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BriefingsDirect analysts discuss ramifications of Google-China dust-up over corporate cyber attacks
The ongoing tiff between Google and the Internet control authorities in China have uncorked a Pandora's Box of security, free speech and corporate espionage issues. But there are also larger issues around security and Internet governance.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 9th February

Extending enterprise communications seamlessly and with carrier control
Moving from 'plain old telephone systems' to the 'pretty awesome new stuff' promised by convergence and unified communications will be a series of steps - enterprises need to make sure they ask carriers more questions
Rob Bamforth, Quocirca | 9th February

Advanced Data Recovery for IBM AIX Environments
For the most part, traditional tape-based backup and recovery techniques accomplish their rudimentary goals. Nonetheless, they suffer a number of drawbacks. The backup process itself is at the heart of one of the problems.
Alan Arnold, Vision Solutions | 9th February

Making sense of it all 2
In the previous article with this title I discussed the consolidation of the MDM market. The same thing is happening in the CEP (complex event processing) market. However, here matters...
Philip Howard, Bloor Research | 9th February

Advancing understanding of cloud-use benefits for enterprises
We examine the evolution of cloud, how businesses are grappling with that, and how they can learn to best exploit cloud-computing benefits, while fully understanding and controlling the risks.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 8th February

Making sense of it all 1
When we published our most recent Market Update on MDM, just last August, there were half-a-dozen pure play vendors in the transactional MDM market. Now there are half that number. I need...
Philip Howard, Bloor Research | 8th February

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