Data Protection strategies have changed over the years. Its’ humble beginnings of simple tape-based backup and restore have been replaced time and time again with increasingly more complex strategies that both meet the current demands of your organization, AND take advantage of available technology. But is it really possible for your data protection strategy today to continue to meet the business needs tomorrow, next year, even five or ten years in the future? In this white p

Maintaining applications used to be a lot easier and less time consuming – a simple matter of installing and updating every few years. But things are different today. Applications now follow a development paradigm where software iterations happen far more quickly; now management is pressuring IT to address business concerns and market opportunities that can be helped by faster application deployment. But you’re already concerned with more than just implementing or updating ap

Application management was once little more than standardizing on a version of, say, Adobe Professional, which you deployed every few years. But as applications seek to stay competitive in the face of security concerns and the availability of SaaS applications, the speed at which application updates are released have never been faster. And without proper control over what is installed where, that can cause application conflicts, wasted licensing costs, and potentially soaring

Like every small business, you need applications that help your business grow with enterprise-level features, but with minimal requirements around management. Enterprises have the luxury of big budgets, in-house expertise, needed staffing, data centers, virtualization, and backup systems – all at their fingertips. In some ways, it’s such a given for enterprise, they simply take it all for granted. You, on the other hand, lack these luxuries in every way and are desperate for

It’s right there in the name - Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). You read the name and think about the size of your company being nowhere near an “enterprise” and that a solution of that caliber simply isn’t for you. EMM’s earlier iteration, Mobile Device Management (MDM) with features like automatic provisioning, remote wipe, and configuration management may sound like a great fit, but with MDM evolved to EMM (with the addition of mobile application and content managemen

You can’t let go of Domino, can you? Your company likely chose Domino because of its largest differentiator (and core competency): its ability to quickly develop messaging integrated applications. For some companies, these applications have become the lifeblood of parts of your operations, making Domino a critical part of your business infrastructure. That reliance upon Domino demands attention from your company executives wanting to be sure the investments made in technology

How many files do you think your company has? Would you guess in the tens or hundreds of thousands? Millions? If you’re like most companies, you really have no idea. You may lean on the fact that you have a content management solution in place, but it’s far more likely that it’s largely going unused. If you were to be asked what document management (DM) or Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution you have, you would probably have a very specific answer of what platform (o