This paper extends the findings of the Total Cost of Ownership for Full Disk Encryption (FDE), sponsored by WinMagic and independently conducted by Ponemon Institute published in July 2012, The purpose of this original research was to learn how organizations deploy full disk encryption solutions for desktop and laptop computers as well as the determination of total cost and benefits for organizations using this technology. A reanalysis of this research allows us to formulate new findings that compare the total cost of ownership of software versus hardware-based full disk encryption solutions.
Find out how to select bar code printers to maximize uptime and output. This white paper explains how different printer types, performance capabilities, features, label media compatibility, integration and support requirements can impact productivity and total cost of ownership (TCO) for users with extended printer duty cycles or harsh environments.
General-purpose PDAs and ruggedized enterprise mobile computers serve different markets and functions, and also vary by size, weight and materials. But the biggest difference is their total cost of ownership (TCO).
In one of the largest SAP production cloud deployments, Domino Sugar doubles performance and reduces total cost of owndership by up to 40 percent with VirtueStream xStream* platform
Your information is a core business asset and differentiator. But traditional data storage can add costs disproportionate to its potential value. How can you drive down your total cost of ownership and eliminate unnecessary costs, without compromising enterprise class features?
Eliminate storage costs that undermine the business value of your organization’s information. In this fourth of a series of informative e-books from Exablox, we take a look at the costs of traditional storage approaches, and offer simple, practical ways that you can cut these costs while getting more for your money.
"Reshaping trading partner communities with growth, agility and scalability
View this ebook to learn how leading organizations are managing, deploying, designing or planning cloud-based B2B integration alternatives to future-proof their B2B trading operations. Discover the benefits that clients of IBM B2B Cloud Services cite, including:
- Reduced risk and total cost of ownership (TCO) in B2B integration
- Enhanced visibility and control over business processes shared with partners
- Faster partner onboarding and faster, more reliable data exchange
- Greater collaboration across IT, business managers and external partners"
View this ebook to learn how leading organizations are managing, deploying, designing or planning cloud-based B2B integration alternatives to future-proof their B2B trading operations. Discover the benefits that clients of IBM Sterling B2B Cloud Services cite, including:
-Reduced risk and total cost of ownership (TCO) in B2B integration
- Enhanced visibility and control over business processes shared with partners
- Faster partner onboarding and faster, more reliable data exchange
- Greater collaboration across IT, business managers and external partners
If your organization is deploying a new server farm or cluster for any reason — a newly virtualized application or a growing business initiative, perhaps — this is the time to consider blade servers as a cost-effective alternative to traditional rack servers. In most use cases, you will find blade servers to be less expensive than rack servers for both the initial purchase as well as for long-term total cost of ownership (TCO). In addition, blades enable improvements in manageability, agility, scalability and power consumption.
Adopting Identity as a Service (IDaaS), also known as Cloud IAM, can reduce your IT costs, but how do you convince your organization to take the leap? Use this TCO guide to compare the cost of on-premises and cloud-based IAM, such as IBM Cloud Identity Service. Then, calculate your three-year cost savings to truly “wow” your team.
Read this paper to learn 5 practices that ensure the collaboration solution you choose will give you the significant business results you are seeking. Collaboration solutions can accelerate cycle times by 30% across virtually every business function. These results may be critical to survival in difficult economic times, and the right collaboration solution is the single most effective way to get them.
Read this paper to learn the steps to successfully roll out an enterprise collaboration solution and help your organization embrace a more collaborative, transparent and effective way of working. Introducing a social software solution carries with it a unique set of challenges and opportunities, and requires a new roll-out approach. The approach outlined in this paper has been honed over thousands of customer implementations to generate the fastest adoption across your enterprise.
Hear real-world examples of how companies like yours consolidated their security to lower their total cost of ownership, optimized existing resources, increased their security and dramatically improved productivity!
Instances of fraud have become commonplace in many industries, and it’s costing organizations millions of dollars annually and placing corporate brands at risk. But despite significant investments in staff and anti-fraud software, new and emerging fraud threats keep slipping through undetected. Why? Because it’s too costly to keep anti-fraud software current. Paying a vendor to make software changes dramatically increases total cost of ownership. This paper discusses how SAS addresses this challenge with next-generation fraud solutions like SAS Visual Investigator, a cloud-ready investigation and incident management platform that end users can easily configure and adapt to detect new and evolving types of fraud.
This whitepaper reveals research findings on the total cost of ownership (TCO) and security for the major mobile platforms: Apple iOS, Google Android™, BlackBerry®, Windows Phone and Nokia Symbian.
This whitepaper reveals research findings on the total cost of ownership (TCO) and security for the major mobile platforms: Apple iOS, Google Android™, BlackBerry®, Windows Phone and Nokia Symbian.
This white paper aims to help businesses address these fundamental questions, based on a Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) modeling methodology built from Rackspace’s extensive experience working with IT organizations of all sizes, in order to make an informed ROI assessment.
RFG believes IT executives should be employing the new generation of storage solutions that offer advanced storage management capabilities – like the IBM Storwize V7000 storage systems – in their target system environments.
The IBM PureFlex System TCO Analysis Tool was developed independently by leading ROI developer Alinean, Inc. This Analysis tool compares the total cost of ownership for the IBM PureFlex Solution versus a traditional dedicated or virtualized IT infrastructure by collecting information about the current computing needs and then projects the TCO for the two alternatives.
The SUSE Enterprise Linux Server, now on the IBM PureFlex System, provides an open, reliable and secure IT environment with faster deployment, better business agility, lower power consumption, better hardware utilization and lower total cost of ownership.
The IBM PureFlex System TCO Analysis Tool was developed independently by leading ROI developer Alinean, Inc. This Analysis tool compares the total cost of ownership for the IBM PureFlex Solution versus a traditional dedicated or virtualized IT infrastructure by collecting information about the current computing needs and then projects the TCO for the two alternatives.
Beginning with a brief overview of private cloud computing and the evolution of on-premises private clouds, we will
compare Cisco Metapod to options from VMware and the OpenStack community. We’ll also describe Cisco’s
unique OpenStack as a Service (OaaS) operating model, and present Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analyses
that compare Cisco Metapod to VMware vCloud Director and an OpenStack Do-It-Yourself (DIY) strategy.
IBM Platform HPC Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) tool offers a 3-year total cost of ownership view of your distributed computing environment and savings that you could potentially experience by using IBM Platform HPC in place of competing cluster management software.
The software as a service (SaaS) model of application delivery, more commonly known as ‘cloud deployment’, in which software features are accessed through a Web browser, is an excellent way for manufacturing companies to get the bene?ts of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems without the need to build additional IT infrastructure. ERP functionality delivered “from the cloud” avoids the complexity and costs that often accompany on premisess ERP implementations, and typically provides a much more favorable total cost of ownership, compared to legacy on premisess deployment. Companies subscribe to the software features that they need and can add new ones as business requirements change, without buying additional servers or storage to support new functionality. The ERP features are the same as for an on premises ERP system, except that it is hosted and maintained on the Cloud provider’s infrastructure.
