Technology Webinars for Business

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Looking at Virtualization Performance through a Network Lens

 

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Are you worried about how server administrators configure virtual switches? Do you ever wonder when virtualization and live VM migration will create chaos on the network? If so, watch this EMA, Cisco and NetQoS webinar that discusses both inhibitors and solutions for assuring performance for critical applications migrated to a virtualized environment.

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Trend Micro Secures the Virtual World
Organizations are rapidly expanding their virtual and cloud computing environments, but are security and compliance initiatives keeping pace? In this presentation Dan Reis of Trend Micro discusses the driving forces behind the move to virtualization, and the associated risks. A virtual data center environment also creates opportunities for security and compliance. Learn how Trend Micro solutions can be leveraged to reduce the risks while maximizing the opportunities.

Securing the Physical, Virtual, Cloud Continuum
Information security best practices have not changed much in 15 years -- strong perimeter defense and defense in depth are still the primary security controls. However, virtualization and cloud computing are radically altering data center operations, leading to a hybrid physical/virtual/cloud computing environment. In this webinar, Ted Ritter, Senior Research Analyst at Nemertes Research, and Harish Agastya, Director of Product Marketing at Trend Micro, discuss the rise of virtualization of cloud computing and the impact this is having on security best practices and next-generation security technologies.

Rethink Your Web Gateway Security - Why You Need More than URL Filtering
As the web becomes more important to modern business, it is also becoming more dangerous. Cybercriminals are more organized to the point that web-borne malware has become an integral part of the Internet- in fact; every two seconds a new malware threat is created. This webinar explores the changing threat landscape, the movement toward cloud-based technologies in response to changing security requirements, and why real-time threat intelligence and consolidation of security services at the Internet gateway brings greater protection for less cost.

Practical VM Security Techniques for Internal and External Virtualized Infrastructures
Jumping onto the virtualization bandwagon makes great economic sense but can be risky if done without proper security measures. This webcast discusses current trends in virtual infrastructure security while offering practical techniques for securely managing today's virtual infrastructures. Learn new approaches for virtualization security, security features that should be included in all production-use hypervisors, as well as key questions that IT decision makers should be asking to prospective hypervisor and security vendors.

Demystifying the Cloud: A Closer Look
Business and IT leaders are becoming increasingly aware of the capabilities and potential benefits of Cloud Computing. The economics of Cloud Computing are compelling enough for many companies to move ahead with planning or implementation. This webinar reviews key cloud computing concepts; challenges IT Professionals need to be aware of and the requirements for an organization to build a cloud-ready Data Center.

Getting the Most From Your EMR/EHR Solution - Accessing & Integrating Patient Information at the Point of Care
Peter Waegemann, VP, mHealth Initiative Inc., Bob Caldwell, GM, Open Text Healthcare Solutions and Joe Stewart, Senior Director, Transactional Document Management & Imaging, Open Text discuss critical components of EMR/EHR use as they relate to lab and pathology systems, radiology, admissions, and more.

Cloud Computing: Innovation that Drives IT and Operation Efficiencies
Rick Mayo, Senior Market Manager for Cloud Computing, IBM and Dennis Drogseth, VP Research, Enterprise Management Associates examine what a cloud is, key challenges faced by the enterprise and benefits including ROI in managing a cloud environment.

IT Silos Aren't Going Away...and They Shouldn't
Julie Craig and IT industry veteran, Carl Eberling discuss how top companies are using leading approaches to Application Performance Monitoring(APM) to bridge information silos instead of break them down. These companies are able to be proactive instead of reactive, see IT as a strategic weapon instead of just a cost center, and be more profitable.

Cloud Storage Trends and Traction
Cloud storage holds tremendous promise as a way to reduce the overall cost of doing business by eliminating up front and ongoing investments in infrastructure, floor space, power, cooling and management overhead. This presentation discusses public and private cloud storage adoption drivers, inhibitors, and ESG's expectations for both in 2010.

Cloud BI: Breaking into the Enterprise
Cloud BI is gaining increased market acceptance. The next test for SaaS BI will be to expand its foothold in the enterprise market. Join Sarah Burnett, Senior Analyst at Ovum, and Brad Peters, CEO of Birst as they discuss on-demand BI and how it is expanding its benefits into the enterprise.

Taking Control of Your Assets in a Mobile Environment
According to IDC research, in the US market alone Managed Mobility is expected to grow at a CAGR of 32.5% from 2008 to 2013 to reach $758.4 million in revenue by 2013. The need for total control and visibility of the mobile workforce is driving this trend and an a managed mobility solution can answer the challenge. Join Carrie MacGillivray, Sr. Analyst, IDC & Clifford Cibelli, Director of Managed Services, Verizon Business for this discussion on managing your enterprise's mobile investment.

Threat Protection in the Age of Social Networking and Cyber Attacks
In this presentation, Burton Group Principal Analyst Dan Blum and Tim Roddy, Sr. Director Product Marketing, McAfee provide guidance on developing a threat assessment strategy and factoring threat intelligence into protection programs to avoid common mistakes and gain ground against adversaries.

New Security Model Requirements for the Cloud
The traditional perimeter-based network security model is no longer sufficient to protect the organization's data and processes. Cloud computing exposes new vulnerabilities and security challenges, forcing organizations to craft new security models. Anne Thomas Manes, VP & Research Director from Burton Group and K. Scott Morrison, CTO & Chief Architect, Layer 7 Technologies discuss new security model requirements for the cloud.

Measuring Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Initiatives Based on Business Value
Enterprises today need to enhance security and achieve regulatory compliance while keeping the total cost of ownership low. Join Derek Brink, Aberdeen Group for a discussion of recent benchmark research in the area of Data Loss Prevention.

Evolving Mobility Needs and Requirements for the Enterprise
Even in a time with great economic and financial uncertainty, the IT and business landscape continues to change at a frenetic pace. One of the greatest areas of change pertains to the adoption of smartphones and other mobile solutions in the enterprise. This adoption has also changed in the last couple of years from an almost exclusively centrally procured process to one where individuals can go to their local store and purchase their smartphone of choice.

Build for Today, Architect for Tomorrow
In most organizations, tension exists between those who need to build for today and those charged with architecting for tomorrow. Usually these are opposing forces, but they should be cooperative. The build for today mindset is productivity-oriented, and driven by time-to-market. Alternately, the architect for tomorrow stance takes a long view. It is concerned with definition and promotion of enterprise standards.