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CIOs are more receptive than ever to new software models???and not because they're trendy
Techies are seeking professional certifications in emerging areas like healthcare and green IT, and especially old standbys like IT security, according to a new survey.
E-mail is the backbone of most organizations -- and a huge resource hog. Can we make it greener?
Read this IBM report to learn why it's so critical to reduce energy consumption in the data center. Solutions include virtualization and innovative cooling techniques.
Traditional green IT strategies have focused on the data center alone. This paper describes how new energy efficiency gains—involving people, workloads and infrastructure—can be achieved with IBM software solutions.
The greenest office space is the space that's never built. Many companies are now actively encouraging their employees to work from home, if not full time then on a flex basis, and considering adding more micro branch sites to cut commutes. In this third
Just how much greener can enterprises get by doing a massive rollup of the storage infrastructure—not just in the data center, but branch and DR sites, everywhere data resides? And, will we really add efficiency by leveraging cloud storage for some
E-mail is the backbone of most organizations—and a huge resource hog. Can we make it greener and less expensive to boot? In this first installment of our Green IT: Beyond Server Virtualization series, we'll focus on how IT can capitalize on
