Developing your Mobility Strategy – A 3 Step Guide

When a business rolls out IT systems to run its operations, the basic foundation on which the system is built is the network that carries the traffic. To be able to solve problems in such a complex environment, it's vitally important to know what is happening on the network. Whether it's the behavior of the applications, behavior of the users or rogue elements that interfere with application delivery, knowing what is going on is half the battle of solving the problem.

This short video will discuss why having a well-designed workflow for identifying suspect traffic patterns and finding even the smallest volume of interesting data can make the difference in finding the culprit of pesky performance problems.

According to a recent survey by MobileIron, 81% of companies accommodate personal mobile devices in the workplace and more than 50% have formal BYOD (“Bring Your Own Device”) programs in place. Another survey from iPass found that nearly half of IT managers in organizations implementing enterprise mobility strategies believe their company’s approach to be insufficient. Register for this webinar and discover how to avoid missteps on your path to mobility.

•How can you quickly and securely mobilize your workforce?
•What controls should be available to IT for a BYOD initiative?
•How do innovative companies collaborate in a mobile-first world?

Get your questions answered and explore the latest integrated solution from Box and MobileIron. Over 150,000 companies around the world, including 92% of Fortune 500, use Box for content sharing that both users and IT love and adopt. MobileIron is a Box partner and recognized leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management.

Join 3 network specialists as they cover:

- the need for networks to evolve
- reducing human latency
- simplifying the network
- simplifying operations

Join 3 network specialists as they cover:

- the need for networks to evolve
- reducing human latency
- simplifying the network
- simplifying operations

Did you know that natural disasters, such as hurricane or flood only account for approximately 2% of all business disasters while hardware failures and human error account for more than 70%?

Let’s face it: as an IT professional, anything that interrupts normal business operations could form the basis of disaster for you. Just remember: whatever the cause of your interruption, how you prepare to respond that will decide the fate of your business.

So, are you prepared?

In this session, Senior Sales Engineer Chris Brightwell from Kaseya will discuss what a state of the art backup and disaster recovery solution looks like, how you should plan ahead to prevent or mitigate the risks of a disaster and explains the difference between good and bad backup and disaster recovery strategies based on real-life examples.

The Internet Edge is the gateway between your Enterprise network and the public Internet. With the increase of cloud adoption and more remote branch locations of your enterprise connected over the Internet, how can you securely access public cloud applications or transfer data between remote locations through the Internet?
Learn how the Internet Edge can protect your Enterprise networks and resources against attacks from the Internet.

70% of the success of an IT project relies on the effective user adoption of the new tool or solution implemented. Let us introduce HP ART - a solution which changes the way users adopt and learn enterprise software. The webinar includes analyst observations, HP customer use-cases and a highly visual tool demonstration.

On Premise? Outsourced? Dedicated? Cloud? Harness the Power of "Hybrid" for a True "All-of-the-Above" Approach to IT Infrastructure.

With so much focus on – and hype around – the cloud, we seem to have forgotten that for most businesses IT infrastructure remains a mix of on-premise, outsourced, physical and virtual components that must be optimized into a seamless hybrid environment. Featuring IaaS experts from Latisys and HP, we'll look at how CIOs and CTOs are allocating workloads, applications and data across a diverse infrastructure today – using every tool in their arsenal in an effort to maximize legacy assets, optimize limited IT budgets and leverage technology advancements to make their business more effective and responsive.

On Premise? Outsourced? Dedicated? Cloud? Harness the Power of "Hybrid" for a True "All-of-the-Above" Approach to IT Infrastructure.

With so much focus on – and hype around – the cloud, we seem to have forgotten that for most businesses IT infrastructure remains a mix of on-premise, outsourced, physical and virtual components that must be optimized into a seamless hybrid environment. Featuring IaaS experts from Latisys and HP, we'll look at how CIOs and CTOs are allocating workloads, applications and data across a diverse infrastructure today – using every tool in their arsenal in an effort to maximize legacy assets, optimize limited IT budgets and leverage technology advancements to make their business more effective and responsive.

With easy access to public cloud resources like Amazon EC2, end users are completely sidestepping corporate IT and spinning up their own mini-datacenters with only a credit card in hand. This grass roots migration is gaining speed, and industry experts predict 35% of enterprise IT expenditures will go to shadow IT services like AWS in under 3 years.

If you are in Corporate IT, join this webinar to learn more about:
- Strategies other IT teams are pursuing regarding public cloud services, both pro and con
- Management options for IT shops who want to embrace AWS, whether a little or a lot
- Easy ways for corporate IT to add value to the business units and engineering teams already using Amazon EC2
- Practical techniques for assuming a public cloud leadership role, even when resources are non-existent

About the Presenters:
Lynn LeBlanc, CEO and founder of HotLink Corporation, has over 25 years of enterprise software and technology experience at both Fortune 500 companies and Silicon Valley start-ups. Prior to founding HotLink, Ms. LeBlanc was founder and CEO of FastScale Technology, an enterprise software company acquired by VMware, Inc.

Oded Haner, CTO at HotLink Corporation, is an accomplished, strategic, collaborative technology leader with extensive experience in developing and implementing innovative IT technologies. Most recently, Mr. Haner was CIO at Monster Cable where he developed and deployed a multi-year roadmap to overhaul corporate architecture towards virtualization, private cloud and SaaS based technologies. As a direct result of his vision, Monster Cable became an early adopter and internal service provider using both on-premise and cloud-based infrastructure.