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Infrastructure management is a key mission of business IT, covering the gamut of tech resources, from client PCs to portfolio management of proprietary software and business processes. Asset- and project-management applications offer the same level of visibility that CIOs and tech pros have long employed to monitor network performance and use. Infrastructure management extends beyond code and computers to physical assets such as data centers and backup facilities.

Articles

The Never-Ending Quest for Greenness

Like a mirage, the ideal green data center seems always just out of reach. Each advancement in energy-efficient technology or practice is first widely touted and then met with a certain level More >

Still Plenty of Green in the Data Center

For many data centers, going green meant going virtual -- that is, the vast majority of power savings over the past two or three years was the by-product of server consolidation. Naturally, More >

Employee-Owned Computer Programs: Diving into Murky Waters

Will the job of the future require you to bring your own computer, the way you provide your own transportation now? Call it a mashup of market forces, but that idea has been generating a bit More >

Interviews

Making VDI More Secure

Don't ignore these potentially serious vulnerabilities.

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Traffic Management, Visibility Vital in the Cloud

With real-time ID, intelligent management and other tools, enterprise executives gain broad insight into how their networks are being used.

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Why SDN Does Not Commoditize Networking

Cisco says OpenFlow and specially designed ASICs and other technologies will fulfill the promises of SDN more fully than a strictly commoditized approach.

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