
Enterprise Service Management – 12 Anbieter im Vergleich
Forrester listet in diesem Whitepaper die 12 wichtigsten Anbieter im Bereich Enterprise Service Management auf, analysiert und bewertet deren Lösungen.
Forrester listet in diesem Whitepaper die 12 wichtigsten Anbieter im Bereich Enterprise Service Management auf, analysiert und bewertet deren Lösungen.
Die Aneignung technischer Kenntnisse über IT-Sicherheit für das eigene Unternehmen ist keine lästige Aufgabe, sondern oberste Pflicht, um unabdingbare Maßnahmen verstehen und umsetzen zu können.
57 Prozent der Deutschen nutzen laut Eurostat das Internet zur Interaktion mit staatlichen Stellen und Behörden. Zum vergleich: 2008 waren es 44 Prozent. E-Government kommt hierzulande also eher langsam voran.
Menschen unter 20 und über 50 Jahren glauben eher Fake News in sozialen Medien und geben diese dort dann auch weiter. So lautet das Ergebnis der aktuellen Umfrage der Internet and Mobile Association of India.
Praktische Routinen, Workflows und innovative Anwendungen – die digitale Transformation erweist sich als echter Game Changer im Arbeitsalltag zahlreicher Unternehmen. Viele der entscheidenden technologischen Weichenstellungen erfolgen allerdings unter der Oberfläche dessen, was Anwender direkt sehen und erleben.
Kaspersky Lab stellt mit CyberTrace ein kostenfreies Tool zur Fusion und Analyse von Bedrohungsdaten zur Verfügung. Die Lösung unterstützt bei der Sammlung und Bewertung von nicht untereinander vernetzten Datenfeeds.
Kommunikation ist das wirkungsvollste Mittel, Verbindung mit anderen Menschen aufzunehmen. Und eines der größten Minenfelder. So groß, dass 90 Prozent aller Gespräche laut einer Stanford-Studie ihr Ziel komplett verfehlen. Warum und wie du das ändern kannst, erklärt Claudia hier.
Gibt es eigentliche eine Faustregel, welches RAID-Level für welche Anwendung am besten geeignet ist? Ich denke da zum Beispiel an Datenbanken mit sehr vielen Zugriffen bei relativ kleinen Datenmengen oder an Webserver und als Extrem auf der anderen Seite Bild-Datenbanken, Audio-Server beim Rundfunk, Video-Archive mit sehr hohen Datenvolumen.
Über den Weg zum perfekten API-Modell, die Monetarisierung API-basierender Business Services und den Dreiklang erfolgreichen API-Managements informiert das neue eBook API-Management.
Michael Frey, Regional Director CEE/CIS/RUSSIA Ruckus Networks, kommentiert die aktuellen Konnektivitätstrends und gibt einen Ausblick, was die Branche dieses Jahr auf der Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, erwartet.
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