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• Server Virtualization

  • RHEV proves to be a cost-effective alternative to vSphere

    Some IT departments have turned to low-cost, flexible virtualization platforms, such as Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, to lower VMware costs.

  • Guidelines for moving multiple VMs with Hyper-V Live Storage Migration

    Live Storage Migration makes it easy to move multiple storage files of running VMs without downtime, but there are practical limits you should know.

  • Solutions to the five most common problems with virtualization

    Common problems with virtualization, like VM sprawl and network congestion, can be corrected through business policies rather than more technology.

• Cloud computing

  • U.S. defense agencies' cloud transition yields better intelligence

    A cloud migration seems daunting but the effort is worthwhile; U.S. defense agencies say their cloud move led to better military intelligence.

  • Simple tricks to lower your AWS cloud costs

    There are a number of ways to lower AWS costs and improve the Amazon cloud experience. Here are a few cost-cutting tips any AWS cloud shop can use.

  • New HP cloud platforms come with training wheels

    New HP cloud products include an OpenStack-based Cloud OS and a number of platforms designed for rookie cloud users.

• Exchange

  • Spotlight on top new Exchange 2013 features

    There are several new Exchange 2013 features that should interest those debating an upgrade. We examine several standouts and how to work with them.

  • How to modify OWA 2013 to support Microsoft Lync

    Properly modifying OWA 2013 is necessary to allow users Lync functionality such as instant messaging and presence. We offer the necessary steps here.

  • Block badly behaving Exchange ActiveSync devices in Exchange 2013

    Misbehaving Exchange ActiveSync devices can put a serious strain on your environment. Take control with new auto-block thresholds in Exchange 2013.

• SQL Server

  • SQL Server 2014 'keeps up with the Joneses,' says analyst

    Ovum analyst Tony Baer says that most database platforms are moving toward in-memory features, and SQL Server 2014 is no different.

  • SQL Server high availability: Natural enemy of virtualization?

    Do SQL Server high availability and virtualization go together or not? Find out if virtualization is a good option for you in this tip by Bob Sheldon.

  • SQL Server 2014 due out in late 2013, in-memory OLTP a big feature

    Microsoft announced that the next version of its database, SQL Server 2014, will have in-memory features and be generally available in late 2013.

• Windows IT

  • SharePoint 2013 features: what's new, what's changed and what's gone

    Some existing SharePoint features were replaced or dropped in SharePoint 2013. Here's how to work through the changes.

  • Prevent hacking in your enterprise with these nine easy steps

    There are no foolproof ways to completely stop hacking in an enterprise, but follow these proven and common sense methods to reduce your risk.

  • How to advance your cloud skills and get ahead of the gap

    There may be a growing shortage of IT pros with cloud skills, but you can take action now and become a valuable asset with the right skills.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Telerik updates Windows 8 app development tools

    Telerik's updated DevCraft tool for developing Windows 8 apps helps IT to deliver business apps to end users on PCs and tablets.

  • Whitelisting can complement Windows 8 malware removal and prevention

    Windows 8 protection still requires IT participation; the need for malware removal can be avoided with the use of whitelists, says our expert.

  • Microsoft ADK for Windows 8.1 arms IT with Windows deployment tools

    With the ADK for Windows 8.1, Microsoft has armed IT administrators with the tools they need to deploy the future Windows 8.1 in the enterprise.

• Virtual Desktop

  • Bromium vSentry 2.0 focuses on collaboration and mobility

    Bromium's vSentry for desktop security now adds more secure connections over untrusted Wi-Fi and better collaboration capabilities.

  • Weighing connected vs. disconnected VDI

    Offline VDI lets users work from anywhere -- even without an Internet connection -- but that brings up a few challenges regarding user experience.

  • Dell targets midmarket Microsoft VDI with Quest vWorkspace

    Quest customers no longer have to worry about vWorkspace support ending, but Dell says it's not for enterprise-level environments.

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