How to Green your Data Center from the Server Out by Dell, Inc. and Intel
webcast to learn how to increase efficiency in your data center in the following ways:
- Virtualization: consolidate to increase utilization, reducing space, power, and waste
- High density computing (Blades): reduce space
- Improve power efficiency: upgrade UPS and servers to more efficient models
- Improve cooling efficiency: upgrade hardware and improve data center cooling
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Virtualization and Automation Drive Dynamic Data Centers by CA
will also be able to drive consistency across your data center and reduce manual intervention-- freeing up resources for strategic tasks that will help you create further differentiation.
The resulting operations and facility efficiencies will translate into better customer experience, reduced environmental impact and increased capacity for future services...
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Rightsizing Blades for the Midmarket by Hewlett-Packard Company
in the mid-market and how to apply blades to your data center in a cost effective manner. Blades are one of the fastest-growing segments in the IT industry. Already accounting for nearly 10% of all server shipments, blades are expected to grow to represent more than 25% of server shipments by 2011.
For all this success, however, blades have been primarily limited to...
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Is effective performance management in the data center possible?
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Richard L. Ptak, Cofounder and Managing Partner, Ptak, Noel & Associates LLC
enterprise demands on and expectations from IT and data center services continues to grow despite flat budgets and static staffing.
Stronger operational links to and impact on business operations means enterprise IT faces increasing pressures to deliver business services that are more reliable, adaptable, faster and innovative in function and...
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Modernizing mainframe applications: Old dog, new tricks
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Robert Crawford, Contributor
you find this helpful? Write to Matt Stansberry about your data center concerns at mstansberry@techtarget.com. Do you have mainframe applications hanging around from the 1970s? Are they starting to show their age? Robert Crawford looks at the pros and cons of application modernization...
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CICS program list tables: PLTPI and PLTSD programs
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Robert Crawford, Contributor
stalls or ABEND's. If you're relying on PLTSD to save some data you'd better have a backup plan.
Programming
There are a few restrictions on what a PLTPI program can do. Since there's no terminal associated with the PLTPI transaction, a program may not do any terminal I/O, including IRC or ISC. A PLTPI program shouldn't put itself into any waits, internal or...
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Experian drills backup water supply to cool data center
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Mark Fontecchio, News Writer
Experian, which relied on city water to supply the chillers that cool its McKinney data center. "We lost all city utility as far as water pressure," said Russ Burlew, the data center facility manager. "It took three and a half days to repair that line, and we were without water. We had vendors come in with water trucks and pumps to keep our tower full."
"When everyone talks...
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Running Linux and z/OS on a single mainframe poses no problem
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Mark Fontecchio, Nes Writer
Linux mainframe have more to do with politics than with technology.
"Most large data centers have mainframes with z/OS, and just about all organizations have Linux stuff that is a candidate for consolidation," said Wayne Kernochan, a senior research analyst at Aberdeen Group. At the same time, Kernochan explained that there is a lot of "graying of the...
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