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CA preps to manage next-generation environments

Log management as a cloud-based service; CA builds its data center automation empire
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CA preps to manage next-generation environments

CA expands software applications to support VMware vSphere 4 and Cisco Nexus 1000V to help customers simplify management, increase automation and improve performance and availability. Read full story

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