Virtualization is a trend in computing that uses computing instructions to create an operating system, storage, computing or database resources out of multiple or distributed assets. Hardware virtualization can summon computing and storage from multiple desktops or locations to create a single resource on demand. Data virtualization usually refers to the creation of a set of data independent of its underlying structures and storage.


As more enterprises turn to the cloud, there is more public attention on data downtime and outages. There are some tactics you can take to keep some enterprise control and protection.
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TrendsSever virtualization, data consolidation and the cloud will continue to lead U.S. trend through 2016: IDC forecast
News from Oracle OpenWorldPredictive analytics powered by virtualization and “software defined data centers” will make the most of structured, unstructured data
reportCloud computing and efficiency trend efforts to $17 billion this year; regulatory and virtualization challenges ahead: Pike Research
newsTaneja Group analyst: latest version of virtual machine release innovative in connection with hypervisor IO path
newsVMware buy of Log Insight: 3 proposed acquisitions and a new CEO named for virtualization vendor in just over a month
news2nd Austin-based DevOps software provider to be snatched in 11 months; Gartner analyst sees big system management vendors playing catch up
report451 Research reports 6 percent dip in data storage growth plans; 56 percent of enterprises have “no plan” for big data beyond 2013
newsVirtualization provider's proposed acquisition comes less than one week after VMware leadership shakeup
profileSAN copies and retiring hardware part of plan for quick data recovery
case studiesVirtualization, storage and server trends patterned on energy efficiency and heat reduction

Where do young IT professionals (30 and under) obtain information to aid with daily role responsibilities and career development?

Trade publication websites 14%
Social media 23%
Vendor websites 4%
Vendor/community forums 7%
Newsletters 1%
Trade conferences/meetups 2%
RSS feeds 6%
Web search 44%

 

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