BOSTON, MA — (Marketwire) — 03/12/13 — , a Company (NYSE: HHS), today announced the publication of new research reports from its Enterprise Mobility and Collaboration, Networking and Application Performance, and IT Infrastructure/Virtualization and the Cloud research practices.
“,” from , Research Director for the Aberdeen research practice, evaluates the potential impact of -s announcement of their enterprise mobility initiative. On February 21, 2013, IBM announced MobileFirst as a comprehensive company-wide initiative to bring all of their enterprise mobility solutions and services under a unified brand family. The MobileFirst strategy rests on four pillars: mobile application platforms, application and device management, device and data security, and system and performance analytics. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report, please visit: .
“”, authored by , Senior Research Analyst for the Aberdeen research practice, analyzes the growing emphasis on the use of real-user monitoring throughout all aspects of application performance management. Businesses have recognized that one of the best metrics of an application-s success is found by monitoring and analyzing the performance and user experience of applications from the viewpoint of real application users. This report looks at the importance of real-user monitoring as part of an overall performance management strategy. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report, visit: .
“” one of three reports authored this month by , Senior Research Analyst for the Aberdeen research practice, shows that the use of Software-as-a-Service or SaaS has wide adoption. Most software vendors have deployed a SaaS version of their software and enterprises of all sizes are quickly adopting them. Seventy-six percent (76%) of responding companies reported using at least one SaaS application with 50% reporting that they use 3 or more. About 8% reported using 7 or more different SaaS apps as part of their corporate infrastructure. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report visit: .
Next from Csaplar, “” shows that mid-sized organizations have the IT challenges of a large enterprise but resources more like small companies. Mid-sized companies have both operational and financial pressures to use Public Cloud services and data shows that those who are using the Cloud are gaining greatly from it. Mid-sized companies are also the right target for Cloud vendors as mid-sized, more than small or large organizations report planning to increase Cloud spending by a higher percentage or start new Cloud programs in the next 12 months. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report visit: .
Finally from Csaplar, “” shows that mid-sized companies have deployed a Private Cloud at a lower rate than either small or large enterprises. Mid-sized companies that have deployed a Private Cloud are gaining strong operational and financial benefits such as faster application deployment and lower cost for IT. However, to maximize those gains a strong Cloud management tool is required to enable both end user self-administration and IT infrastructure management. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report visit: .
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