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Featured Articles » Eight Key Factors to Lead You to a Successful Hybrid IT Environment IT Transformation is far more than moving some workloads and apps to a public cloud provider. Transformation is about learning to manage technology and business relationships in new ways. No longer are you solely managing within the confines of your own data center. You now function with support from different sources and locations, provisioning without IT intervention, introducing new apps without solid business cases and line of business (LoB) users provisioning their own workloads. » Is SSL Hurting More Than Helping Middle East Organizations? Regional security expert sheds light on SSL encryption that is being commonly used by organizations in the country Sponsored by: NetNumber Webinar: An Innovative Approach to Simplifying the Transition to IP Tuesday, April 28, 2015 / TIME: 10:00am ET/ 7:00am PT What Attendees will learn: How the paradigm shift to Centralized Signaling and Routing Control (CSRC) with multiple applications running on a common platform will simplify the transition from TDM to IP What should carriers look for in an integrated platform with STP, Number Portability and DIAMETER How the integrated control actions of centralized provision and distributed user data within the CSRC model contributes to structural simplification and lower costs in the OSS/BSS layers   » The Hybrid IT Enterprise Demands an End to Network Guessing Games Although enterprises are increasingly adopting cloud computing and SaaS-based applications, the bell has not tolled for on-premises IT. As a result, enterprises are creating hybrid infrastructure stacks that present a new set of challenges for IT, including an increased risk of costly data breaches, and architectural collisions where design patterns for on-premises development and deployment don't translate well (or at all) into cloud. » Is 2015 the Year of a Data Dystopia? The recent news headlines about cyber attacks and data breaches can't help but feel a bit too dystopic for comfort. The start of the year has prompted the question: Could our data be headed toward a dystopian future? » A Small Startup's Secrets to Scoring Big Name Clients Just a few big name clients can make or break a startup in the enterprise space. Landing business from Fortune 500, or even 100, corporations gives young companies validation and legitimacy, not to mention revenue. However, it is extremely difficult to land these clients as a small startup. Large corporations with large budgets also come with large needs, which means their CIOs and IT buyers are understandably skeptical that startups are up to the task. » How Safe are your Email and Attachments? Can They be Found but not Lost to Bad Guy Actions? There are two really interesting phenomena at work when it comes to enterprise data. I hesitate to call them trends since what they really happen to be are business imperatives. Unfortunately, many times that can seemly contradict each other. Top Stories » GameSim Logs Q1 Licensing Uptick » Crytek Keeps Doors Open with Licensing Deal for Video Game Engine » New Supercomputer Will Cost Energy Department $200 Million » Appistry Releases GenomePilot Software » IDT Corporation Uses Hexadite to Accelerate Incident Resolution and Improve Security Operations » IBM Strengthens Software Licensing Terms TMCnet Free Premium Content » Colocation: The Essential Buyer's Guide » Understanding And Mitigating DNS DDoS Attacks » Five Ways To Prepare Your Infrastructure For Disaster Featured Channels » Contact Center Analytics » Business VoIP » Application Deployment Advertise With Us General advertising Info: Click here Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.     RESOURCES   Whitepapers Publications Videos Events Webinars Blogs Free eNewsletters

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