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Going on a thin client diet
The PC is here to stay – but it has lots of little friends now
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Of course you can text and call while driving – it's perfectly safe
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Of OpenStack and Cloud Orchestrator
Untangle your infrastructure and service spaghetti
Devops19 Oct 2015 |
Managing DevOps in the hybrid cloud
Like spinning plates. With meals on them
Devops28 Sep 2015 | 2
Are you a digital leader or a high-maintenance digital dunce?
Yep, an article about aligning business and IT
On-Prem17 Aug 2015 | 8
How to keep track of your flexible workers
An IT checklist
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In search of an easier life: Do IT converged systems fit the bill?
Automation for the Common (Sysadmin) People
On-Prem25 Jun 2015 | 1
A brief introduction to converged infrastructure
All together now: Simplicity drives efficiency
On-Prem23 Jun 2015 | 3
Automation eases the pain of software patching
Cure your fear of updates
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Web protection: A flu mask for the internet
You never know what you might catch
Security09 Mar 2015 | 12
Don't count on antivirus software alone to keep your data safe
Buckle up with belt and braces
Security09 Feb 2015 | 33
Finding the formula for the travelling salesman problem
Inside the mathematics of supply chain logistics
On-Prem18 Jun 2014 | 47
You've made the product, now get it to the customers
Smart shipping for small businesses
Networks02 Jun 2014 | 2
Automating repetitive tasks: If it moves, script it
Workshop DBAs, it’s time to throw out the manuals
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From production to development databases (and back again)
Workshop Checklist for Oracle DBAs
Databases28 May 2014 | 1
Capacity planning: How to plan ahead and keep your Oracle database healthy
Workshop Capacity planning: A DBA primer
Databases26 May 2014 | 4
How technology tracks parcels every step of the way
Follow that truck
Networks22 May 2014 | 1
How not to let your Oracle database spin out of control
Workshop Growing pains? Who needs 'em!
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Tracking configuration in Oracle databases
Workshop Or how I learned to stop worrying and love my auditor
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Locking it down: Steps to Oracle database security
Workshop A DBA guide to securing your intellectual assets
Databases16 May 2014 | 7
Database down! DBA ninjas to the rescue
Workshop Handy 101 guide for Oracle administrators
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How to sail the stormy seas of international trade
Navigation for SMEs
On-Prem14 May 2014 | 3
Doing more for less with your Oracle database
Workshop Some suggestions for tightening up both your data and funds
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Performing an Oracle database health check? We have a little list
Workshop Guidelines for the diligent DBA
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How to tune your Oracle database's performance
Workshop Handy 101 explainer for DBAs
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Three flavours of client-side virtualisation
Set your operating systems free
Virtualization23 Jun 2011 | 4
Give VDI the personal touch
DV Settings anxiety can be serious
Virtualization16 Jun 2011 |
Steer clear of the desktop virtualisation bootstorm
Prepare to form an orderly queue
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How to cut management overheads with VDI
Not that easy, actually ...
Virtualization19 Apr 2011 | 1
Framework flotilla tackles VDI
Desktop management by the book
Virtualization13 Apr 2011 |
My desktop is always there for me
High availability loveliness
Virtualization07 Apr 2011 | 2
Desktop virt roll-outs: Upfront pain for long-term gain
How to crank up the ROI
Virtualization05 Apr 2011 | 4
Making desktop virt an easier pill to swallow
Building the business case
Virtualization04 Apr 2011 |
Sizing a server to support desktop virtualisation
Savvy scripting and baselining
Virtualization25 Mar 2011 | 6
Securing the virtual desktop
All in the planning
Virtualization24 Mar 2011 | 2
Biting the hand that feeds IT
