Building a Power Savings Policy: A Beginner's Manual | Big Support for Small Offices: What Does Your IT Staff Need?
| | Denial of Service attacks are on the rise, and many organizations that rely on the flow of data over the Internet are currently evaluating their processes, procedures and countermeasures in the face of this evolving threat. Companies need a way to ensure reliability and availability of their web-based operations that doesn't require major investments in network infrastructure. Download this webcast to learn about: DDoS Threat Overview, Attack Types, Your Critical Systems; Best Practices; Insourced vs. Outsourced; Solutions Providers, Hardware, In-the-Cloud; Defense in Depth; and more. | 
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| Power management policies define the rules by which organizations can power down inactive devices. While most people understand the value of power management, many are uncertain how to proceed due to the difficulty of defining and enforcing rules. This manual provides guidelines to help you create policies for computer energy consumption that are sensible, measurable and easy to enforce. Like any policy, the details must reflect your unique environment. Considerations include user profiles, the capabilities of power management software, and reporting metrics, including ROI that takes into account government rebates. |
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| Download this video to learn about the key IT issues facing small firms and how Dell can help these short-staffed environments succeed. |
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| A framework for benchmarking a future data center's operational performance is essential for effective planning and decision making. Currently available criticality or tier methods do not provide defensible specifications for validating data center performance. An appropriate specification for data center criticality should provide unambiguous defensible language for the design and installation of a data center. This white paper analyzes and compares existing tier methods, describes how to choose a criticality level, and proposes a defensible data center criticality specification. Maintaining a data center's criticality is also discussed. |
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| With compliance requirements and external threats on the rise, no business can afford to leave its data unprotected, especially at the endpoint. Fortunately, IT leaders understand the risk: Fifty-nine percent of recent IDG survey respondents rate backup and protection of desktop and laptop data as crucial or high priority. However, many fall short in terms of meeting needs for identification, classification and discovery. Even though proper protection consumes time and resources, CIOs cannot deny that endpoint information is a potential liability. Download this white paper to learn how to CIOs can arm themselves with visibility, accessibility and control over endpoint data for recovery, e-discovery, regulatory compliance and audits. |
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| Many organizations delayed client refresh initiatives to conserve resources during the economic recession. Organizations also delayed migration to the Windows 7 operating system for the same reason, and because OS migrations can be risky and time-consuming. Now many of those same organizations are dusting off their refresh and migration plans due to the easing of the recession, and because they see an opportunity for significant performance and efficiency gains that can be had with Windows 7 and new client systems. Download this white paper that explains how to make the most of a Windows 7 migration and PC refresh to enhance performance, security and manageability. |
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