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2009 July 6: Strategic Security: User Credentials In A SaaS World. Enterprises have control over user credentials and access on corporate applications now, but that's changing as more employees go to the cloud. We take a look at new ways to manage credentials and access when employees change roles or leave. Weŭll look at how IT can track these things in a SaaS world. July 20: Anatomy Of The Cloud & Edcal. Infrastructure As A Service. In part three of its Anatomy Of The Cloud editorial series, InformationWeek will evaluate the fast-growing infrastructure-as-a-service market. Amazon, Microsoft, Rackspace, and other cloud service providers are offering virtualized servers and other on-demand computing resources on a pay-as-you-go basis. This article will assess the leading infrastructure-as-a-service players and their offerings, with an emphasis on how well they meet enterprise IT requirements. August 3: Green Issue - Interactive pdf version of the magazine. Lowering The Total Cost Of IT Infrastructure. Consultants coined the term TCO in the 1990s to help IT organizations get a better handle on the true costs of technology ownership. As today's budget-constrained organizations look to reduce their spending on maintenance and free up IT dollars for innovations that deliver bottom-line results, they're turning their attention to lowering the total cost of infrastructure - the "fixed" cost that consumes upwards of 80% of most IT budgets. As one CEO recently remarked, every dollar my IT organization can save on maintaining the infrastructure is a dollar we can spend on bringing in more customers and generating more revenue. The challenge to IT: lower their network, system, security, storage, and application management costs to free up innovation dollars. Fundamental to this transformation is more automation, but it also involves technologies like virtualization and better storage, security, server, and network management. We look at the underlying technologies, and the best practices for reining in infrastructure costs. August 17: Strategic Security: Virtual Lockdown. Your machines might be virtual, but the security issues are very real. We'll provide some best practices, look at what vendors are doing, and tell you what to look out for when securing your virtual installations. August 31: Incident Response Diaries: Don't Let This Happen To You. You may have a strong information risk management program that's PCI or FISMA compliant, but that doesn't guarantee you can keep the bad guys at bay. This feature will analyze actual security incident response reports, showing readers what they need to do to create safer systems, not just compliant ones. These are stories from the trenches about companies that have suffered intrusions and learned lessons that others can apply. September 7: Strategic Security: Data Leak Prevention. Can you prevent data leaks before they happen or stop them as they occur? We take a look at several of the products that claim they can. We'll tell you what we learned in testing them and offer our assessments. September 14: InformationWeek 500. Our annual evaluation of the best business-technology users includes in-depth analysis of research data, profiles of top companies, a ranked list of winners, and much more. September 28: One-Stop Virtual Management. When it comes to managing a virtual environment, there are so many potential places to insert management that you can end up with a lot of overlap and no one place to manage everything. We take a look at what exactly end-to-end management means, where the demarcation points are, and whether youŭd even want a single product to do all the management that a fully virtualized app environment demands. October 5: Anatomy Of The Cloud: Platform As A Service. November 2: Green Issue - Interactive pdf version of the magazine. When Worlds Collide: Integrating Collaboration, Social Business Software, and Content Management. December 14: Green Issue - Interactive pdf version of the magazine. December 21: Global CIO: Chief Of The Year. THE EDITORIAL-CLOSE DEADLINE IS ABOUT 3 WEEKS BEFORE EACH ISSUE DATE. |
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