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Symantec Introduces New Era of Advanced Threat Protection

Symantec Advanced Threat Protection helps companies uncover, prioritize and remediate advanced threats across their control points – fast Mountain View, Calif. – October – Symantec Corp. , the global leader in cyber security, today introduced Symantec Advanced Threat Protection (ATP), the first solution that can detect and remediate advanced threats across control points, from a single console with just a click, all with no new endpoint agents to deploy. Advanced threats, such as ransomware, remote access trojans, advanced persistent threats (APTs) and zero day attacks, are on the rise and security professionals can…

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YouTube adds virtual reality to its app

Google cardboard and an Android phone will immerse users in VR vids Virtual Reality has finally made its way onto YouTube, with Google announcing its Android app will be able to playback VR video. Users will be able to experience virtual reality through the app when combined with a Google Cardboard viewer. “Using the same tricks that we humans use to see the world, VR video gives you a sense of depth as you look around in every direction,” YouTube product managers Kurt Wilms, Sanjeev Verma, and Husain Bengali wrote…

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Physical Servers vs. Virtual Machines

Though virtualization has become the new normal for businesses of all sizes, physical server infrastructures are still quite widespread. Do you think that the companies using traditional, physical server networks are wasting money? This post will show you why this is exactly the case! But before reading I suggest to watch this educative video. Let’s start with what we used to have when physical servers were the normal platform of choice. The architecture of a physical server is quite plain. Each server has its own hardware: Memory, network, processing and…

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Collaboration: What does it mean today?

Collaboration has been around since the dawn of man, but recent developments have made it easier and more effective than ever People are born collaborators – in fact, we’ve evolved to collaborate. Our communication skills and ability to work together have taken us from the savannahs of Africa to the outer solar system. Collaboration has given us virtually everything, from our ability to avoid famine using agriculture to amazing works of art. Collaboration today, though, is going into overdrive thanks to the development of more and more tools that help…

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YouTube works toward ‘melt my brain’ virtual reality

In his first interview as the video empire’s engineering chief, Matthew Mengerink discusses virtual reality, making money and stepping into the role during trying times for YouTube’s engineers. Soon after Matthew Mengerink became YouTube’s engineering chief a few weeks back, he got a taste of the virtual reality footage Google has been working on but hasn’t released to the public yet. “I saw stuff that just melted my brain,” Mengerink said Tuesday in his first interview since joining the Google-owned video site. Mengerink won’t go into detail about what he…

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Why Small Businesses Should Start Trusting the Cloud (Reasons to Convince Your Boss)

For small businesses, effectively managing technology comes with a question: Is it better to outsource or stay in-house? Most small and midsize companies can’t afford to employ teams of full-time IT staffers. This creates a desire for outsourced solutions. However, opting for a third party means giving up a measure of control. What is best for your business? In this post, we offer a quick rundown of the top five tasks any small business should consider outsourcing: The Cloud According to MarketWatch, while 64 percent of business owners are aware…

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Should Social Listening Be Part of My CRM Solution?

The promises of adding social media are appealing to many companies that desire an automated approach to monitoring their customers’ posts, blogs, and tweets about the businesses. Adding social listening to any customer relationship management (CRM) solution seems to be a natural progression of the direction CRM software was heading, but many decried the solution as intrusive and a potential violation of their customers’ privacy rights. Nevertheless, the technology has advanced and matured to the point where many companies are once again considering it to help them not only gain…

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Etihad Airways invests in Adobe to power digital excellence

The partnership is a key enabler of the aviation group’s strategic vision to offer a superior digital service by deploying cloud-first initiatives for its businesses and its guests. With Adobe Marketing Cloud and Creative Cloud, the airline group and its partners are empowered to create a secure, cost effective and remarkable digital guest experience. Additionally, the technology will enhance the airlines’ digital marketing capabilities to provide tailored and personalised services across the globe. Adobe’s solutions will enable a superior digital experience for guests including full self-service capabilities using digital devices.…

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New IDC MarketScape Evaluates Datacenter Infrastructure Management Vendors

Datacenter managers are under increasing pressure to support 3rd Platform technologies and IT projects, yet many are doing so with limited visibility and control over the critical facilities as well as the physical IT and connectivity equipment that supports these workloads. FRAMINGHAM, Mass, October 20, 2015 – Datacenter infrastructure management (DCIM) solutions have emerged as an essential tool to develop more efficient datacenters. As the software-defined IT environment evolves, the underlying physical resource management has evolved to support it. However, the DCIM solutions on the market today are varied in their…

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‘Composable infrastructure’: new servers give software more to define

Cisco, Intel, IBM and HP are bridging virtualisation and the software-defined data centre “Composable infrastructure” is a term you’re about to start hearing a lot more, and the good news is that while it is marketing jargon behind the shiny is pleasing advances in server design that will advance server virtualisation and private clouds. The new term has its roots in server virtualisation, which is of course an eminently sensible idea that anyone sensible uses whenever possible. Intel and AMD both gave server virtualisation a mighty shunt forward with their…

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