Articles by Julie Sartain
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Acquisition 101 – manage what matters
What happens when your revenues double overnight? Multiple challenges required one solution.
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How a B2B company got its tech groove back
Upgrading a bunch of legacy systems meant winning back market share for an industrial supply company. Here are the lessons it learned.
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How IT automation put fast food maker on fast track to success
A look at how Subway successfully unified and automated a series of key data center batch processes that put the submarine sandwich maker on a path to success.
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How a Hybrid IT Cloud Service Helped Findly Reach New Heights
When social recruiting firm Findly acquired an on-demand talent communications company its client base doubled overnight. IT execs knew a serious infrastructure change was in order. Here’s how a hybrid cloud solution addressed Findly’s new needs.
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How an MSP Can Help Your Company Get Its Groove Back
Managed service providers (MSPs) are rapidly becoming the gold standard for outsourcing the day-to-day management responsibilities and operations of corporations worldwide, so the IT staff can focus on R&D, new products and better customer service.
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How RMS Put Its Catastrophe Modeling Software in the Cloud
After hosting its software on Amazon Web Services, risk management firm RMS decided to move to a private cloud. The decision paid off, largely because RMS got a little help from its friends.
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Next-Generation Video Surveillance Comes to Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office protects one of the country's fastest-growing areas. Video surveillance systems in its jails couldn't keep up with the growth -- or the times. Find out why the department turned to fully integrated security controls and big data storage.
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What Google I/O Moves Mean for Developers, Small Businesses and Consumers
It's taken some time to digest the many morsels Google presented at its latest I/O conference. Here's what the news on Google Drive, Android Auto and, of course, wearables means for those who use or develop for Google services.
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