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This article is part of the August 2012 Volume 14 issue of How CIOs can take control over data storage virtualization
CIO Greg Taffet looked into mobile device virtualization to get a handle on the rapid adoption of mobile devices at U.S. Gas & Electric Inc., a fast-growing North Miami-based national reseller of natural gas and electricity. So did Barry Porozni, CIO at The Reinvestment Fund (TRF) in Philadelphia, where a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy started out modestly enough and keeps growing. Who wouldn't be intrigued? Mobile device virtualization promises the benefit that made server virtualization such a big hit in the enterprise: being able to run multiple operating systems on a single piece of hardware. Whereas cost savings on hardware was the primary driving force behind the adoption of server virtualization, the allure of mobile device virtualization is being able to provision dual personas on the same device -- one for work and one for personal computing. More on virtualization A return to the Garden of IT with mobile device virtualization? Virtualization capacity management: The right tools rule With dual personas, if a company wants to impose a strong ... Access >>>
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Virtualization capacity management: The right tools rule
by Karen Goulart, Features Writer
A strong capacity management plan for virtualized data centers comes down to the right mix of resource provisioning tools for both IT and employees.
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Virtualization capacity management: The right tools rule
by Karen Goulart, Features Writer
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A storage strategy built with virtualization in mind
by Christina Torode, Editorial Director
Virtualization calls for a shift in storage strategy. Here's a rundown of the pros and cons of three primary approaches for virtualized environments.
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A storage strategy built with virtualization in mind
by Christina Torode, Editorial Director
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News
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Tying a virtual desktop infrastructure to business needs
by Christina Torode, Editorial Director
A hospital's chief technology officer and chief architect talk about the relationship between desktop virtualization and patient care.
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Capacity management from the trenches
by Karen Goulart, Features Writer
Independent Bank Corp. CIO Pete Graves speaks in-depth about his capacity management plan and offers advice gleaned from years of experience.
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Is mobile device virtualization the answer to BYOD?
by Linda Tucci, Executive Editor
Mobile device virtualization promises work and personal personas on the same device -- but is it ready for prime time?
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Tying a virtual desktop infrastructure to business needs
by Christina Torode, Editorial Director
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CIOs must keep slow enterprise virtualization rolling along
by Niel Nickolaisen
Once a bleeding-edge technology, virtualization is finding its way slowly into all corners of modern organizations. CIOs must keep the drumbeat going.
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CIOs must keep slow enterprise virtualization rolling along
by Niel Nickolaisen
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