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Wi-Fi is back! Or more accurately, it never went away. Years after hearing that Wi-Fi was made obsolete by 3G and more recently 4G, Wi-Fi connectivity is increasing in importance for enterprises that support mobile employees - which is most companies today.
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According to a recent survey, 80% of organizations are either completely blind or have gaps in monitoring their cloud environments. Open up this white paper to see how to get the broad visibility and deep insights you need to gain control of your diverse IT environments, while saving both time and money for your organization.
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Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) mandates are top of mind for organizations everywhere. Explore this guide to 2023's top ESG opportunities, beginning with three ESG trends.
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This paper explores Super iPaaS, a unified, AI-enabled, enterprise integration platform that transcends geographies, clouds, hybrid environments, integration patterns, and more. Learn how Super iPaaS can use AI to help to control the integration chaos.
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AIOps platforms are becoming more widespread; yet successfully deploying an one is easier said than done. The benefits of successful deployment, however, are plenty: leaders can comprehend and contextualize large amounts of unstructured and volatile data, augment ITOps, and perform better analysis. Read on to learn more about the state of AIOps.
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Automating Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) greatly reduces costs and improves efficiency. This paper provided 8 simple steps for automating GRC.
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Read this paper for an evaluation of Hitachi Unified Compute Platform HC (UCP HC) hyperconverged infrastructure solution with a focus on assessing the performance and value of NVMe-based flash for business-critical applications and databases in the virtualized data center.
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Check out this white paper to learn about Supermicro's next-gen X12 BigTwin hardware, featuring 3rd Generation Xeon® Scalable Processors supporting up to 40 cores, higher instructions per clock, and two 512-bit-FMA units.
