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Drivers of the Instant-on Enterprise
The role of IT is shifting from that of an administrator in the enterprise to one that is embedded so deeply in the organisation it is almost indistinguishable form it. The confluence of ubiquitous connectivity, mobile technologies, and cloud computing has driven the industry towards an entirely new business model centred on speed of business and responsiveness. Find out how to optimise the technical resources available and reinvent the role of IT.
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Organizations that are looking for security features including identity management, encryption and access control — and at the same time want to take advantage of the cost and flexibility benefits of the cloud —might check into security-as-a-service offerings available now from several vendors. Download now to find out more.
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