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- ComputerWorld: How to use network dashboards effectively
- Data Center Central: The Drive to Improve the Data Center
- Business Standard: Cisco plans big for SMBs
- Network World: IP address management takes a back seat – at a cost
ComputerWorld: How to use network dashboards effectively
Marc van Zadelhoff says "he's seen a spike in interest in dashboards that monitor a company's key performance metrics. He attributes this rise in interest to Sarbanes-Oxley and its requirement of real-time disclosure. "There are a certain number of bad things that can happen to a company that have to be reported within certain time constraints. To get that kind of visibility, senior executives are requiring IT to deliver them a dashboard that monitors the health and welfare of the company."
Data Center Central: The Drive to Improve the Data Center
"Unfortunately, there are about as many conflicting pieces of advice regarding things like backup and data management
as there are vendors to peddle products. We wish we could give you definitive answers on exactly what works and what doesn’t, but more often than not, what works for one center might not work in another due to variances in legacy systems and plain-old differences in storage philosophies."
Business Standard: Cisco plans big for SMBs
"Internet networking major Cisco Systems plans to tap the small and medium businesses (SMBs) segment in a big way. As part of this, the company has launched its Network On Wheels (NOW) campaign, a mobile showcase of customised Cisco networking solutions including advanced technologies such as security, wireless and unified IP communications."
Network World: IP address management takes a back seat – at a cost
"Misconfigured DNS and DHCP servers can result in unavailable network services and cost companies money. Yet a recent survey shows the technology and best practices around IP address management rank low on many network managers' to-do lists."
Marc van Zadelhoff says "he's seen a spike in interest in dashboards that monitor a company's key performance metrics. He attributes this rise in interest to Sarbanes-Oxley and its requirement of real-time disclosure. "There are a certain number of bad things that can happen to a company that have to be reported within certain time constraints. To get that kind of visibility, senior executives are requiring IT to deliver them a dashboard that monitors the health and welfare of the company."
Data Center Central: The Drive to Improve the Data Center
"Unfortunately, there are about as many conflicting pieces of advice regarding things like backup and data management
as there are vendors to peddle products. We wish we could give you definitive answers on exactly what works and what doesn’t, but more often than not, what works for one center might not work in another due to variances in legacy systems and plain-old differences in storage philosophies."Business Standard: Cisco plans big for SMBs
"Internet networking major Cisco Systems plans to tap the small and medium businesses (SMBs) segment in a big way. As part of this, the company has launched its Network On Wheels (NOW) campaign, a mobile showcase of customised Cisco networking solutions including advanced technologies such as security, wireless and unified IP communications."
Network World: IP address management takes a back seat – at a cost
"Misconfigured DNS and DHCP servers can result in unavailable network services and cost companies money. Yet a recent survey shows the technology and best practices around IP address management rank low on many network managers' to-do lists."
