This course examines virtual infrastructures, and the evolution of the vSphere 4 environment and the products that are found in that environment. It aims to equip you with the knowledge required to decide which VMware datacenter products best meet your organization's virtualization needs. 

Learn more about how BlackBerry® Enterprise Server or BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express, along with specific IT policies and features built into the device software, help keep personal information separate and business information highly secure. 

<p>This case study explores how Blackberry smartphones have increased the communications options for the deaf and hard of hearing community.</p> 

With each new version of Windows comes a new version of Internet Explorer, and in the case of Windows 7, it’s IE 8 (one of these days all Microsoft’s numeric product names might actually line up). What does the Windows 7 administrator or planner need to know about the new IE? 

Tune into this webcast to learn about the Near Field Communication (NFC) capabilities of BlackBerry smartphones – giving them the ability to share and exchange info simply by tapping the devices together. 

This webcast discusses the office needs of tomorrow and how BlackBerry solutions can meet them. Topics include the direction hardware and software may take, the future of mobile computing, business apps and more. 

Information Technology as a "service" has benefited from early adopters who've deployed some major solutions. "Converged Infrastructure" is how HP describes the products and processes that use this approach and this reference guide give a business and technical perspective of it. 

<p>Many organizations use call recording for regulatory compliance and risk management, but the workplace is growing more mobile by the minute. How can you extend this to mobile devices? Learn the importance of call recording for mobile communications and how to achieve this in your enterprise. </p> 

This webcast will provide you with a firm understanding of the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet platform and its overall capabilities. It will also focus on key partner applications that can enable greater workforce performance. 

While tablet computers continue to grow in popularity, for enterprises, there is much to be concerned about. Fact is, most tablets are made for consumer entertainment and not for keeping enterprise secrets. However, the exception is the highly secure, enterprise ready BlackBerry Playbook tablet. 

Tune into this webcast to learn about the security measures included in the BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0, ranging from data leak prevention to wiping to authentication. Discover how these initiatives can let you rest easy and allow your employees to use these devices in the workplace. 

Watch now to learn about the next-generation mobility solution: BlackBerry Mobile Fusion. 

This guide will address creating requirements for specific scenarios and then provide concrete recommendations on which BlackBerry policies should be set to meet the organization’s management and security needs.