VMworld 2013: Networking and storage take center stage

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	Zombie scripts can attack at any time Sometimes, scripts will continue to run, performing tasks that now make little or no sense. In some cases, they can be extremely problematic when circumstances change. Though simple to fix (just ax the cronjob), they can be difficult to uncover. Read More WEBCAST: CDNetworks Achieve Top Web & eCommerce Performance in Emerging Markets Although initially skeptical about launching transactional websites, now the majority of luxury retailers have at least a limited online offer. However, there remains much confusion on how to guarantee a premium service online and ensure top global performance of media rich and transaction sites in China, Russia and the rest of the world. View Now >> In this Issue VMworld 2013: Networking and storage take center stage Why Steve Ballmer is headed for the exit 10gen CEO: NoSQL has come along way, but still needs better security, management WEBCAST: Prophix Software Inc. The Prophix Difference - an IT Demo This recording takes a look into why Prophix's technology makes us unique in the marketplace and also what differentiates us from the others from a technology perspective. Learn More VMworld 2013: Networking and storage take center stage VMware opens the VMworld 2013 conference in San Francisco with a flurry of product announcements that underscore the company's leadership in virtualization and help to flesh out its concept of the software-defined data center (SDDC). Read More Why Steve Ballmer is headed for the exit The new CEO of Microsoft must be unfazed by legions of enemies from day one. To stand fast in the face of that you need to do more than yell; you need a singular vision -- which Ballmer lacked -- not to mention the coldness to bust heads with extreme prejudice. Retirement was an excellent choice. Read More 10gen CEO: NoSQL has come along way, but still needs better security, management While NoSQL has made great strides, it will need improvements in multiple areas in order to gain wider acceptance, Max Schireson, the CEO of MongoDB NoSQL database vendor 10gen, said. Read More
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