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20 Great Ideas to Steal
InformationWeek 500 innovators reveal some of their top projects. Could something similar work at your company? Let the brainstorming begin.
In-Database Analytics: A Passing Lane For Complex Analysis
What once took one company three to four weeks now takes four to eight hours, thanks to in-database computation. Here's what Netezza, Teradata, Greenplum, and Aster Data Systems are doing to make it happen.
Research: Application Performance Management
Slow response times cost money and burn employee, partner and customer goodwill. Today, we can't afford not to manage systems proactively. Here's how to make a case for comprehensive APM and select the right architecture for your needs, plus analysis of our latest poll results.
Analysis: Optimizing Your WAN
Few users rave when application traffic traversing a beefy corporate LAN meets a typical WAN. Even fewer enterprises are willing to spend to fix the problem. The answer: Make the most of expensive wide-area pipes with optimization appliances.
Analysis: Network Access Control
The network access control market has more players and plot twists than a crime novel. We follow the saga as Cisco and Microsoft partner to control the market, while the Trusted Computing Group struggles for mind share.
