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| | | | | | | | | | | | With New Acquisition, IBM Doubles Down on Hybrid Cloud | IBM has acquired Gravitant, Inc., a privately held company that develops cloud-based software to help organizations plan, buy and manage, or "broker," software and computing services from multiple suppliers across hybrid clouds. With such capabilities, mixed environments of private and public clouds can begin to be integrated and digitally managed as one for greater performance and efficiency.
Full Article | | IBM Beefs Up Storage Line to Address Big Data | Upgrades to IBM's Spectrum Storage family of software-defined storage are intended to help companies improve storage management, data security and reduce data costs. The new line is designed to help clients embrace the explosive growth of data.
Full Article | | Progress Paves the Way for Enterprise Mobile App Development | Progress announced the latest release of its application development platform, with new features targeted at enterprise mobile capabilities. The Telerik Platform for OpenEdge applications enables users to extend OpenEdge applications with advanced mobile app development capabilities, test and deployment features, as well as JavaScript Data Objects (JSDO) for integration of mobile apps with existing Progress OpenEdge business logic.
Full Article | | Phoenix Software Updates Job-Control Features | Phoenix Software has begun shipping a new version of its job-control solution, intended to support the latest release of IBM's mainframe operating system. The vendor announced the general availability of (E)JES V5R5 with support for z/OS V2.2 enhancements.
Full Article | SUSE Enterprise Ships Multi-Platform Software-Defined Storage | SUSE announced the general availability of the latest version of its self-managing, self-healing, distributed software-based storage solution for enterprise customers. SUSE Enterprise Storage 2 is a Ceph-based solution with heterogeneous operating system support.
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| | | | Who Moved My Datacenter? | Manager: "How long will the outage be?" Mary Anne: "Six hours." Manager: "What do you base that on?" Mary Anne: "Twenty-five years of experience." Manager: "I think it will be two." Mary Anne: "Okay."
When it came time for a complicated datacenter move, Mary Anne and her manager didn’t quite see eye to eye on how long the process would take. Find out how Mary Anne handled the challenging move and how long the outage actually took.
The complete story, shared during SHARE in Orlando’s Bit Bucket x’32’, is now available on mindSHARE. | |
| | | | Goodbye, Client/Server? | Recently, an industry commentator suggested that client/server, as it has existed over the past two decades, may be in its twilight stage. Is this truly the case? Most enterprises rely on client/server architectures for a wide array of enterprise computing requirements. However, some observers feel that the client/server architecture – with clients linked to centralized servers across a distributed network – does not scale well, and does not mesh well with cloud. Plus, today’s cloud approaches render client/server unnecessary for most requirements.
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