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The Five Challenges to Agile Planning

With business enviroments becoming more nimble and dynamic, CIOs will have to develop an agile methodology to keep thier and their IT organization's relevance intact.

Not All Clouds Are Created Equal

The benefits from Cloud has started to rain, but most businesses are still skeptical of taking thier critical applications like ERP on cloud. This whitepaper explores the challenges and how CIOs can overcome them.

Bringing BYODs Into the Fold

As BYOD goes mainstream , many IT leaders are yet to fully understand much less address the challenge BYODs are having on enterprise WLAN performance,  security and compliance.

How WAN Optimization of Cloud Resources Improves User Experience

5 Aspects CIOs Must Address to Safeguard Mobile App Security in the Enterprise

The exponential growth of smart phones and their widespread usage have brought to the fore the criticality of mobile app security from an enterprise safety standpoint.The rapid adoption of mobile devices and mobile apps has led to a significant and unbounded security risk for any enterprise. 

Dell KACE K Series Management Appliances: Enabling Safe and Secure BYOD in the Enterprise

Dell KACE K Series Appliances enable IT organizations to embrace BYOD by securely supporting the popular personal devices that employees bring to work. With the family of Dell KACE K Series Appliances, IT professionals can provision, deploy, manage and report on all supported personal devices. This comprehensive, integrated, and easy-to-use solution lets organizations manage desktops, laptops, servers, and mobile devices throughout the organization, and allows personal devices to safely and securely access corporate content, regardless of platform, ownership, or form factor. Dell KACE K Series Appliances also help IT organizations solve the challenges posed by the proliferation of devices and operating systems, allowing organizations to secure, track, update and manage across a broad range of diverse personal devices.

Essential Email Security

Given the importance of email as a business record, high standards of security need to be applied so that employees of an organisation can communicate and collaborate with each other and with customers and business partners effectively and efficiently without falling prey to the threats posed by email-borne malware and data leakage or exfiltration. However, whilst email communications are vital to all organisations, managing email systems and security in-house is a complex challenge that provides little in the way of competitive advantage. Newer, cloud-based and hybrid delivery models remove many of those complexities and provide a superior level of protection against the sophisticated exploits being targeted at email systems today.

Encryption: The Cornerstone Of Your Data Security And Privacy Strategy

As cybercriminals have become more skillful and sophisticated, they have eroded the effectiveness of our traditional perimeter-based security controls. The constantly mutating threat landscape requires new defensive measures, one of which is the pervasive use of data encryption technologies. In the future, you will encrypt data — both in motion and at rest — by default. This data-centric approach to security is a much more effective way to keep up with determined cybercriminals. By encrypting, and thereby devaluing, your sensitive data, you can make cybercriminals bypass your networks and look for less robustly protected targets.

Successfully Embracing Mobility in the Enterprise

CIOs realize that mobility in general, and the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend in particular, are turning IT’s traditional approach to PC provisioning, management and security on its ear. Instead of a structured, top-down approach to device configuration and assignment in a network environment supporting only one or two operating systems (OSes), IT faces droves of small, untethered devices that might be running any of a half dozen mobile OSes. Most IT staffs can’t be fluent in them all, so a different approach to provisioning, management, security and support is in order.

Emerging Markets: No More BRICS in the Wall?

As major economies continue to struggle and previously up and coming markets such as Brazil and China mature, organizations are continuously looking towards new pastures in which to establish themselves. But where will that be? Featuring opinions from experts on the ground, this report from IDG Connect investigates where IT & Business professionals feel the next major emerging markets will be.