Tag: IBM
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IAM in the Cloud Drives Channel Opportunities, Challenges
The identity access management (IAM) market pretty much languished on-premise. Most IT organizations were fairly content to manage passwords via Microsoft Active Directory. However, with the rise of mobile computing and shadow IT services, all that has fundamentally changed. Now many IT organizations are desperate to leverage IAM services in the cloud to help regain… Read more
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12 Reasons IT Infrastructure Still Matters in the Cloud Age
Categories: Cloud ComputingCloud infrastructure IT Infrastructure Investments Over Next 12 Months Investments in IT infrastructure may finally be on the rise. Of the 67% that will increase spending, 37% report they will increase spending 5% to 10%. Top Technology Drivers of IT Investments Many organizations now have a better handle on the true cost of enterprise computing:… Read more
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All about the Apple-IBM Partnership
Categories: Tech CompaniesWith some 100,000 IBM consultants in the field promoting the development and use of Apple mobile applications, the mobile playing field for the channel is about to get a little more level. Channel Insider has all the facts and analysis you need to know about this game changing alliance. Read more
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Fast Facts about Top IT Companies
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Highlights of Tech Companies’ Latest Earnings Reports
Categories: Tech CompaniesEarnings reports A Slide in Apple’s iPad Sales Wall Street expressed concern that iPad sales in the last quarter fell 1 million units year-over-year. When CEO Tim Cook discussed Apple’s earnings, he said he wasn’t worried about those numbers and that sales were in line with the company’s expectations. Microsoft Still has Some Trouble With… Read more
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New Mobile App Development Opportunities Emerge for Channel
While mobile computing has been on the rise for several years now, it’s only recently that solution providers in the channel have seen the emergence of mobile application development platforms (MADPs) that they could actually build a practice around. On one hand, traditional enterprise IT stalwarts such as Oracle, IBM and SAP have been working… Read more