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Private cloud is one of the critical deployment architectures IT teams are adopting as they transition to a service-centric delivery model. More than 75% of organizations? already use private clouds to lower costs, increase agility and exert greater control over security, data protection and compliance. The transition to private cloud represents a paradigm shift in how IT is provisioned and data centers are deployed. Virtualization is expanding beyond servers into storage and networking, while software-defined models allow new levels of agility through advanced automation and orchestration. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mpower-emea-cybersecurity-summit-2017-tickets-36893006977?aff=kp4

The transition to the SDCC gives IT managers and security professionals the opportunity to build in a security architecture that is designed from the ground up to meet the needs of the cloud era. With the right architectural model, security can be much simpler to deploy, provision, manage, and scale. Organizations can save money, enhance protection, and leverage the agility of private and hybrid cloud infrastructures. IT teams can expand their visibility from the data center into the cloud, uncovering threats wherever they appear and coordinating an appropriate and comprehensive response.

The Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) is an overarching philosophy for implementing better data centers. The most basic way to think about an SDDC is as a combination of virtualized computing resources, plus software-defined storage and networking. In addition, SDDC often includes overarching security aspects: in other words, SDDC abstracts and automates all the compute, storage and networking aspects that are traditionally physical, and it can put that automation and abstraction to use in enhancing security.

Bei einem Software-definierten Rechenzentrum (Software-Defined Data Center, SDDC) handelt es sich um einen ganzheitlichen Ansatz für die Einrichtung besserer Rechenzentren. In der grundlegendsten Form ist ein SDDC eine Kombination aus virtuellen Rechnerressourcen und Software-definierten Speicher- sowie Netzwerksystemen, häufig ergänzt um übergreifende Sicherheitsfunktionen. Mit anderen Worten: Das SDDC fasst nicht nur alle üblicherweise physischen Rechner-, Speicher- sowie Netzwerkaspekte zusammen und automatisiert diese, sondern trägt zusätzlich auch zur Verbesserung der Sicherheit bei.

VCE VxRail Appliances enable organizations to create IT certainty by eliminating complexity and collapsing cost structures while leveraging their existing VMware investments. Based on VMware’s VMware's market-leading Hyper-Converged Software, VxRail delivers a known and proven building block for the software defined data center. It provides IT organizations with a full range of options to create a flexible, optimized infrastructure that dramatically simplifies their IT operations while reducing costs.

Data is changing the way organizations manage, consume, and deliver storage. Many legacy applications, however, are still in traditional storage silos, where data is tied to specific vendor storage and not easily configurable and monitored. EMC ViPR is the lightweight, software-only solution that centralizes, automates, and transforms storage into a simple, extensible and open platform.

Meeting the storage requirements of a large enterprise can be an overwhelming task. Organizations spend a great deal of time keeping up with the dynamic storage needs of all the various groups they support. EMC ViPR's software-defined storage solution provides a streamlined, uniform storage-provisional interface that integrates your existing storage resources into a single virtualized platform. By automating routine yet complicated tasks, ViPR saves time and administrative effort and reduces the risk of human error.

The Solution Guide provides an introduction to data protection through continuous availability. The guide enables you to begin the planning and design of continuous availability for a Federation Software-Defined Center solution.

The following paper opens with the evolution of the Software-Defined Data Center and the challenges of heterogeneous storage silos in making the SDDC a reality. It continues by introducing EMC ViPR Software-Defined Storage and details how it enables enterprise IT departments and service providers to transform physical storage arrays into pools of virtual shared storage resources enable the delivery of innovative data services across arrays.

Traditional methods for provisioning and maintaining storage resources are no longer sufficient to achieving business goals due to the fact that technology layers mask the relationship of application workloads to the physical storage devices that support them. The broad adoption of disruptive technologies - including cloud, virtualization, mobility, software-defined data centers, and big data - have introduced new and more challenging requirements for enterprise IT. Find our more in this whitepaper.

Read this white paper to learn how BI can combine your explicitly-defined business rules and automatically-identified statistical information to deliver the best possible content to your customers for every single interaction.

In this whitepaper, you will see that the financial benefits of cloud computing are very real, the payback period is characteristically very short and the action steps to obtain these savings are very well defined.

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In this whitepaper, you will see that the financial benefits of cloud computing are very real, the payback period is characteristically very short and the action steps to obtain these savings are very well defined.

The implications of data loss are significant. Organizations that ignore the law affecting collaboration and information sharing are at serious risk of litigation, fines and brand damage. The paradigm shift from organizationally-defined to user-defined information governance is making it that much more difficult to maintain control of business activity and data.

According to this global survey, in three years more than half of all IT services will be delivered via private, public and hybrid clouds. This study highlights the challenges faced by IT organizations as they move into a new role as “cloud brokers” and how a common data platform can help enable seamless data management across multiple clouds. NetApp Privacy Policy

Marketing automation is a technology solution that helps enable the seeding, creation, nurturing and acceleration of demand among prospects and customers (see the brief “Marketing Automation Platforms Defined”). Given that marketing automation platforms (MAPs) are an essential component of every b-to-b organization’s marketing infrastructure, organizations understand the need for these platforms, as well as their internal need for optimized processes and skills to leverage them. However, while most b-to-b marketers understand the value of lead nurturing, lead scoring/prioritization, program and tactic level reporting, and the SiriusDecisions Demand Waterfall®, they often struggle to operationalize these processes with MAPs, which is why selecting the right MAP is imperative. In this SiriusView, we describe MAP providers’ differences to help organizations identify which MAPs best meet their needs.

This white paper examines the economics of deploying Red Hat's Storage Server. Based on GlusterFS, a distributed file system that Red Hat acquired as part of Gluster, Red Hat Storage Server is ushering in a new era of software-based storage (also known as software-defined storage by many suppliers) solutions. Such solutions leverage commodity x86-based hardware from server vendors and a distributed shared nothing architecture that allows businesses to build out a service-based storage infrastructure in an economically feasible manner.

SDN deployment is not a matter of if but when—is your data center ready? This new eGuide reveals how to maximize the value of Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Functions Virtualization (NFV).

Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) is the application of software-based network technologies to WAN connections to more effectively route all network traffic between headquarters or data centers, remote and branch offices, and the cloud.

As software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) continues to become a mainstream technology, its relationship to WAN Optimization (WANop) must be examined. At first glance, the two can appear alike, and are often erroneously mentioned as synonymous technologies. A deeper examination however, will reveal two distinct and highly complementary technologies with very limited feature overlap. This document aims to demystify the relationship between the two, outline the market shifts that have led to a reduced WANop sector, and provide a recommendation on deploying both technologies in a modern enterprise WAN.

oftware-Defined WAN, or SD-WAN for short, is at the leading edge of software-based networking deployments. SD-WAN offers significant business value for organizations with distributed branches in terms of business agility and the ability to leverage Internet bandwidth economics – put simply, cost savings. This Software-Defined WAN For Dummies book explains the way for IT and business managers to migrate to a distributed network which is less complex, more flexible and easier to manage. With this book, VMware and Dan Pitt make an important contribution to better understanding the future of WAN implementations.

The Wide Area Network (WAN) is in the midst of a significant evolution. Software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) is the key factor driving this evolution and bringing along with it many transformational changes. SD-WAN has enabled several new WAN uses cases, such as enabling reliable, secure and high performance support of software-as-a-service (SaaS), cloud compute, cloud storage, cloud security and the ability to use non-deterministic Internet services to provide business-class transport. The traditional WAN architecture was ill equipped to support these new use cases. As is usually the case with an emerging market, the first entrants into the SD-WAN space were start-ups. However, given the ability of SD-WAN to support both traditional and emerging WAN use cases, the market has recently been flooded with a range of vendors, solutions and technologies offering varying types of SD-WAN solutions. While having differing types of solutions provided by numerous suppliers is potentially beneficial, it

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