Tight IT budgets to drive efficiency demands in 2015

Increasing efficiency will be the number one priority for IT departments in 2015, as organisations look to get more value out of their IT spend, according to research released today by Brocade. The research, taken from a survey of UK-based IT Decision-Makers (ITDMs), found that increasing efficiency is a top priority for 53 percent of IT leaders in 2015. Budget restrictions are the main driver behind this need for efficiency, with just 31 percent of organisations expecting their IT capital...

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Veeam announces Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE

Veeam® Software has announced Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE, a simple and free standalone solution that enables users to back up Windows-based laptops and desktops to an internal or external hard drive, a NAS (network attached storage) share or a Veeam backup repository.

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Aria Networks awarded first key SDN/NFV patent

Patent awarded to Aria Networks for ‘Apparatus and method for determining optimum paths in a multi-layer network using a routing engine’.

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Wind River showcases Titanium Server NFV Software

Wind River Titanium Server software platform for NFV infrastructure is now commercially available.

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