| Successful IT Consolidation More and more enterprise IT and business leaders are making the strategic decision to consolidate much of their remote site IT infrastructure into central data centers. Unfortunately, many of these types of consolidation projects are fraught with technical, organization, and implementation challenges that require a well thought out strategy.
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Network Based Backup
Wide area network-based approaches to data backup are naturally limited by the performance of the WAN. Learn the secret to successfully implementing network-based backup and discover how you can finally eliminate tape backup in your branch offices.
(Sponsored by Riverbed) Centralized Data Backup
With a growing number of branch offices, an increasing number of servers, and a high priority on reducing cost, backup is getting even harder to manage. Learn about a proven strategy for combining WAN-based backup with WAN optimization solutions.
(Sponsored by Riverbed) WAN Optimization
Many organizations are now able to cut IT costs without impacting day-to-day IT operations through WAN optimization. See how businesses of all sizes have realized a return on investment in just a few months through significant hard cost savings in areas such as bandwidth reduction and IT consolidation.
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