Networks

White Paper: Parallels

Application delivery is essential to the work environment. Businesses of all sizes need to have constant access to their applications, to keep the wheel turning, whether in the office, or while working remotely. The primal responsibility of the IT segment of any business is to ensure that business applications are securely, reliably and efficiently available to end-users, regardless of the device, OS and platform they use. Application delivery offers a centralized management system which enables you to effectively monitor and manage the entire infrastructure from a single dashboard.   Read this white paper to explore below topics: Important attributes of cloud-based application delivery Challenges associated with enterprise application delivery Different ways in which application delivery can be achieved Replacing traditional application deployment with on-demand application delivery How Parallels Remote Application Server meets the application delivery challenges

White Paper: Cogniance

Disruption used to mean a true shift in the market that blew minds and emptied walls. Disruption may be a waning model for innovation, but there’s a pot of proverbial gold on your product roadmap- and they’ve been there the whole time. This whitepaper explores why a user-focused, design-led mentality for technology products delights markets and satisfies that picky user in all of us. Key takeaways from this whitepaper: What’s being called “disruption” is really a dressed-up version of imitation How the user perspective turned airbnb around “What is” should lead to “what if” It’s time to get started. Bring your designers into the process early. Run tests!

White Paper: Cogniance

Embedding design into your product development process from the beginning is not only better for the user, it adds more to your business value. Integrating design into your product development process enables you to do that by incorporating user feedback, prototypes and focus groups into the mix to create a product with more depth and breadth in your market. This whitepaper addresses the three questions that great designers ask in the development process that lead to killer products, what MIT found about the design-led organization and more. Design from the beginning- Involving designers at the genesis of the product design process When less is more- Greater costs in terms of materials and man hours The need for a designer’s perspective- Design aids product development Explore what makes a market WOW, not just a market win.

White Paper: DEG

Intranet communication channel is the next-generation user- driven portal to more effectively and efficiently communicate with its advisors, and help them find the information they need in a highly-regulated industry. Intranets can serve as powerful tools for communication, enhancing teamwork by sharing information across organizations. What are the benefits of implementing intranet communication channel? Intranets allow organizations to distribute information to employees on an as-needed basis. Intranets can help users to locate and view information faster and use applications relevant to their roles and responsibilities. Internal intranet communication channels increase  employees’ ability to perform their jobs faster, more accurately by accessing information from anywhere. This whitepaper highlights several additional key strategies and tactics during the design and implementation of intranet and also provides the brief insight into topics: Discovering process for building an intranet portal Implementation of the message center as a home page news stream The planned design and implementation of SharePoint   What are the platform challenges faced during implementation of intranet channels? Download this whitepaper to learn more about intranet communication portal that focuses on proper management of the content and creating a more engaged and informed workforce.  

White Paper: DEG

Implementation of social intranet on Sharepoint 2013 platform which is considered as the best of breed in intranet platforms, adding engaging social collaboration features requires proper planning, design and smart customizations. SharePoint intranet has forged a strong foothold on the open source intranet market and provides powerful intranet solutions for more than a decade. This whitepaper brings you the Sharepoint Intranet implementation challenges, strategies and tactics leveraged during the design and implementation of this new intranet platform. This Sharepoint White Paper mainly focuses on: Business and technical challenges faced by the organizations during Sharepoint implementation Extension of Sharepoint 2013 to address the challenges and deliver a next-generation social intranet for its employees Strategies adopted for the Sharepoint intranet implementation and how to organize and manage collaboration spaces While the SharePoint 2013 platform is considered the best of breed in intranet platforms, adding engaging social collaboration features requires proper planning, design and smart customizations.

White Paper: Kollective

What is the right way to deliver enterprise video? There are, of course, many ways to get video delivery wrong. The right way to deliver enterprise video is to implement a software-defined enterprise content delivery network (SD ECDN). Learn more about how to deliver videos to the enterprises cost effectively and efficiently. This whitepaper on successfully implementing a software-defined enterprise content delivery network (SD ECDN) covers: Enterprise video delivery: With SD ECDN vs. Without SD ECDN How SD ECDN technology can fulfill your enterprise video requirements. Why and how you should enhance your enterprise video capabilities. Deliver video without compromising in quality: Whether enterprise IT will get video delivery right or wrong This white paper explains how video delivery overlays work—and why companies that adopt them will be far better off than those that don’t.

White Paper: Special Counsels EQ

Today, an employee from a London company can wirelessly send emails to customers in New York from a Parisian café using cloud servers located in Dallas, Amsterdam and Berlin. The low cost of electronic storage coupled with the high speed of global communication networks makes it increasingly unlikely that a corporation’s data is stored within the geographic borders of the United States. Electronically stored information (ESI) stored outside the U.S. presents a number of obstacles, in addition to the “normal” challenges regarding the collection, processing and production of eDiscovery. International treaties and agreements concerning cross-border discovery made before social networking platforms, cloud computing and ultra-fast global network connections are outdated, and with little hope of sweeping reforms any-time soon, it leaves much up in the air. This Whitepaper describes the cultural and legal obstacles faced by companies while going global.