::ZMATCOM::: WAN Optimization - Data Center Agility

Optimize your WAN for Future Success

Achieve Agility in your Virtual Data Center

Discover Storage Solutions for Virtual Environments

Retire your Legacy Applications

Welcome to your weekly Friday newsletter. In this edition we have papers on WAN optimization, data center agility and virtual storage. Plus, you'll find a complete guide to retiring your legacy applications. Would you like to discuss the IT issues that really matter to you? Then join the North American Roundup, a subgroup of the Global Roundup on LinkedIn.

WAN Optimization: Best Practices for Today and Tomorrow

Today, the management of the wide area network (WAN) is more complicated than ever. Web protocols, video content and cloud applications are driving the need for WAN optimization - but this is no simple task. This paper highlights the problems in WAN optimization today and those that may arise in the future. Get the paper and learn how to overcome the growth in traffic, bandwidth costs and performance issues.

Data Centers: Achieving Agility in Virtual Environments

Today's virtual and cloud data centers demand more agility and efficiency. You need a virtual storage platform that can meet these needs and ensure your virtual environment is being fully supported. This paper introduces storage technologies that can help maximize agility and efficiency. Discover next generation storage for the virtual data center and cloud computing.

Storage Technologies: The Right Choice in your Virtual Data Center

IT executives and business professionals alike are looking to reduce their costs and lower their risk of missing the required service levels. This paper outlines important developments in storage for virtual server environments, along with considerations for executives and IT staff tasked with implementing and managing this infrastructure. Read about storage solutions that can easily manage the demands of a virtual server environment.

Practical Guide: Retiring Legacy Applications

Many companies are still paying for applications that they no longer need or use. Application retirement addresses this problem by removing the legacy application and the supporting software and hardware stack while keeping application data accessible for reporting, regulatory compliance, and regular business needs. Download this paper for strategies and steps to easily and effectively retire your legacy applications.