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More than ever, businesses are considering a cloud solution for their enterprise resource planning (ERP) deployment over an on-premises system. Cloud technology appeals to these companies because updates and fixes occur automatically with little or no effort from internal IT staff, and because cloud-based solutions provide access to real-time data from anywhere. Employees want tools that make it easier for them to complete everyday tasks and make informed decisions that help the business grow. Aberdeen’s research report, “Top Performers Know It’s Time to Migrate to Cloud ERP: Here’s Why and How,” uncovers the reasons successful companies are choosing cloud over on-premises ERP models. Download this SmartBite for a quick look at the report’s highlights.

AlchemyAPI’s approach to natural language processing incorporates both linguistic and statistical analysis techniques into a single unified system. This hybrid approach provides an industry-leading advantage since both techniques have benefits and drawbacks depending on the content and specific usecases. Linguistic analysis takes a basic grammatical approach to understand how words combine into phrases, and how those phrases combine into sentences. While this approach works well with editorialized text (e.g., news articles and press releases), it does not perform as well when it comes to usergenerated content, often filled with slang, misspellings and idioms. Statistical analysis, however, understands language from a mathematical standpoint and works well on “noisy” content (e.g., tweets, blog posts, and Facebook status updates). The combination of these two approaches allows for increased accuracy on a variety of content.

Public key infrastructure (PKI) is the foundation of today’s enterprise security. But most PKI lacks central visibility, consistent processes, and refresh progress validation.

Check out this pocket guide to learn the seven deadly sins of cloud applications...and best practices for avoiding them.

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Applications are what business lines really care about. Read this white paper to find out how you can make sure you're delivering an application cloud laser-focused on improving business outcomes.

Public key infrastructure (PKI) is the foundation of today’s enterprise security. But most PKI lacks central visibility, consistent processes, and refresh progress validation. This leads to errors and missed system updates that result in policy violations and costly business interruptions. You can solve these issues with a PKI refresh that delivers automated key and certificate security and management.

There is a tectonic shift in the way we work. We expect the same kind of intuitive, tactile experience with our workplace technology that we now take for granted with our smartphones, tablets and gaming systems. We expect our devices to talk to each other and update automatically. Virtual meetings should be as easy to set up as a video chat, and whatever we need to do our jobs should be as easy to tailor as a streaming music or video application.

IKEA uses one common finance system globally making accounting quicker and easier. Their standard Chart of Accounts updates information in real time from IKEA's operational systems, so each store has on-demand access to real-time performance data.

"Lenovo® XClarity™ is a new centralized systems management solution that helps administrators deliver infrastructure faster. This solution integrates easily into Lenovo System x® M5 and X6 rack servers and the Lenovo Flex System™ — all powered by Intel® Xeon® processors — providing automated discovery, monitoring, firmware updates, configuration management, and bare metal deployment of operating systems and hypervisors across multiple systems. Lenovo XClarity provides automated resource management with agentless, software virtual appliance architecture. It features an intuitive graphical user interface. Download now to find out more about Lenovo XClarity! Sponsored by Lenovo® and Intel®"

Location has become paramount to building new apps, services, experiences and business models. If data is the new oil, then location is the crude oil. This is why most of the top location platform players have been developing technologies to power next-generation autonomous mobility systems. And the “richness” of location data and real-time intelligence are becoming strong monetization opportunities. The 2018 Counterpoint Research Location Ecosystems Update compared 16 location platform vendors, including Google, TomTom and Mapbox. Learn why the HERE Open Location Platform – described as super-rich, always up-to-date, and a neutral offering – is a leader in the location data arena.

Car data consumption is critically important to auto manufacturers. As more vehicles are produced with built-in infotainment systems, the cost of supplying them with live information and real-time updates via a data connection grows ever greater. Auto manufacturers need to be able to enhance the driving experience with smart traffic, navigation, and entertainment services, while reducing costs and data volumes. HERE is the world’s leading provider of traffic data to the automotive industry. This eBook shows how HERE optimizes traffic solutions and it outlines how data use modelling, standardization, and good data management can help reduce usage.

"Growing organizations today need ERP systems that are agile, continuously updated, scalable, and quick to deploy. As a result, focus has shifted away from legacy systems and toward cloud ERP solutions. Read this IDC report to learn what to look for in a solution and why now is the perfect time to make the switch."

Operational readiness depends on rich location data. When managing logistics and tracking high-value assets, there is no room for error and our new data-driven world demands richer, smarter advanced mapping and navigation services. The 2018 Counterpoint Research Location Ecosystems Update compared 16 location platform vendors—including Google, TomTom and Mapbox—and it named HERE the “undisputed leader” in location based services. Counterpoint recognized HERE for its integrated analytical capability and commitment to open partnerships, allowing for custom operational requirements and a truly mobile location intelligence platform. See how HERE provides the industry leading tools and expertise to process that data—streamlining the logistics supply chain, boosting responsiveness, and guaranteeing mission success.

There's an old saying in information security: "We want our network to be like an M&M, with a hard crunchy outside and a soft chewy center." For today's digital business, this perimeter-based security model is ineffective against malicious insiders and targeted attacks. Security and risk (S&R) pros must eliminate the soft chewy center and make security ubiquitous throughout the digital business ecosystem — not just at the perimeter. In 2009, we developed a new information security model, called the Zero Trust Model, which has gained widespread acceptance and adoption. This report explains the vision and key concepts of the model. This is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and updates it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy.

The traditional functions of a time and attendance system still matter, but newer solutions can deliver so much more. Join this informative webcast to learn some of specific advantages that cloud delivery offers for time and attendance, and for an update on the security best practices that vendors should employ to keep your system—and your data—safe. The presenters will also describe how a modern solution can improve decision-making, boost productivity, and provide a better view of your total workforce.

Vehicle manufacturers stand poised to develop a new generation of onboard services and revenue streams that can be delivered through IVI systems. That’s why we’ve introducing HERE Navigation On Demand, the world's first SaaS connected navigation solution. It combines the integrated power of embedded navigation with the convenience and freshness of a mobile solution. Watch this joint webinar recording from HERE and ABI Research to understand how HERE Navigation On Demand can underpin a range of new digital services. Find out how HERE Navigation On Demand: Enables OEMs to create new location-based features that use over-the-air updates to remain fresh Reduces costs and simplifies the supply chain with an off-the-shelf solution that needs no infrastructure investment Enables an OEM to fully configure and brand the user experience – then deploy on any platform.

Oracle Engineered Systems are architected to work as a unified whole, so organizations can hit the ground running after deployment. Organizations choose how they want to consume the infrastructure: on-premises, in a public cloud, or in a public cloud located inside the customer’s data center and behind their firewall using Oracle’s “Cloud at Customer” offering. Oracle Exadata and Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance (Recovery Appliance) offer an attractive alternative to do-it-yourself deployments. Together, they provide an architecture designed for scalability, simplified management, improved cost of ownership, reduced downtime, zero-data loss, and an increased ability to keep software updated with security and patching. Download this whitepaper to discover ten capabilities to consider for protecting your Oracle Database Environments.

Although typically thought of as an artifact of legacy computing, batch processes remain vital to today’s real-time enterprises. Behind the real time systems that power the real time enterprise, such as customer order fulfillment, account management, supply chain scheduling and optimization, or financial trading systems, are regularly-updated back office business systems. Over the years, batch technology has evolved from script-based automation to rules or policy-driven workload automation.

Today’s enterprise IT organizations require more flexible IT services, greater capacity, and faster service delivery. Watch this webinar and learn more about 5 transformative areas that can make IT operations more efficient: • System standardization • Architectural flexibility • Automation of updates and maintenance • Greater productivity • Access and control

Today’s enterprise IT organizations require more flexible IT services, greater capacity, and faster service delivery. Meanwhile, system management is more complex and compliance and audit overhead is increasing. A standard operating environment can drastically increase IT efficiency and lower operational expenses. Watch this webinar and learn more about 5 transformative areas that can make IT operations more efficient: • System standardization • Architectural flexibility • Automation of updates and maintenance • Greater productivity • Access and control Standardize your infrastructure and streamline your system management with Red Hat.

The way that we develop and deliver software has changed dramatically in the past 5 years—but the metrics we use to measure quality remain largely the same. Despite seismic shifts in business expectations, development methodologies, system architectures, and team structures, most organizations still rely on quality metrics that were designed for a much different era. Every other aspect of application delivery has been scrutinized and optimized as we transform our processes for DevOps. Why not put quality metrics under the microscope as well? Are metrics like number of automated tests, test case coverage, and pass/fail rate important in the context of DevOps, where the goal is immediate insight into whether a given release candidate has an acceptable level of risk? What other metrics can help us ensure that the steady stream of updates don’t undermine the very user experience that we’re working so hard to enhance? To provide the DevOps community an objective perspective on what quality

Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1 solution was compared to two implementations each from McAfee and Trend Micro. Testing encompassed various scanning and system update functions over virtual machines. Read on to figure out which performed best.

More than ever, businesses are considering a cloud solution for their enterprise resource planning (ERP) deployment over an on-premises system. Cloud technology appeals to these companies because updates and fixes occur automatically with little or no effort from internal IT staff, and because cloud-based solutions provide access to real-time data from anywhere. Employees want tools that make it easier for them to complete everyday tasks and make informed decisions that help the business grow. Aberdeen’s research report, “Top Performers Know It’s Time to Migrate to Cloud ERP: Here’s Why and How,” uncovers the reasons successful companies are choosing cloud over on-premises ERP models. Download this SmartBite for a quick look at the report’s highlights.

If you’re a manufacturer and have questions about deploying your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system in the cloud, here’s your answer—it’s time to move. Cloud ERP solutions provide a number of benefits for manufacturers, and those who make the switch are seeing how simple, economic, and reliable this type of deployment can be. In this eBook, you’ll discover the top 10 reasons why Epicor customers are choosing to deploy their ERP in the cloud rather than on premises, including: • Economic benefits • Better use of IT resources • Greater security • Easier updates • Improved mobility and collaboration • Faster time to value Download the eBook to learn more about how cloud ERP from Epicor can help your manufacturing business.