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Dell firms up open networking initiative through Big Switch Networks tie up

Apr 25, 2014

The agreement will see Dell go further to establish its open networking initiative that also includes a reseller agreement with Big Switch Networks.

10 Reasons Your Agency Should Offer Optimisation

Apr 25, 2014

The marketing game is changing. Today’s marketers are more data-driven. They’re obsessed with results and ROI. And they’re laser-focused on the one thing that helps them deliver both – technology.

Whitepaper: Selecting A Virtualization And Cloud Management Solution

Apr 25, 2014

This report provides a side-by-side comparison of leading virtualization and cloud management solutions, looking at IT modernisation from a data centre infrastructure perspective.

Information Will Never Be Completely Secure In Data Centres, So Encrypt it

Apr 25, 2014

Amlin CTO Steve O'Donnell knows enterprise storage inside-out, and he spilled the beans when he recently popped into ITProPortal Towers.

How To Make The Most Of The Internet Of Things

Apr 25, 2014

In order to take full advantage of the IoT, they need to understand the challenges and make sure they are fully prepared for a development that looks set to transform all existing business models.

London Council Aims To Save £95m Through SaaS Crowdsourcing Initiative

Apr 24, 2014

Lewisham Council has enlisted the help of Wazoku to devise the We.Create scheme that will help it to source ideas from its own staff in order to save millions.

More Women In IT Would Add £2.6bn To UK Economy Every Year

Apr 24, 2014

A survey that examined the numbers of women in IT showed that 59 per cent of IT decision makers think that a higher representation of females would benefit their company.

How Third Parties Bring Threats Onto Your Network

Apr 24, 2014

ITProPortal spoke to Brian Foster, the CTO of Damballa and a veteran of Symantec and McAfee about what the new landscape of security, and why third parties could be the weak link in your security.

China Sticks With Windows XP To Avoid The Cost Of Upgrades

Apr 24, 2014

The Chinese government has decided that it will stick with using Windows XP as the operating system of choice, rather than upgrading to a newer platform. The decision, it says, its to avoid costs.