EBOOK:
There isn't yet a single easy solution to managing mobile systems, but there are already a number of tested approaches for handling mobile applications and potentially sensitive data. See how they might apply to your enterprise.
WHITE PAPER:
This brief resource introduces a holistic approach to enterprise applications that can help you bridge the gap between the old and the new to deliver the strong, positive experiences that users are looking for.
WHITE PAPER:
Cloud computing is becoming more common across organizations, but what are effective ways to help maximize what this application has to offer? Check out this IDC survey and learn how utilizing capacity management while moving to the cloud can help optimize your IT infrastructure to better meet business needs.
WHITE PAPER:
The Applications Suitability Mapping for Cloud service is a consultative service, directed at evaluating an application's fit to a cloud environment. Read this white paper to learn more about how this solution can provide assessment of your applications and discover the many benefits you can enjoy.
EGUIDE:
In this e-guide, experts highlight 10 insights into cloud application performance management which will illustrate the challenges and solutions.
EGUIDE:
This expert e-guide will show you how to deal with migrating applications in the new cloud world. Also learn the four strengths to look for in a cloud management vendor and how to achieve open management in a multivendor environment.
WHITE PAPER:
This white paper outlines the top challenges found by IT pros and the top seven strategies, perspectives, and techniques to cope with these challenges in managing their end-user computing environment. Learn about what solutions to consider for multiple delivery models, embracing end-point choice and incorporating a safe a secure environment.
CASE STUDY:
PTI, a manufacturer of aerospace filtration products, was struggling to get the most out of its complex Oracle Hyperion environment. They knew in order to increase competitive advantage, they'd need to take full advantage of product capabilities solve any reoccurring problems -- the question was how to do it.
