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This eGuide will expound on the methodologies used to improve workforce connectivity and output.

Automotive Dealer solution to affordable protection of customer files from identity theft and legal exposure.

Active Administrator is an extensive Active Directory management solution that addresses the auditing, security, recovery and health of Active Directory from one integrated console. This centralizes the management of the most important aspects of Active Directory and Group Policy so that administrators save time and have the most control over their environment.

Progressive retailers have shifted to integrated store lifecycle (SLM) systems enabled by Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) to provide a seamless integration of all phases of the entire real estate lifecycle process from market planning; through site selection, store design and construction; to day-to-day operations such as lease administration and facility management.

Distributed computing has been pervasive in IT organisations for nearly two decades, but the tables are beginning to turn. This whitepaper discusses Rackspace's experience in quick deployment and hosting of VDI environments.

Aternity and Gartner team up to deliver the industry's first webcast on how enterprises can obtain a user-centric approach to End User Experience management.

This white paper sponsored by HP and Intel discusses Exchange business drivers, market dynamics, and storage trends -- and how HP + Intel storage solutions can enhance an Exchange environment. Organization large and small need to consider all the factors in determining the right infrastructure and HP storage solutions delivers 100% availability, reliable and predictable performance, and comprehensive data protection.

The question should not be if, but when, where, and how converged networking is in your future. This Solution Brief describes how you can take the next step in the I/O networking convergence journey.

True convergence combines people, processes, products and policies with best practices to realize the business and technology benefits. Read this Solution Brief to learn more.

As you deploy cloud infrastructure and operating models in your organization, the role that networking plays and the impact of these models on your networks may not always be clear. This document discusses the importance of the network to cloud computing, why the network must change, and what Cisco is doing to lead these changes.

To better understand the benefits of consolidating storage and server networks using Unified Fabric, IDC conducted interviews with six Cisco customers who have experience with real-world implementations of the technology. This study debunks the sometimes-made claim that there is little or no advantage in terms of cost savings associated with network convergence.

This white paper examines the current state of storage networking. Access adoption key findings, survey results from your peers, and recommendations to help you successfully move to a unified fabric.

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Although most users recognize the benefits of SAN and LAN convergence, there are several obstacles deterring the adoption of this technology. This white paper reveals common organizational challenges and concerns associated with it and discusses factors companies should consider when deciding whether to implement it. Get predictions for the future as well as recommendations to help you effectively prepare for convergence.

Nearly 50% of respondents to a poll at a recent Gartner Data Center Conference implemented, or are in the process of implementing, fabric computing, driven by one significant aspect of virtualization.

All desktop virtualization solutions are not created equal. The Miercom Lab Testing Summary Report compares Citrix XenDesktop 5 and VMware View 4.6, validating the overall effectiveness of similarly configured Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solutions in an independent study. Read this report and find out how XenDesktop delivers the best user experience and is more bandwidth efficient.

The IDC MarketScape for Desktop Virtualization 2011 is now available and positions Citrix as the only vendor in the Leaders Category, based on its comprehensive desktop virtualization technology suite and its strategic vision for its desktop virtualization product portfolio.

Traditional desktop and data management is plagued with productivity loss, security risks, and increasing costs. Desktop virtualization is a strategic business initiative to address these challenges, but while the value of desktop virtualization is understood, many IT managers wonder how to start. This paper details how to navigate the "how" questions and scale the deployment with confidence.

Desktop virtualization initiatives top the priorities of most IT managers and executives. The challenge is to deliver the right kind of desktops and applications in the right way for each user type. Learn more about this key strategic directive and the types of desktop and application delivery models that are critical for success.

Many businesses are turning to mobile device management (MDM) solutions to better secure, manage, and support the variety of mobile devices their employees use. In many instances, MDM alone is not enough to protect against data loss and leakage. This paper introduces Good for Enterprise-and its unique approach to managing security on mobiles, including data loss prevention features.

"Cloudonomics" studies how virtualization technologies and cloud services change the economics of IT for a business. A guide to business uses of the cloud, benefits of the cloud how to get the cloud to reduce cost, increase revenue, improve business agility and enhance the total customer experience.

The fundamental business needs that drive the requirement for effective and efficient customer management practices remain unchanged: acquiring new customers, building tighter bonds of loyalty, and reducing the costs of marketing, selling, and servicing. As a consequence, interest in investing in and deploying solutions to improve customer-facing business processes remains strong. Indeed, 55 percent of the 455 large organizations that Forrester surveyed in late 2010 in North America and Europe have already implemented a customer relationship management (CRM) solution-and many of these are investing more to upgrade their tool set. An additional 19 percent have plans to buy a CRM solution for the first time within the next 12 to 24 months.1 The pattern for midsize organizations is similar. CRM solutions are widely deployed, and interest in expanding their use is high. However, given the continuing uncertainty in the current economic climate, organizations are looking for flexible and extensible solutions that provide the functionality required at the best value. Microsoft Dynamics® CRM 2011 business software is a solution designed to boost the personal and team productivity of customer-facing workers by offering a full set of functionality with a familiar desktop user interface (UI) through integration with the Microsoft® Outlook® messaging and collaboration client. The product offers deployment flexibility through being available in two versions: a traditional perpetual license, on-premises solution; and a software-as-aservice (SaaS) subscription service version. The solution enables more efficient business processes and improves team and personal productivity.

Business growth, cost optimization, customer relationships-these are among CEOs' top priorities this year, according to a recent survey of 704 CEOs conducted by The Conference Board.1 Addressing all three is no easy feat. As executives strive to maximize business growth, they often struggle to strike a balance between lowering operational costs and meeting rising customer expectations. However, keeping pace with customers' ever-increasing expectations while growing revenues is possible. One way to do so: improve frontline employee productivity, with a goal to optimize overall business productivity. Too often, productivity is confused with simply demanding more from employees. Instead, decision-makers need to think more holistically about how they're going to increase total business productivity by applying the right mix of people, processes, and technology.