Is enterprise IT more difficult to manage now than ever?

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	Is enterprise IT more difficult to manage now than ever? Today's enterprise IT departments face conflicting priorities, impossible goals, and existential threats with no obvious solutions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Hybrid Approach Rewrites The Rules For Backup Storage Exponential data growth and long-term retention requirements are putting tremendous pressure on IT professionals, and the constant pressure to reduce storage costs has led many IT departments to settle for the status quo when it comes to protecting their data. View more In this Issue Cisco's top 10 innovations over the years INSIDER 5 ways to prepare for Internet of Things security threats Iowa to put driver's licenses on mobile phones 2014: The year smartwatches died 38 government agencies to collect, share Americans' electronic health records iPhone 6 Plus review: It's not big enough! Comcast sued for launching public Wi-Fi hotspots from customers' routers Companies are movin' on up to .com domain names IDG Contributor Network: Do you know your VoIP? Heat your home this winter with… a cloud server Aerohive and Cloud4Wi offer retailers turkey customer engagement solution Sony may have used Amazon's cloud to launch a counter DoS attack after its breach Amazon crowd pokes fun at $40,000 TV Former Apple manager sentenced to prison for selling secrets for cash WHITE PAPER: Curvature The State of IT Infrastructure & Operations The challenge that IT decision-makers face is the pressure to reduce costs paired with the pressure to progress digital maturity. Curvature analyzes why businesses miss significant CapEx and OpEx cost savings and how to refocus IT strategy. View now Cisco's top 10 innovations over the years A look back at Cisco's most innovative moves in its 30 years in the industry. Read More INSIDER 5 ways to prepare for Internet of Things security threats For businesses and consumers alike, the Internet of Things is helping create smarter, more efficient devices. For enterprise IT and security professionals, it's also creating a headache. Read More Iowa to put driver's licenses on mobile phones The first project of its kind, Iowa's driver's licenses are going the way of the credit card. Read More 2014: The year smartwatches died The excitement for smartwatches that kicked off this year has devolved into widespread disappointment. Read More : Venafi Gaps In SSH Security Create An Open Door For Attackers As an IT security leader, are you on top of SSH security for your organization? It's key to next-generation trust protection. Find out what Forrester reveals as gaps in that security—gaps that could put your organization in peril. Learn More 38 government agencies to collect, share Americans' electronic health records Why does the Bureau of Prisons need access to the health records of non-felon Americans? It is just one of 38 agencies slated to collect, share and use Americans' health records under the new Federal Health IT Strategic Plan. Read More iPhone 6 Plus review: It's not big enough! Many reviewers and users have said the iPhone 6 Plus is too large. They've got it backwards. Read More Comcast sued for launching public Wi-Fi hotspots from customers' routers Customers complain of higher electric bills, slower internet speeds since Comcast used their in-home routers to launch public Wi-Fi hotspots. Read More Companies are movin' on up to .com domain names More businesses are investing in the tried-and-true .com after seeing their efforts with new domain names fall flat. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Guide to Managing and Lowering Mainframe Software Charges Monthly license charges (MLC) are rising by 7% or more each year, and account for 30% of total mainframe costs. Yet managing MLC costs is an inexact science. This best practice guide provides a step-by-step process to reduce mainframe MLC costs up to 20% without compromising business critical services. Learn More IDG Contributor Network: Do you know your VoIP? Not all service providers are created equal when using VoIP on a global basis. Read More Heat your home this winter with… a cloud server Introducing Heating-as-a-Service Read More Aerohive and Cloud4Wi offer retailers turkey customer engagement solution Capitalizing on the arms race for tools that improve the in-store shopping experience, Aerohive establishes a strong partnership. Read More Sony may have used Amazon's cloud to launch a counter DoS attack after its breach How should companies respond to a breach? Read More Amazon crowd pokes fun at $40,000 TV They don't seem to appreciate the fact that it's been marked down from $45,000. Read More Former Apple manager sentenced to prison for selling secrets for cash Back in 2010, an Apple global supply manager named Paul Shin Devine was arrested for providing Asian suppliers with confidential information, such as product pricing and sales projections, in return for cash and gifts. When the dust settled, prosecutors alleged that Devine made off with over $2.5 million in illegal kickbacks. Read More
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