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Cato Networks Offers Instant SD-WAN Service

Cato Networks has added an instant-on capability to its software-defined wide area network service (SD-WAN) service to make it easier for IT teams to provide employees with remote access to applications. Dave Greenfield, technology evangelist for Cato Networks, said rather than having to configure and install a virtual private network (VPN) client on every device […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 23, 2020
Infrastructure/Networking

Taking the Fear Out of Legacy Modernization

Once a cutting edge and golden standard of technology, legacy-based monolithic applications have become a big burden for many organizations. While pivotal in supporting business functions, they have and will continue to lose the flexibility and overall usability required to be successful in today’s competitive digital and agile business landscape. But for most businesses, and […]

Cameron Jenkins · Mar 18, 2020
Blogs

Survey Finds More Data Disruption Occurring

A global survey of 1,000 IT decision-makers with more than 250 employees conducted by Dell Technologies finds on average organizations managed 13.53 petabytes (PB) of data in 2019, a nearly 40% increase since 2018. The same survey also finds that as the amount of data has increased, so, too, has the cost of downtime. Those […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 16, 2020
IT Administration

Catchpoint Provides Free Remote Monitoring Tools to Help Combat COVID-19 Pandemic

Catchpoint announced today it will provide free access to tools to monitor remote network connections to help organizations that are helping to combat the COVID-19 virus by requiring employees to work from home. Company CEO Mehdi Daoudi said supporting an entire workforce that suddenly needs to work remotely is clearly a major IT challenge. To […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 12, 2020
Blogs

HPE Leverages AI for Remote Server Management

The latest ProLiant MicroServer is designed to use AI to provide the next generation remote server management Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced an HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus platform designed to be managed remotely using advanced algorithms the company makes available via the cloud. Tim Peters, vice president and general manager for global small-to-medium businesses and […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 11, 2020
Blogs

ServiceNow Embraces AI to Manage IT

ServiceNow has taken the wraps off the Orlando update to its cloud platform for managing IT that adds advanced analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. In addition, an existing integration framework that enables the Now Platform from ServiceNow to manage DevOps pipelines created by third-party platforms is now part of the core platform. Previously, that […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 11, 2020
Blogs

Nerdio Unfurls Management Tools for WVD on Azure

Nerdio has launched a management tool that makes it easier to provision large numbers of virtual desktops on the Microsoft Azure public cloud. Company CEO Vadim Vladimirskiy said that now that Microsoft is finally encouraging organizations to embrace desktop virtualization in the form of its Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) service, there is a need for […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 11, 2020
Blogs

Survey Finds IT More Challenging to Manage Than Ever

A survey of 415 IT executives published today shows IT teams are struggling to keep up as the number of platforms that need to be managed continues to expand rapidly. Conducted by Propeller Insights on behalf of Volterra, a provider of a distributed computing platform, the survey finds 97% are planning to distribute workloads across […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 9, 2020
IT Administration

Zoho Offers Free SaaS Apps to Combat Coronavirus Spread

Zoho today announced it is making available for free a bundle of software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications dubbed Remotely through July 1. Raju Vegesna, chief evangelist for Zoho, said Remotely is a humanitarian gesture to help mitigate the impact of a global coronavirus epidemic. Remotely comprises a set of productivity and collaboration applications that users can access […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 6, 2020
Blogs

Mission Makes AWS Expertise Available for Free

Mission, a provider of managed services for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud, this week announced it will make its cloud optimization expertise available free of charge for any IT organization that acquires AWS licenses through it. Alex Beal, director of product for Mission, said as cloud sprawl continues to be an issue, many internal […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 5, 2020
Blogs

Quest Software Expands MDM Cloud Reach

Quest Software today extended the reach of its mobile device management (MDM) service to provide more granular control over mobile devices and applications in addition to being able to track their location. Capabilities being added to the KACE Cloud MDM service include support for a “Kiosk Mode” for Android devices that allows administrators to lock […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 3, 2020
Infrastructure/Networking

Lenovo Looks to Automate Edge Computing

Lenovo is extending its IT automation framework for provisioning IT infrastructure out to edge computing platforms. Charles Ferland, vice president and general manager for networking and communications service providers at Lenovo Data Center Group, said the Lenovo Open Cloud Automation (LOC-A) framework provides a single pane of glass through which IT teams can not only […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 3, 2020
AI

OpsRamp Adds Recommendation Engine to AIOps Platform

OpsRamp added a recommendation engine to its artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) platform that makes use of predictive analytics to suggest potential actions to either improve performance or avert downtime. The OpsRamp Winter 2020 Release also adds 19 cloud monitoring integrations for Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), along […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 2, 2020
Blogs

Challenges with the Rapid Adoption of Cloud-Native Technologies

To keep pace with the ever-changing digital landscape, today’s enterprises are trying to move to the cloud as fast as possible. As more and more companies move toward implementing cloud native and open source technologies to enable agility and increased time-to-value, the operational impacts to the business can be significant. While these challenges can cause […]

Tobi Knaup · Mar 2, 2020
Blogs

Castles in the Cloud: How to Take Your Business Kingdom Off-Prem with Confidence

Cloud transformation requires migrating all or part of an organization’s virtual assets off-premises, typically to a public cloud. This enables greater efficiency and cost savings, among other benefits, but it brings heightened risk as well. At the same time, many organizations moving to the cloud don’t fully understand the implications in terms of security. Consequently, […]

Sean Blenkhorn · Feb 28, 2020
Blogs

Rackn Extends Reach of IT-as-Code Framework

Rackn announced the Digital Rebar platform it created to automate the provisioning of bare-metal infrastructure now can be applied simultaneously across multiple physical sites. Company CEO Rob Hirschfeld said Digital Rebar 4.3 makes it possible to manage IT infrastructure as code across highly distributed computing environments. Previously, IT organizations would have needed additional versions of […]

Mike Vizard · Feb 27, 2020
Blogs

How 5G Mobile Networks Will Change IoT Security

Depending on your location, you might have noticed a new 5G icon on your cell phone recently. The roll-out of the new 5G mobile network is largely a positive change for consumers and businesses. The fifth generation of cellular networks (hence 5G) purports to be one of the fastest wireless networks ever created. This technology […]

Marty Puranik · Feb 26, 2020
Blogs

Multi-Cloud Adoption: Time to Rethink Your Identity and Access Management

This may well be the decade that the data center’s reign falls, and multi-clouds prevail. A multi-cloud strategy, which incorporates cloud services from multiple vendors, promises plenty of benefits, including improved resilience and flexibility that makes it easier for enterprises to meet various application and data needs. But, there will also be operational challenges. Expect […]

Richard Diver · Feb 24, 2020
Blogs

Red Hat Updates OpenStack Platform

Red Hat today made available an update to its distribution of OpenStack that enables it to run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8 operating system. Sean Cohen, senior manager for product management at Red Hat, said Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16 combines three releases of OpenStack, known as “Rocky,” “Stein” and “Train” into a […]

Mike Vizard · Feb 20, 2020
Blogs

Cohesity, HPE, Cisco Create ROBO Platform

Cohesity, in tandem with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Cisco Systems, today announced an integrated server and storage platform for remote office/branch offices (ROBOs) designed to be installed in a turnkey fashion. Rather than requiring IT staff to be present in a ROBO, the platforms are designed to be installed by a local office manager and […]

Mike Vizard · Feb 19, 2020
Blogs

5G Security: Mitigating Threats in the Era of Hyperspeed and Hyperconnectivity

5G is one of the hottest industry buzzwords right now, and for good reason. Beyond its ability to deliver massive capacity, it is expected to be one of the fastest and most pervasive technologies of all time, fundamentally changing every sector of the economy. In recent years, we’ve lived through 3G and 4G. So what […]

Samantha Madrid · Feb 19, 2020
Blogs

vArmour CEO: Cloud Security Needs Simplicity

Cloud computing promised cost savings and simplified IT management, among other things. In many ways, the cloud has lived up to its ideals, and in other ways, such as API security, shadow IT and the securing of clouds across hybrid environments, the cloud has proven challenging. To get a sense of how enterprises and security […]

George V. Hulme · Feb 19, 2020
Blogs

Dell Pushes Computing to the Edge

Dell Technologies today set its sights on becoming a major edge computing player with the launch of a Dell EMC PowerEdge XE2420 server optimized for space-constrained environments and a smaller version of a pre-integrated Dell EMC Modular Data Center Micro 415 (MDC Micro) ruggedized platform. In addition, Dell launched the Dell EMC Streaming Data Platform, […]

Mike Vizard · Feb 18, 2020