Eaton’s latest Intelligent Power Manager Software strengthens integration with VMware Site Recovery Manager

Eaton has announced the launch of its Intelligent Power Manager™ software version 1.43, which now features even tighter integration with VMWare® vCenter’s Site Recovery Manager (SRM). As a result, the new software allows IT managers to automatically trigger SRM data replication caused by environmental or power alarms. This increases ease of use and reliability of both physical and virtual IT systems, which in turn enhances business continuity.

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Informatica launches free Big Data Edition trials for Cloudera and Hortonworks

Hadoop development teams can now quickly and easily evaluate the power of Informatica to accelerate their Big Data projects.

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Ipswitch MOVEitTM 8.1 managed file transfer system enhances enterprise security

Integration with security and business continuity solutions allows IT teams to streamline routine tasks and increase productivity.

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MapR Technologies appoints Patrik Svanström Vice President, EMEA

Enterprise technology veteran tapped to lead next phase of accelerated growth across the region.

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Red Hat Satellite 6 delivers Unified Cloud Systems Management

Red Hat Satellite 6 offers comprehensive configuration and lifecycle management across physical, virtual and hybrid cloud environments.

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