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Read this whitepaper and learn about the efficiency and TCO benefits of migrating from ADFS.
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Read this whitepaper to learn how Okta’s cloud identity service can be used to accelerate and simplify your Office 365 deployment and increase overall security.
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Microsoft Office 365 is the most popular application used by Okta’s customers. This eGuide starts with data from the Okta Integration Network on the trends we are seeing around Office 365 and some interesting insights.
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If your organization uses Microsoft and is undergoing IT modernization, you know how frustrating it can be when legacy systems and modern cloud technologies and applications don’t get along.
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Read this white paper to learn how cloud migration technology enables non-disruptive upgrades to the cloud with migration of corporate data into the cloud through a practical and cost-effective method. Learn more.
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Read this white paper to find out how companies can meet their storage needs through ‘as a service’ offerings creating a shift from purchasing and leasing to a consumption-based model. Learn more.
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Power your next generation data applications with clean data and the single version
of the truth across the enterprise. Learn more.
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Migrating to Microsoft Office 365 can be complicated. Even with careful planning, deploying Microsoft Office 365 and delivering a fast user and application experience can be a challenge. While most organizations assume their traditional networks are ready for the migration, many don’t realize that Microsoft recommends a different strategy. Learn more.
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Ready for Office 365? Already deployed but running into problems? Either way, there are some secrets to deployment that can put you on the road to success. Learn more.
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To measure the success of your Office 365 deployment, there’s really only one metric that matters: user satisfaction. But if your network isn’t up to the task, your Office 365 installation and its many applications can be quickly bogged down by performance problems. Learn more.
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This white paper provides a deep dive into how AutoML came to be, the difference between it and Augmented Analytics, and how they both have brought about the rise of the citizen data scientist.
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Read this new ESG Multi Cloud brief to learn more about trends in multi cloud, the influence of public cloud, and the average number of service providers organizations currently use.
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Tips to Get the Most from Office 365 and Your Hybrid Environment without Compromising
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Do You Have Products Scheduled to EOL and EOS in 2018? The consequences of End-of-Life (EOL) software and hardware — and products at End-of-Support (EOS) — are too great to ignore.
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Kicking off a software migration initiative is always a balancing act. It’s no different migrating your organization to Windows 10. To be successful you require detailed information regarding your software and hardware assets. Most importantly, you need to know if a given asset is Windows 10 compatible.
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As the technology landscape grows and evolves with new devices, new software, and new platforms, keeping tabs on an organization's IT assets is a moving target. How can you gain accurate visibility of software assets to drive strategic and financial decisions that impact finance and reduce security risk?
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A poll of over 300 IT pros reveals their confidence on everything from current email gateways to security awareness training. Despite overwhelming evidence worldwide that phishing is a growing threat vector, the results show a shocking disconnect between the email threat landscape and IT pros on email security. Learn more.
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Read this Tech Talk paper to find out how an all-flash solution can stave off disaster by providing near-constant data access and fast and flexible recovery with virtual, physical and cloud data management. Learn more.
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Read this report on the public and private cloud market for guidance in determining which approach to take and how web-scale networking can help those considering a move to a private cloud. Learn more.
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Read this paper to learn about the controller-less Software Defined Network (SDN) that achieves SDN’s goals without a centralized controller and free of proprietary technology by utilizing networking as code. Learn more.