finally, 3Com acquired by HP -- who's next?
I received this email below: To all 3Com Partners, As a valued member of our 3Com Focus Partner Program, I wanted to share with you some exciting news that I believe will help generate even more momentum for our joint efforts in selling to enterprise accounts. Together, we've set our sights on disrupting the networking market with our "China Out" strategy by leveraging our market leadership in China to offer customers a best-in-class price/performance advantage with a lower TCO, a broad, modern product portfolio and a new level o…
HP's buyout of 3Com continues IT convergence push
By Mark Fontecchio, News Writer 12 Nov 2009 | SearchDataCenter.com IT infrastructure news Digg This! StumbleUpon Toolbar StumbleUpon Bookmark with Delicious Del.icio.us Add to Google IT pros say Hewlett-Packard Co.'s surprise decision to buy networking company 3Com continues vendor consolidation in the IT industry, which may be a good--and a bad--thing. It could provide economies of scale and greater integration of IT gear but also consolidates more IT firepower in fewer vendor hands and that may not be advantageous for IT cust…
Sudah coba XenServer Citrix ??
XenServer Highlights Transform your datacenter into a more dynamic server workload delivery center – free – with Citrix XenServer. • XenServer is based on Xen® – the open source hypervisor that’s supported by Intel, AMD, HP and more than forty other organizations. • XenServer is easy to deploy, and its wizard-based controls and advanced capabilities mean more servers per administrator and zero-downtime for upgrades. • XenMot…
Defining an Enterprise Security Strategy (ctoEdge)
Defining an Enterprise Security Strategy Security | How-To | Shaun Hummel, Saturday, October 17, 2009 Tags: anti-virus solutions, Authentication Systems, Cisco Systems, Cybercrime, IBM, Intrusion-Prevention Systems, network security, security policy, usage management and monitoring, VPN, Vulnerability Assessment There are five primary security groups that should be considered with any enterprise security model. These include security policy, perimeter, network, transaction and monitoring security. These are all part of any effective company se…
Defining an Enterprise Security Strategy (ctoEdge)
Defining an Enterprise Security Strategy Security | How-To | Shaun Hummel , Saturday, October 17, 2009 Tags: anti-virus solutions , Authentication Systems , Cisco Systems , Cybercrime , IBM , Intrusion-Prevention Systems , network security , security policy , usage management and monitoring , VPN , Vulnerability Assessment There are five primary security groups that should be considered with any enterprise security model. These include security policy, perimeter, network, transaction and monitoring security. These are all part of any …
Defining an Enterprise Security Strategy (ctoEdge)
Security | How-To | Shaun Hummel , Saturday, October 17, 2009 Tags: anti-virus solutions , Authentication Systems , Cisco Systems , Cybercrime , IBM , Intrusion-Prevention Systems , network security , security policy , usage management and monitoring , VPN , Vulnerability Assessment There are five primary security groups that should be considered with any enterprise security model. These include security policy, perimeter, network, transaction and monitoring security. These are all part of any effective company security strategy. An…
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