Performance management stories - Page 18

IR unveils a tool to streamline the migration to cloud-based comms with Office 365, aiming for seamless implementation and management.

The Internet of Things presents challenges for Australian IT departments due to a lack of skills and growing network complexity, says SolarWinds.

Modern IT organisations need a way to guarantee the delivery of applications that drive the growth and success of their business.

Mindfull teams up with Deloitte to elevate Kiwi firms' performance with strategic business intelligence solutions.

New Zealand's Theta has formed a reseller alliance with Canada's Project X to promote its Six Degrees enterprise planning software in North America.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - It's not rocket science. Businesses – and their applications and data – should be based where they need to be for their business.

The CloudEthernet Forum crafts a novel approach to defining best practice in the dynamic cloud ecosystem, eyeing global standards.

By 2016, 80% of major firms may be hindered by a lack of vital data centre skills, warns Gartner, urging a move towards Web-scale IT practices.

Taking a holistic view with application performance management can improve the end-user experience, says Dimension Data's Brent Angus.

Every cloud provider has its own technologies, its own buzzwords, its own APIs – and that's a challenge for enterprises.

Spending on Business Intelligence and analytics software in New Zealand reached $75.3m in 2013, a 7.5% increase from the previous year.

Anthony Clarke, Compuware's new Regional Director for ANZ, aims to boost channel partner growth, leveraging his 20+ years of IT industry expertise.

Avature releases Mobile App Builder to support event management and campus recruiting, with the first enterprise app available.

Employees who telework one to three days per week – so-called 'hybrid teleworkers' - are more productive than workers who do little or no telework.

Compuware predicts that application performance management (APM) will be a priority for C-Suite executives in 2013.

Emulex Corporation launches a cash offer to acquire New Zealand's Endace for £80.7m, aiming to revolutionize network visibility globally.

In 2013, businesses risk losing out if they don't adapt to the always-on culture driven by smart devices and social media, says Ovum.

Riverbed amps up partner benefits in response to growing product range, offering new tech paths and incentives for resellers.

Gartner predicts a 17.9% global rise in SaaS revenue to $14.5bn, with steady growth in New Zealand's mature market.

Unlocking the potential of virtual networks requires navigating unique challenges to avoid pitfalls that can derail success.