What NASA can teach us about solving IT problems

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	What NASA can teach us about solving IT problems Although every enterprise's approach will be slightly different, take a few cues courtesy of the space program and make sure you're providing your future self with enough information to get you out of the jam you'll undoubtedly be in the next time something goes wrong. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Ipswitch Remove the burden of homegrown file transfer—and the risks Staying on top of file transfer activity can burden IT. Custom scripting and securing FTP tools distracts IT from mission-critical tasks, while cloud solutions don't support compliance mandates—and can increase risks.In a live webinar,discover why every business needs managed file transfer to gain control of compliance and minimize security risk. Reduce security risks, support compliance with managed file transfer Learn how to give IT control over file transfer activity with a managed solution. See how leading companies are doing it. Attend a live webinar. Register In this Issue MySQL face-off: MySQL or MariaDB? Big data means big challenges in lifecycle management WHITE PAPER: NeuStar, Inc. Reducing the Risk to Online Content with IP Intelligence This paper explores how you can use IP intelligence to protect your assets, while detailing key best practices that can turn risk into reward. Learn More. MySQL face-off: MySQL or MariaDB? MariaDB challenges MySQL with greater performance, more advanced features, and complete backward compatibility. Read More Big data means big challenges in lifecycle management No matter what its size or variety, data must still be managed through its lifecycle, even when the tools are immature. Read More
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