PC for business: Project Sputnik aims to woo Mac and Windows users to Linux

Tuesday 5 April 2016

Project Sputnik aims to woo Mac and Windows users to Linux

Dell's Project Sputnik continues to roll out Linux-powered developer laptops. Jack Wallen has followed the program for some time and shares his thoughts on where it's been and where it should go.

Resource of the day

Taming IT Complexity with Managed Services (Japanese)

In this white paper, you'll learn why legacy IT systems create drag on businesses, and how companies can transform their operations and reap the benefits of hybrid IT by partnering with the right managed services provider.

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Infrastructure for Successful Mobile Enterprise - XCITE Seminar Summary (Japanese)

(IBM)

8 Tips to Stay Ahead of the top 2016 Data Protection Trends

(Veritas)

What is Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)?

(SingTel)

How McAfee Endpoint Security Intelligently Collaborates to Protect and Perform

(Intel Security)

Build Intelligent Web and Mobile Apps

(Microsoft)

A special feature from TechRepublic and ZDNet

Integrating the Hybrid Cloud

As far and fast as cloud computing is embedding itself into the enterprise, there remain many cloud-resistant applications and services. We dive into the practical approach for integrating public cloud applications with private cloud services in a well-integrated hybrid cloud.