Why your users should avoid file sharing sites

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	Hard data on why your users should avoid file sharing sites Of course your compay's firewall blocks access to RapidShare.com, Easyshare.com, and other well-known file sharing sites. Your users probably hate you for it. Now there's a new study (PDF) that you and your recalcitrant users should read that provides solid proof that people all over the world are actively dumpster diving in file sharing services. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Making Cents of Tape vs. Disk Gain a complete understanding of tape vs. disk storage. Examine a true cost comparison between the two mediums compiled to help IT professionals cost and justify their backup environment. Read now In this Issue SnapLogic offers 'big data' tool for Hadoop users Cisco, Xerox creating mobile printing system HP pay-as-you-go service provides 3G mobile broadband for laptops Dell hopes to speed up virtualization with four-socket blade WHITE PAPER: Univa UD Increasing Revenue Through Data Center Management Non-linear growth creates hindrances in operation that become costly, as well as resource consuming. The best solution to this growing discrepancy between our business's technology dependence and its operational environment is to program infrastructure policy. Read now! SnapLogic offers 'big data' tool for Hadoop users Looking to better enable enterprises to leverage big data, SnapLogic is unveiling on Monday SnapReduce, software intended to make it easier to use the Hadoop distributed computing platform that has become popular for helping to analyze large volumes of data. Read More Cisco, Xerox creating mobile printing system Cisco Systems has teamed up with Xerox to create a mobile printing system that lets users print from any device to any printer. The companies plan to make printing faster and easier for employees on the move, adding software to routers and switches to make the process faster and more secure. Cisco channel partners will resell the technology and a managed service that will be delivered by Xerox from a data center built with Cisco's UCS (Unified Computing System) servers, the companies are announcing on Monday. Read More HP pay-as-you-go service provides 3G mobile broadband for laptops Hewlett-Packard said on Monday it will start offering pay-as-you-go 3G mobile broadband services for its business laptops as the company looks to package more services with PCs. HP is offering the DataPass mobile broadband service with its new 3G-enabled Elitebook business laptops, which were also announced on Monday. The service provides access to 3G data networks in the U.S., and does not require a user to sign a monthly or yearly contract with a wireless carrier. Read More Dell hopes to speed up virtualization with four-socket blade Dell on Monday announced a four-socket blade server with up to 48 processor cores for deployment in virtualized environments. The PowerEdge M915 blade will run on Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron 6100 processors, which include up to 12 cores. The high number of cores helps expand the number of virtual machines available, and the blade is also capable of running high-end applications such as databases. Read More
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