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Managing hardware updates is a key aspect of the MS Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 with the introduction of the SMS 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Update. This article provides guidelines for the process and is the first segment of a two part series.
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Check out this brief case study to see how Softbank Mobile Corporation, one of Japan's leading mobile telecommunications providers, implemented a new system test standardization to ensure top-notch quality of all their business-critical applications and systems, at a fast pace and low cost.
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Access this resource for a deep dive analysis of the business differentiators among x86, UNIX, and System z virtualization technologies to help you determine the right path for your data center.
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Managing hardware updates is a key aspect of the MS Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 with the introduction of the SMS 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Update. This article provides guidelines for the process and is the final segment of a two part series.
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Embarcadero® Change Manager™ puts the power of change tracking, schema comparison, software-generated synchronization scripts, and flexible reporting into the hands of the development team.
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Learn how TestStand 3.0 delivers continued innovation as the leading test management software among electronics manufacturers for automated prototype, validation, and manufacturing test systems.
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By providing a common architecture for the 100 MS/s mixed-signal prototyping a test suite of instruments, the SMC enables the instruments to test systems where digital and analog signals are side by side.
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RMIT University, one of Australia's leading educational institutions, was struggling with a poor-performing student portal and website. In this brief case study, find out how RMIT implemented a performance testing platform to predict future system behavior, improve application performance, and optimize future student-critical app delivery.
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This article explains the utilization patterns in enterprise IT environments, and which type of Virtualization (Hardware or Service virtualization or both) should be applied to receive the greatest value. This paper discusses how to apply the principle of under and over-utilization to apply the right type of virtualization for business needs.
