By delivering reliable application performance and any-to-any routing, MPLS services play a growing role in the enterprise. In this seminar series, experts from Nemertes Research and AT&T discuss how to get the most from MPLS VPNs.
Listen to three minutepodcastreviews of the "Do More with Your WAN" seminar series on optimizing, mobilizing and protecting WANs.
Viewwhite papersexplaining how to ensure application performance, enable remote workers and utilize MPLS as a foundation for security.
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"Understanding, Justifying and Implementing an ERP System”
The "Understanding, Justifying and Implementing an ERP System” course presents the training material from the "Introduction to ERP” course developed by APICS, the Association for Operations Management, in webinar format. Sponsored by brij Image & Information, Inc., and led by an APICS instructor, Tim Lyons, CFPIM, the course uses lecture, exercises and a case study to provide a foundation for selection and implementation of ERP software within an organization. Participants will learn how to develop a business case for an ERP implementation, manage business process and organizational changes during implementation, and properly structure an ERP implementation.
While the "Introduction to ERP” APICS course has been available for years, the people that need it most are usually key company individuals identified to participate in an ERP software selection and/or implementation process. These individuals already bear significant responsibility within a company and are the least likely to have large blocks of time available to travel to a classroom based course. To address this need, the course has been adapted to a series of shorter sessions delivered over the Web. Students can attend sessions and interact with the instructor live over the Internet or they can view sessions that have been recorded. The course also includes personal mentoring sessions to help students adapt the lessons they learn to their own specific organizations.
Over 30 Java Pros to Present at TheServerSide Java Symposium 2010
TheServerSide Java Symposium 2010 is March 17-19 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. Visit JavaSymposium.com now to see all of the great sessions and networking opportunities we've lined up for you - including $300 off registration for you and your team members through December 31st! You can register online here in minutes, or contact Melissa to hold your spot at our best rate if you can't register before the December deadline.
TheServerSide Java Symposium is the Java community's most focused and respected technical conference - known uniquely as the yearly event in which all the key contributors in the enterprise Java space meet and the most important new development innovations are presented. We anticipate 300 developers and architects to come out to Vegas this March to hear from Java's foremost experts, including..
See all of the valuable sessions outlined right here on our conference web site. And look for the agenda at-a-glance to go live NEXT WEEK so you can start planning your 3 days at TSSJS!
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Register before December 31st to take advantage of $300 super early-bird savings! We also have special group offers that can save you an additional $1500. Learn more here. If you can't make the December deadline, call or email Melissa Cote at mcote@techtarget.com or 781-657-1734 and she will hold a spot for you at our best rate.
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The Open Group Conference in Seattle will focus on three areas:
Architecture The communication of architecture and technical issues and the need to better align this with business-orientated language that directly relates to an organization’s multiple business functions. This is essential as the role of the Enterprise Architect evolves to address today’s growing business challenges.
Security - Management of the information security function in large organizations is challenging. Senior IT security managers must have a broad understanding of IT security threats and controls, while communicating effectively about risk within the organization. As a relatively new discipline, IT security management is starting to become less an art, and more a science.
Cloud Computing How Cloud Computing can address enterprise concerns about global deployment, interoperability with business or mission partners or lack of flexibility in supporting on-demand composition of business or mission capabilities. Is the Cloud able to deliver business benefits through the transfer of the security burden of risk management and business continuity to the Cloud?
The Conference will provide a range of practical learning opportunities, including:
Initiatives based on real-life experiences from leading industry professionals
Understanding tomorrow’s best practices and policies
The successful communication of EA and the role of TOGAF™ 9 to deliver operational efficiencies and real business benefits
The effective alignment of IT security threats and controls with business risk that directly impacts upon the ‘bottom line’ by more effectively integrating security within enterprise architecture frameworks.
The outsourcing of infrastructure to the Cloud to enable timely innovation in business.
Utilizing Cloud Computing to make it easier to optimize resources on-the-fly to meet operational demands.
Both Security and Cloud Computing will be covered with specific focus being given to their alignment with enterprise architecture requirements and business drivers.
