[TechRepublic] What the next evolution of enterprise IT means for your job

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What the next evolution of enterprise IT means for your job Businesses use of technology is changing and that has a knock on effect on career prospects for IT workers. Read more Make BYOD easier with the help of these five apps Resource of the day HP Reference Architecture for Client Virtualization Businesses are looking to enable users with the ability to work anytime, anywhere, from any device. Check out this paper, which focuses on HP's recommended approach to virtual desktops in client virtualization. Additional TechRepublic resources   Setting up a cloud? eBay reveals the five key steps In creating a private cloud to give flexibility to developers and the business, eBay learned lessons that should apply to any organisation grappling with similar changes. Read more Featured multimedia   Simplify your downloads with these five tools Brien Posey lists tools that will simplify your large scale downloads. View on site Today's recommended downloads The Four Steps to Virtual Port Channel (Global Knowledge) Using HP StoreOnce for NDMP Backup With Symantec NetBackup (Hewlett-Packard (HP)® & Intel®) On-demand Webcast: Big Data Priorities 2013 (ZDNet) Securing SOA and Web Services with Oracle Enterprise Gateway (Oracle) Types of Electrical Meters in Data Centers (APC by Schneider Electric) Connect with TechRepublic The BYOD Trend: Special Report The "bring your own device" movement is changing the ways employees use technology and the way IT departments plan, manage, and support those technologies. TechRepublic has advice for how to make the BYOD trend work. TechRepublic newsletters   Get tech analysis, IT Leadership and networking tips, a look inside the latest business technology devices, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Big Data Analytics SMB Tech The Editor's Daily Picks IT Leadership Data Center 10 Things Cracking Open

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