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	IT's most wanted: Mainframe programmers Many mainframe personnel are set to retire in coming years, and fewer students interested in learning how to work with these systems. That could lead to a skills shortage for managing and maintaining the mainframes that run so many critical applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: Delphix Stop the High Costs of Non-Production Databases Learn why Brian Babineau, Vice President of Research and Analyst Services at ESG, recommends the expansion of virtualization initiatives into the data tier to reduce operating expenses, improve asset utilization, cut capital costs and enable IT agility. Read now! In this Issue Stay connected when disaster strikes Big data strains small-business bandwidth Which is best: Exchange 2010 archiving vs. third-party tools WHITE PAPER: AppAssure Software Top 10 Best Practices of Backup for VMware and Hyper-V Read this very popular whitepaper by David Davis, a world renown author, speaker and VMware vExpert about the Top 10 Best Practices of backing Virtualization infrastructures. Learn more Stay connected when disaster strikes Remote monitoring and control systems enable you to troubleshoot your data center from afar. Here's how to ensure you can connect to them in an emergency. Read More WEBCAST: Nasuni Solving Multi-Site Enterprise Storage Management Challenges In this webinar we'll investigate a number of potential solutions to providing storage accessible from multiple locations within the enterprise. Learn more Big data strains small-business bandwidth You'd think the burden of the data explosion would fall primarily on storage infrastructure. In fact, for many small businesses, WAN bandwidth is proving to be the biggest bottleneck. Read More Which is best: Exchange 2010 archiving vs. third-party tools Most companies will find that the built-in features provide everything they need when used together -- at the price of more work for IT and a greater cost for storage. If you don't want to archive on-premise, consider a third party tool. Read More
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