Internet.com Webcasts bring together experts on a variety of IT topics to help technology professionals build their knowledge and shape the future of their IT organizations. The Webcasts cover a broad range
of topics and present the opportunity to discuss the challenges that present themselves to IT managers in an interactive environment. The topics covered include security, networking, storage, ITSM, and
business/IT alignment.
On Demand: This Webcast Produced for HP
Can your service desk keep pace with the ever-growing business demands such as self-service, cloud and virtualization? Can you prove that your ITSM solution is contributing business value? Learn how you can truly align to the business by improving service quality, the customer experience, team productivity and more, all while reducing costs and risks. Start Here!
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This Webcast Produced for Jive
Your business can capitalize on the power of social strategies in the enterprise. Attend this web event to hear Andy Wang, Senior Enterprise Architect at Genentech, share the strategies and tactics his organization uses to take advantage of social in the workplace, the value it delivers and how to overcome the challenges associated with rolling out a social business platform across multiple departments.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
Today's IT manager is under pressure to balance the need to deliver significant value to a firm's business with the need to significantly reduce costs. Watch this on-demand webcast from Internet.com and IBM to see how companies can use virtualization to achieve the right balance, resulting in improved business agility.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
Join IBM for this informative session and learn how to resolve these and other critical SAP application lifecycle challenges today. Gain insight on how project teams can anticipate the impact of SAP system changes to ensure a smooth application delivery. And learn how you can streamline testing and development cycles, reduce storage requirements, and improve test coverage and accuracy for your SAP application lifecycle events.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
Transactional workloads are the heart of revenue generation and customer service for your business. Watch this Webcast from Internet.com and IBM to understand why your business needs systems that are optimized to process transactional workloads and ensure the scalability and redundancy that keeps your business running smoothly.
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This Webcast Produced for SAP
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to see how the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) fulfills mission-critical objectives for a cleaner, healthier environment-with clear data. This one-hour Webinar includes a LIVE Q&A session.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
As the costs of electricity continues to skyrocket, organizations are faced with needing to manage the costs associated with the IT services being delivered. Effectively implemented software solutions can assist organizations seeking methods to reduce costs and even gain business benefits. This webcast will cover a background on Green IT, a prioritization framework, and opportunities for Improvement via software. Register now!
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This Webcast Produced for EPICOR
To pursue to the overall vision of IT Service Management necessitates that IT have proper systems in place to support the effort. Rather than rush out and buy tools, it is important for IT to understand requirements first and then evaluate vendors based on requirements. More.
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This Webcast Produced for Mazu Networks
To effectively and efficiently manage IT, we need accurate configuration data regarding hardware, software and services (what are termed configuration items) in order to make effective decisions. More.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
Scarcely a day goes by without some news story regarding a security breach. In the world of ITSM, security plays a key role and must be properly factored into the design and delivery of services.
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This Webcast Produced for AMD & Sun
In this webcast, you'll learn how to make server management simpler by reducing server sprawl by as much as 90%, boost resource utilization up to 80%, reduce your environmental impact, and provide an IT infrastructure that can aggressively grow while maintaining cost and security controls. You'll find out why you need to make virtualization a priority within your datacentre. More.
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This Webcast Produced for HP, Citrix & Intel
You've no doubt heard how server virtualization can improve utilization and cut costs. But the real virtualization action is moving on from basic slicing and dicing of data center hardware. In this Webcast, Illuminata Principal IT Advisor Gordon Haff takes a look at five hot trends as virtualization moves mainstream. You'll learn how virtualization is shifting from point products to solution portfolios, delivering applications to the desktop, moving beyond server consolidation to enable more dynamic datacenters and serving as the foundation for some forms of cloud computing.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
Today, management as static monitoring won't cut it. We need to control our systems so that they can quickly respond to dynamically changing workloads and bring new services online. The scale of IT operations means that more tasks have to be automated.
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This Webcast Produced for Nortel
A wave of next generation services such as IPTV, VoIP and video are forcing change in today's metropolitan and large enterprise networks. The industry is clearly trending towards Ethernet as the physical interface, to meet the growing bandwidth demand, but there is some debate on how best to offer the services and networking layer.
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This Webcast Produced for IBM
Businesses of all sizes face the need for developers to deliver quality software in a timely manner. This Internet.com Webcast will look at some of the methods software developers can use to streamline the management of software development projects and allow them to create software in an efficient manner without sacrificing security and functionality in the end product. Register now!
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This Webcast Produced for Enterprise DB
The IT industry likes leaders. But COBOL, IMS, and the IBM mainframe proved that leaders don't lead forever. Now their successors are aging too. High-end relational database management systems running on SMP (Symmetric Multi-Processing) machines were the dominant computing platform of the 1990s. But once again, it's time for something new. More. Register for this webcast »
This Webcast Produced for Business Objects
Today's business environment places increased emphasis on the growing opportunity to introduce business intelligence (BI) technology into business applications and processes in creative ways. Probably the most compelling approach is to develop a framework to embed BI in operational applications.
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This Webcast Produced for Mainsoft and IBM
According to Gartner, 95% of medium and large-scale enterprises support both .NET and J2EE, and 30% or more of new application development will include both by 2009. However, significant challenges arise when enterprises try to run applications across these disparate platforms, particularly in a Portal environment.
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This Webcast Produced for Mainsoft and IBM
Attend this one-hour Web seminar and learn the business benefits and cost savings opportunities of porting .NET applications to the Mainframe, optimizing the cost of ownership of both the Mainframe and .NET applications. Find out how enterprises with a large and growing Windows server farm and a Mainframe can reduce software licensing fees, operational expenses and TCO significantly, by consolidating distributed .NET workloads onto WebSphere or zOS running on System z.
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This Webcast Produced for Business Objects
Join us and learn how the Business Objects™ XI platform embraces open source software (OSS) through its broad business intelligence (BI) offerings. Built on an open platform that can match disparate technologies environments deployed by application providers, Business Objects leads the BI industry by supporting OSS from Red Hat Linux and SuSE Linux operating systems, MySQL database and Eclipse IDE.
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This Webcast Produced for Sophos
Personal use of applications and removable storage devices on the corporate network creates a security risk and headache for IT staff. Monitoring and controlling such applications and devices is not only a good threat-protection strategy, it's also a necessity for compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA and the Data Protection Act.
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This Webcast Produced for Webroot
A typical perimeter security installation has become a nightmare of centralized and distributed hardware and software solutions, all fighting -- and often failing -- to keep up with the rapid growth and complexity of malware threats. In this Webcast, eSecurity columnist Ken van Wyk will highlight the risks of the hardware/software approach and will discuss the benefits of the software as a service (SaaS) model for security.
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This Webcast Produced for VeriSign
Your network may be nailed down tight inside the perimeter, but these days employees on the road; remote offices and partners need access from outside the firewall.
In this Webcast, we look at how to tap SSL to secure your mail traffic and strengthen your VPNs.
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This Webcast Produced for VeriSign
Buying goods and services online is now an everyday activity for millions of consumers and businesses worldwide. But fear of phishing scams and identity theft prevent a large percentage of potential buyers from conducting transactions online, despite industry efforts to allay security concerns.
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This Webcast Produced for Core Security Technologies
Data breaches are no longer just about lone wolves seeking bragging rights. Organized groups of criminals are now behind everything from traditional phishing scams and hacker attacks to DDoS extortion and website hijacking - any of which can land your organization in the morning news.
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This Webcast Produced for Internet.com
Malicious software targeting mobile devices has been more of a theoretical threat than actual danger to networks -- at least until now. But with sales of cell phones, smart phones and PDAs nearly quadrupling PC sales in the past year or so, experts say that could change by the end of 2007. This webcast will explore ways to safeguard valuable data using mobile device management.
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Linux is Linux—you can use any distribution; the real difference between distributions lies primarily in how much effort it takes to accomplish your specific goals. The five distributions compared here represent the "Who's Who" of the major English-language distributions.
Explore Jakarta Commons components that enable you to parse arguments in a command-line application, connect to various file systems at the same time, allow an application to uniformly access configurations loaded from various sources, and pool any object.
This article follows a team of developers learning to use XP (eXtreme Programming) techniques to improve the way they deliver software. Follow this team as they learn about Resharper, a tool that may help them refactor their code.
Although Visual Studio .NET does a number of things very well to assist in the development process, there are certainly areas that need improvement. One of those areas is dealing with a build process that requires something a little more than just compiling source code.
By programmatically comparing your Struts configuration files against your JAAS policy file, you can simplify the process of keeping the files synchronized, and automatically get advance warnings if your pages aren't accessible.
This tip helps to read configuration information in an XML file. Using XPath, the values can be read simply and the value is fetched from the file as CString.
The build process inside Visual Studio has been redesigned from scratch in Visual Studio 2005, stripped out from the confines of the IDE, and shipped all on its own as a separate tool called MSBuild. And because MSBuild is part of the .NET Framework 2.0, you can start customizing your own build processes and extend them with user-defined tasks.
Good software development is a combination of many things that are outside of just writing great code. Turning the art of software development into the science that makes for controllable, predictable, managed software projects makes your business more productive.
Anybody programming with ASP.NET knows that you can store custom application's settings in the web.config file, under the section, and programmatically read the values through the ConfigurationSettings class. When the application starts, the web.config is read and all its settings ...
If you install the .NET Framework on a system that has IIS already installed, IIS is automatically configured to handle requests to ASP.NET pages, and to redirect the execution to the ASP.NET runtime. However, it may happen that you installed the framework on a Windows 2000 Professional system ...
I happened to come across a serious problem when installing my own software with Visual Installer 1.1: the installation of my product on Windows 98 computers caused a system crash during the next Windows start-up. The only way to fix things was to reinstall Windows from CD, over the existent ...
The httpRuntime tag in ASP.NET configuration files lets you determine several features of ASP.NET at the machine or site level, including the how ASP.NET uses multi-threading.
The httpRuntime tag in ASP.NET configuration files lets you determine several behaviors of ASP.NET at the machine or site, including the global value for script timeout. Here's the complete syntax for this tag.
The <customErrors> tag in ASP.NET configuration files affects how error pages are managed in an ASP.NET application and whether developers can redirect users to their custom error pages when an exception is thrown.
Some ASP.NET settings are so critical that the system administrator should prevent them from being changed by individual applications. This ability is especially crucial for servers that host multiple applications written by different developers. In this case, the administrator can prevent ...
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