Software Development White Papers Software Development is a term to encompass the processes of software engineering combined with the research and goals of software marketing to develop computer software products. Synonyms include software life cycle and software process. There are several models for such processes, each describing approaches to a variety of tasks or activities that take place during the process. Sub-Categories: .NET, C++, Database Development, Java, Middleware, Open Source, Quality Assurance, Scripting, SOAP, Software Outsourcing, Software Testing, Visual Basic, Web Development, Web Service Security, Web Services, XML
By: IBM
Published Date: May 22, 2013
SOA appliances have matured considerably over the last few years. As they have established themselves more firmly in the SOA landscape, vendors have developed a better understanding of requirements, resulting in a level of commonality in some of the key underlying functions such as providing a secure gateway for accessing SOA services.
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Mobile technologies and cloud computing are changing what we connect, where corporate data lives, and how we transact business.
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Creating Perfect Customer Experiences in e-Commerce
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In the mainframe computing environment, the variety of software needed to perform essential functions has always posed a challenging operations management problem. Operations became a monster that had to be fed constantly.
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Windows, UNIX, Linux—all enterprise environments have manual tasks that could and should be automated.
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By: Actiance
Published Date: Mar 19, 2013
Platforms such as Microsoft SharePoint, Jive, Yammer and Chatter are making headway in corporate circles, bringing the collaborative and engagement aspects of social media into the enterprise.
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Since the idea of outsourcing applications development became popular in the past 20 years, much of that activity has taken place in geographies such as India, the Middle East and even Russia. Those regions have offered an abundant, increasingly tech-savvy labor force and relatively low labor rates.
But for North American companies, outsourcing development of business-critical applications has proven problematic when working with developers so far removed from headquarters-based IT departments and those organizations’ user bases. Companies in the U.S., Canada and Mexico have been looking for “near-sourcing” partners that can meet – or even exceed – the technical benefits provided by outsourcing firms in other parts of the world, while delivering other tangible and intangible benefits. Here are three reasons why a near-sourcing strategy for applications development can make sense for your North American organization.
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Electronic files are the largest single source of content that must be archived, but most organizations do not have good file-archiving systems in place.
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There is a new trend of Software Defined “Everything” in IT, and the storage industry is going through the same transformation.
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Read this paper to find out what is happening in the industry in regards to Agile ALM and what you can do to take your dev teams to the next level.
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This paper is written to provide guidance for teams new to continuous integration or wanting to explore ways to improve their implementations.
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A new storage method is revolutionizing data management, reducing costs while increasing reliability and security.
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The business case for why IT Executives are making a strategic shift from RAID to Information Dispersal
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By: HP
Published Date: Dec 04, 2012
If your company already uses Microsoft Lync for instant messaging, web presence and conferencing, you probably know that unified communications and collaboration (UC&C) means running all communications vehicles on a single, common, unified platform.
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By: HP
Published Date: Dec 04, 2012
HP delivers the complete, end-to-end unified communications and collaboration solution for Microsoft Lync
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By: McAfee
Published Date: Nov 14, 2012
Real-Time Database Monitoring, Auditing, and Intrusion Prevention Databases store an enterprise's most valuable information assets, but in most organizations they are poorly protected. It's common sense to secure databases, but it's not that simple.
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By: McAfee
Published Date: Nov 14, 2012
Every database, from the largest corporate data store to a small-scale MySQL deployment, contains valuable information. Hackers are as determined as ever, and employee-related abuses are on the rise.
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By: Sage
Published Date: Nov 05, 2012
With many companies finding themselves under prepared for the downturn, they turned to often poorly structured forecasts on which to make business decisions. Where are the problems? Read this white paper to learn how forecasting can help in 3 ways.
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Join us for this hands-on, technical VDI Design Workshop where everything from choosing the right broker to zero clients and multi-site design will be discussed and analyzed.
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By: Symantec
Published Date: Sep 19, 2012
Symantec vulnerability assessments help to reduce the cost and complexity of vulnerability management with automated scans, actionable reports, and a cloud-based architecture that requires no software installation or maintenance.
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By: Symantec
Published Date: Sep 19, 2012
This guide will de-mystify the technology involved and give you the information you need to make the best decision when considering your online security options.
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By: Symantec
Published Date: Sep 19, 2012
The solutions to problems of computing security are varied and must be explored individually, but one technology shows up often: TLS or Transport Layer Security, often known by the name of the predecessor technology, SSL or Secure Sockets Layer.
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By: Symantec
Published Date: Sep 19, 2012
This guide discusses the combined risk of data loss and customer trust, planning, deploying and maintaining SSL certificates and how SSL certificates can protect your business.
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By: Epicor
Published Date: Aug 03, 2012
Risk-averse distributors may feel that the safest and simplest IT strategy is to stay with their existing "homegrown" enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution. But just as sticking your money under the mattress offers no protection against inflation, maintaining an outdated system can rob you of a distinct competitive advantage.
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By: Epicor
Published Date: Aug 02, 2012
Do you cringe at the thought of having to replace your enterprise software solution? Does it seem like a monumental undertaking, with a high risk of failure?
Knowledge is power. Learn from the experiences of other distributors who have been through the ERP selection process and not only lived to tell about it, but brought great benefit to their companies.
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