Netuitive making waves in predictive IT analytics

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	Netuitive making waves in predictive IT analytics For years the quiet voice of predictive IT analytics, Netuitive has come out roaring in June. The company announced a Dell partnership, receipt of prestigious user award and a new software release. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network Instruments VoIP issues? 10 Gb problems? VM troubles? App breakdowns? Get to the core of your network, applications, and infrastructure problems from the inside out. Download the free demo and three popular white papers now. In this Issue No. 1 place to work in IT: USAA Most IT pros don't fear losing their jobs to the cloud 12 ways the cloud changes everything Sometimes nothing gets done if you don't do it yourself Top five APM vendors by performance results Serve 'Customer 2.0' well or perish IBM expands cloud disaster recovery services Tarpipe: Social media meets workflow ISVs need to change licensing to fit clouds, says Penguin Behind the finance-hiring pickup WHITE PAPER: Oracle Oracle IT Modernization: The Path to SOA This white paper, part of the Oracle IT Modernization Series, addresses three important questions about why SOA might be the solution for your problem. Learn more. No. 1 place to work in IT: USAA In February, Michael Lonigro, an IT technical manager at USAA, received a record-breaking performance bonus equal to 18.8% of his annual salary. So did every other USAA employee, thanks to the San Antonio-based financial services company's stellar 2009 performance. The big payout came less than 90 days after USAA staffers received their regular holiday bonuses, which have been awarded to every worker every year since 1930 and equaled two weeks' base pay. Read More Most IT pros don't fear losing their jobs to the cloud Most people in the IT industry are sure that enterprise cloud computing usage will double in the next two years. But they also feel that IT professionals will not be displaced from their enterprise jobs because of the cloud. Read More 12 ways the cloud changes everything Despite fears over reliability and security, enterprises are slowly but steadily moving their applications to the cloud, and the migration is going to change those companies in profound ways. Read More WEBCAST: Cymphonix Gain Complete Control Over Internet Bound Traffic The Cymphonix Network Composer is the only network appliance that provides comprehensive clarity into all internet bound network traffic and simply powerful tools to manage that traffic with a holistic approach. Learn More Today! Sometimes nothing gets done if you don't do it yourself I work for a growing company that is still figuring out a lot of business processes, so my role as security manager continues to evolve. Read More Top five APM vendors by performance results If you want the performance of your networked applications to place you at the top of the charts, you should have two or three performance management tools as we described last week. But which vendors are likely to get you the best results? Our APM enterprise benchmarking survey results shed light on that question. Read More Serve 'Customer 2.0' well or perish Businesses must start preparing to serve the emerging tech-savvy Customer 2.0 class that's graduating from college looking to spend money with companies that understand their social networking world. Read More WHITE PAPER: Raritan Data Center Transformations Build outs, consolidations and acquisitions are large-scale projects that can be very disruptive and require careful planning and implementation to maintain operations. This white paper examines the process and what's required to meet IT goals and objectives and maintain business continuity. Read now! IBM expands cloud disaster recovery services IBM announced two cloud-based disaster recovery services for businesses: the IBM SmartCloud Virtualized Server Recovery and the IBM SmartCloud Archive. Read More Tarpipe: Social media meets workflow When you're trying to maximize your social media efforts, one of the big challenges is to minimize the amount of labor involved in keeping all of the services you're driving updated. Read More ISVs need to change licensing to fit clouds, says Penguin More vendors in the high-performance computing (HPC) sector need to become cloud-friendly and offer on-demand product licensing, according to Penguin Computing, which is offering a cloud that has been customized for HPC applications. Read More Behind the finance-hiring pickup With the recession's accounting and finance staff reductions now potentially jeopardizing their operations, CFOs seem ready to restore some of those jobs in the third quarter. Read More
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