost.

  • Dell, Red Hat offer IT a refined PaaS strategy on OpenShift

    Dell and Red Hat have formed a PaaS coalition based on OpenShift, but enterprise deployments of such technologies are still few and far between.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Older suites such as Microsoft Office 2007 can be run in Windows 8

    Windows 8 supports past versions of Microsoft Office, but installation problems may interfere with getting Office 2007 Ultimate to run in Windows 8.

  • Six endpoint management lessons from POS security breaches

    The ongoing plague of POS security breaches is a reminder to desktop admins that endpoint security policies should always be a work in progress.

  • The Rufus USB tool may ease building bootable Windows flash drives

    Find out about a quick, free alternative to the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool -- the open source Reliable USB Formatting Utility.

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