5 ways NVMe extends the capabilities of SSD

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Business Technology Research     April 27, 2018

IN THIS ISSUE 5 ways NVMe extends the capabilities of SSD Leverage a next-gen firewall to improve Microsoft Azure security How can VMware users seamlessly adopt IBM Cloud with Veeam backup? 6 approaches to personalization across channels of engagement

5 ways NVMe extends the capabilities of SSD SPONSORED BY: Toshiba IT pros are beginning to look for ways to make the most of their SSD investments. Could NVMe be the answer? Read these 5 reasons to consider NVMe-over Fabrics, which not only improves the usability of SSDs, but also extends NVMe protocols to the network. Read More

Leverage a next-gen firewall to improve Microsoft Azure security SPONSORED BY: Juniper Networks How does your enterprise plan to augment Microsoft Azure security? Take a look at this resource to uncover an advanced next-gen firewall security strategy which offers robust networking, cloud class routing, and automated virtual machine life cycle management capabilities. Read More

How can VMware users seamlessly adopt IBM Cloud with Veeam backup? SPONSORED BY: IBM VMware can now adopt the IBM Cloud and experience a seamless adoption, using the same exact toolset that they'd previously used on-premise, as well as access to vSphere and vCenter in their public cloud environments. Access this whitepaper to find out more about the benefits of using VMware solutions on IBM Cloud. Read More

6 approaches to personalization across channels of engagement SPONSORED BY: Acquia, Inc. Learn about 6 major approaches to personalization across a variety of different channels, and find out how you can improve customer-facing processes, build a digital personalization engine, and monitor key personalization metrics. Read More

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