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Businesses suffer due to lack of IT investment

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Over 50 per cent of UK businesses experienced outages of their information management systems in the last 12 months, with some suffering up to ten outages in the period. The main cause, at 73 per cent of respondents, was a systems or hardware failure, a survey by City Lifeline, the London data centre, reveals.

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EndaceFlow 3040 bietet maßgeschneiderte Filter-Möglichkeiten, innovatives Load Balancing und einfache Integration mit branchenführenden NetFlow Collectors

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Deduplizierungsappliances DXi6701/02 erfüllen wachsende Anforderungen an zuverlässige Datensicherung für Europas größte Cloud Services Plattform; Reduktion des Verwaltungsaufwands um 50 Prozent

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Die reibungslose Zusammenarbeit von Mitarbeitern in Unternehmen ist ein wichtiger Erfolgsfaktor. Das so genannte Social Business knüpft genau daran an und kristallisiert sich zunehmend als einer der derzeit wichtigsten Trends heraus. Dabei geht es um den IT-gestützten Aufbau eines eigenen sozialen Netzwerkes im Unternehmen, über das sich die Mitarbeiter als Knowhow-Träger untereinander vernetzen, Wissen und Informationen teilen und sich in virtuellen Arbeitsgruppen...

Cloud traffic to dominate data centres

In the third annual Cisco® Global Cloud Index (2012 – 2017), Cisco forecasts that global cloud traffic, the fastest growing component of data centre traffic, is expected to grow 4.5-fold – a 35 percent combined annual growth rate (CAGR) – from 1.2 zettabytes of annual traffic in 2012 to 5.3 zettabytes by 2017. Overall global data centre traffic will grow threefold and reach a total of 7.7 zettabytes annually by 2017.

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