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Ein kostenloses Tool hilft bei der Konvertierung vom VM-Images, ein anderes erweitert Microsofts App-V, Xen 3.4 implementiert Hyper-V-Schnittstellen, HP steigt gerüchteweise aus dem VDI-Geschäft aus und weitere News im Virtualisierungs-Ticker. …mehr
Verdiem hat ein Dashboard zur visuellen Darstellung von Stromverbrauch und CO2-Emissionen im Betrieb von Computernetzen vorgestellt. …mehr
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Sie müssen Kosten transparent machen, Fehler erkennen und im Notfall Projekte stoppen. IT-Controller sind gefragte Spezialisten, das Angebot an entsprechenden Jobs ist aber begrenzt. …mehr
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Der Niederländer Rene Hermes ist neuer Vice President Marketing beim Hamburger CMS-Anbieter CoreMedia AG. …mehr
Ulrich Johannwille steigt auf und bekleidet nun die Position eines IT-Geschäftsführers bei der Fluggesellschaft Condor. …mehr
China bringt nach Web-Firmen nun auch PC-Bauer in die moralische Zwickmühle. …mehr
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Sicherheit in Web-Applikationen lässt sich nicht nachträglich erzielen, sondern muss Teil des Entwicklungsprozesses sein. …mehr
Server, Storage und Kosteneinsparungen sind die Topthemen bei der Virtualisierung. Das ergab eine Befragung von NetApp bei europäischen IT-Entscheidern. Bei der Storage-Virtualisierung stehen besonders Hochverfügbarkeit, Disaster Recovery und Speichereffizienz im Mittelpunkt. …mehr
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