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 | Disk storage revenues decline in Q2 In this Issue WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Computerworld Report: Wrangling Your Mobile Devices This report looks at how IT executives at companies large and small are learning to embrace the mobile device trend, by rethinking their strategies, hammering out new policies and locking down their critical data. Learn More EMC optimizes VNX hybrid array for flash WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Discussion: Doing VDI Better VDI expert Lori Mac Vittie blogs about F5's commitment to providing unsurpassed VDI experience. She touches on key implementation concerns for Microsoft, VMware and Citrix solutions. Read on to learn about F5's ability to deliver all VDI solutions better, faster, and more efficiently than any other ADC solution. Learn More 4 Client-Side Web Storage Options That Replace Cookies WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Network World Report: Getting Ahead of BYOD Organizations are being flooded with employee-owned gadgets and valiantly trying to accommodate requests to provide access to corporate resources while maintaining control enough to minimize risk and meet compliance requirements. Learn More
As a top executive at Intel and EMC, Pat Gelsinger helped build the data centers of today. Now, as CEO of VMware, he's promising to deliver the data centers of tomorrow. In this installment of the IDG Enterprise CEO Interview Series, Gelsinger spoke with Chief Content Officer John Gallant and Network World Senior Writer Brandon Butler about what he's accomplished one year into his tenure, and why the company is uniquely positioned to deliver on the vision of software-defined data centers. Gelsinger detailed the company's plans for its upcoming infrastructure-as-a-service offerings and how it will out-duel early leader Amazon in that market. He also discussed VMware's plans to simplify mobility and explained how, rather than threatening the company, OpenStack is widening VMware's market. (Oh, one other thing about OpenStack: He doesn't see it gaining traction in the enterprise.) Gelsinger also shared thoughts on VMware's competitors and discussed how he'll work with former VMware CEO Paul Maritz's new Pivotal spin off. Read More
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