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	ABM overcomes pro-VMware bias to adopt Microsoft's Hyper-V Saving about $2 million was the primary reason international business-facility management firm ABM decided to convert its virtual infrastructure from VMware's vSphere to Microsoft's Hyper-V, but that came only after a period of having Microsoft prove that its virtual environment was ready. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix Taking Your Enterprise Mobile: The Executive Checklist Becoming a mobile enterprise means new opportunities for your organization and new security challenges for IT. This white paper reviews the risks associated with mobile devices in the enterprise, and provides a checklist to use as you develop policies to maintain control of devices, apps and data. Download the white paper. Download the checklist now. In this Issue Has cloud computing been a failed revolution? Docker all geared up for the enterprise 10 great new features in Microsoft Azure Adobe CS and the dangerous cloud EPA urges efficiency, many data centers still far from it Drop out of college; earn a six-figure salary coding WHITE PAPER: MoreDirect EndPoint Interactive eGuide In this eGuide, Network World, Computerworld, and CIO examine two endpoint trends – BYOD and collaboration – and offer tips and advice on how best to manage them. Read on to learn how to make the most of endpoints in your enterprise. Read More Has cloud computing been a failed revolution? Talk to IT personnel, or study what they look up on Google, and you may think they're done with cloud computing. Talk to analysts, though -- or, more importantly, end users -- and you'll hear a different story. Read More Docker all geared up for the enterprise Docker 1.0 has officially arrived, giving organizations a proper chance to use the emerging cloud technology to create and run applications with even more agility. Read More 10 great new features in Microsoft Azure Microsoft woos customers to the cloud with a slew of new networking, security, storage, DR, management, and orchestration capabilities Read More Adobe CS and the dangerous cloud Adobe's Creative Cloud outage inconvenienced its users, but future cloud failures could damage the global economy. Read More EPA urges efficiency, many data centers still far from it One large company's approach to improving energy efficiency by using aggressive server management. Read More Drop out of college; earn a six-figure salary coding A four year degree isn't the only path to a great development job -- if you have the coding chops Read More
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