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Within shared storage, there is a constant struggle for resources – noisy neighbours. Performance becomes an issue due to the competition between workloads, reducing quality of service. Read this paper for limitations of legacy solutions and challenges in hosting performance-sensitive applications. VIEW SUMMARY

Legacy storage solutions cannot keep up with the rapidly expanding datacentres with increasing application numbers and which demand higher performance. Throwing hardware at this problem is not the answer. Read this paper for a discussion about performance of applications in the datacentre. VIEW SUMMARY

BYOD policies, while increasing employee satisfaction and productivity, are straining corporate networks. This white paper describes the limitations of legacy networks, especially for supporting BYOD. Understanding these limitations can pave the way for a successful BYOD policy for networks. VIEW SUMMARY

The volume of data is ever increasing, as well as a growing number of virtual servers, demand to reduce downtime and more regulatory requirements. If these problems sound familiar, this white paper provides a useful summary. What is wrong with legacy backup? What is modern data protection? VIEW SUMMARY

2012 saw the UK rediscover something about itself: its innovation, its ability to compete and to win. This paper looks at the technology legacy of 2012 and how the lessons learned can move your business (and UK PLC) forward during 2013 and beyond. VIEW SUMMARY

Remember when load balancers just handed off connections among a few servers to improve uptime? Times have changed. If all you're getting out of your load balancer is higher availability then you're shortchanging your business. Learn about five ways your legacy load balancer is failing you. VIEW SUMMARY

As the challenges to fighting malware continue to grow, those with deep knowledge of the industry understand that malware defense is clearly a "big data" problem. VIEW SUMMARY

This IDC white paper identifies some of the key challenges that occur in virtualised environments and highlights some of the key IT services that complement and enhance a virtualised environment VIEW SUMMARY

This paper aims to advise about and warn against the rapid-fire set of unavoidable changes racing towards the insurance sector. This paper begins by outlining the weaknesses that legacy IT systems bring to insurance companies and explains why modernisation is necessary. VIEW SUMMARY