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We hear about the post-PC era, but rarely does anyone talk about the post-LAN or even the post-WAN era. Yet the major IT trends of the day — from mobile to cloud to app stores — are changing the expectations we all have from our blended networks. How are the campus networks of yesterday going to support the Internet-borne applications and media delivery requirements of tomorrow?
Enterprises face a rapidly growing threat from complex IT security breaches. In just the past year, the number of attacks are up, the costs associated with them are higher and more visible, and the risks of not securing systems and processes are therefore much greater. Some people have even called the rate of attacks a "pandemic."
The popularity of mobile devices like smartphones and tablets has energized users on the one hand, but on the other hand, it’s caused IT and business leaders to scramble to adjust to new models of applications delivery. That’s why enterprise app stores are quickly creating productivity and speed-to-value benefits.
In many ways, the mobile device explosion and the cloud computing ramp-up reinforce and support each other. Cloud services make mobile devices — like smartphone and tablets — more productive, while making users better connected to enterprise resources and work processes.
How can virtualized desktops and thin clients help with digital records management and healthcare industry compliance and privacy requirements? Let’s find out how Rhode Island-based CharterCARE Health Partners has embraced private cloud and virtual desktop infrastructure to support its distributed, 579-bed community-based health system.