Greening the Data Center (Smart Enterprise Article) by CA
in the data center, and for good reason: Data centers are a significant node on the energy grid. But "green" strategies require careful technology planning. Done right, a green hardware strategy can improve efficiency, cost effectiveness and system reliability. Read about the best ways to get started with best practices culled from experts in the field...
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Whitepaper: A Green Strategy for Your Entire Organization by IBM
and higher customer expectations-going green is not only socially responsible, it's an economic imperative. Traditional green IT strategies have focused on the data center alone, which accounts for only2% of global CO2emissions. For IT to impact the other 98% requires a new paradigm-one in which software is the key to realizing energy efficiencies...
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Editorial: Green, greener and greenest by Storage Magazine
Green, greener and greenest. I'll try to maintain some dignity here by not quoting Kermit the Frog on the subject of green, but it's not beneath me to paraphrase him: It's not easy being a storage manager. I'll try to maintain some dignity here by not quoting Kermit the Frog on the subject of green, but it's not beneath me to...
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Data Center Transformation by Hewlett-Packard Company
Transformation and how it can help enterprise data centers reduce costs, manage risks, and support business growth. In today's connected global marketplace, data centers are more important than ever. Customers expect to purchase products and access services 24x7. So any downtime-planned or unplanned- can disrupt critical business processes. New...
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Strategies for Implementing Green IT Management by CA
IT Management (EITM) focus segments for green IT initiatives CA provides integrated solutions within six key Enterprise IT Management (EITM) focus segments for green IT initiatives:
- Data Center Automation
- Application Performance Management
- Infrastructure Management
- Service Management
- IT Security Management
- IT Governance
There's no question...
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CICS and Web services: Ready to go
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Robert Crawford, Contributor
One problem is XML's bulkiness. SOAP is also not binary data friendly as binary objects must be expanded through encoding to pass for text through the jaws of communication. This, however, is streamlined with the new Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM) supported in CICS/TS 3.2
How CICS does it
CICS takes two approaches. First, there is...
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Chilled-water production optimization for data center cooling
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Mike Flaherty, Contributor
so the price of the coal, oil or gas required to cool most data centers has increased as well. Every ton of cooling consumed by servers must be generated by the chilled-water system. Efforts to improve cost should look at both reducing the amount of cooling needed as well as efficiently producing the chilled water. If this is obvious to you, then ask, "Why are...
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Is Nagios right for your data center?
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Roger Rustad, Contributor
In many data center environments, Nagios has become the de facto standard for companies in need of an open source, fault-tolerant solution to monitor single points of failure, service-level agreement (SLA) shortcomings, servers, redundant communication connections or environmental factors. But is...
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