Today’s businesses face multiple challenges, including the need to innovate in extremely competitive business climates, address highly dynamic regulatory and compliance challenges, speed ROI to counter shrinking IT budgets, and secure themselves against a wide barrage of new and evolving sophisticated threats.

Attacks based on vulnerabilities in websites are skyrocketing, and not many solutions are available to protect organizations against them. How do you deal with this and other key security issues today?

With managed security services, businesses can have peace of mind outsourcing protection of their information assets 24x7x365 to security experts at a fraction of the cost of in-house security.

More and more, organizations rely on Web applications as a primary means of doing business. As the number and complexity of Web applications grow, so does the number of vulnerabilities introduced into your Web environment. Unfortunately, this makes you very attractive to hackers.

This white paper helps us to gain a perspective on the security challenges organizations will face in the next few years. What fundamental technology trends are expected to impact organizations this and the following years? And how can midsized organizations position themselves to profit from the myriad opportunities while managing the risk that inevitably accompanies them?

In an era of explosive information growth, a dynamic IT infrastructure can help reduce the complexity and optimize the use of IT resources in your organization – and reduce cost along the way. Virtualization technology is a key.

The new collaborative approach to computing and Web applications/services means that businesses today are exposed to more data security risks and new online threats. Without the resources and expertise available to their larger rivals, how do SMBs protect their businesses, people and data?

The traditional workforce model of permanent employees located in a single or small number of offices has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, accelerated by the effects of the current economic landscape. How do we build a more cost-efficient 'virtual' workforce?

This Avocent white paper highlights the precautionary measures that IT organizations should implement now to reduce costs in this challenging economy.

The concept of Service Portfolio Management in ITIL v3 allows the IT organization to define the business value of a Service, letting it deliver only those Services that provide strategic advantage to the business, maximize the value of investment decisions, and optimize the build phase of a Service for maximum cost effectiveness.