Java, Windows Open Source & Cisco Connect

Java, Windows Open Source & Cisco Connect

The recent news about Java in UDS Enterprise, the possibility of Windows Open Source and Cisco Connect 2015 Conference have been the most outstanding topics in our blog for the last two weeks.

Find below the links to the most interesting news according to our followers:

UDS Enterprise doesn’t need Java installed

Microsoft may release Windows as Open Source

Cisco Connect 2015: the new FastIT model

Open Source VDI: Efficiency in Government

Open Source VDI: Efficiency in Government

XXII asLAN.2015 Conference is being held today and tomorrow in Madrid, an event focused on the new digital infrastructures available to businesses and Governments to optimize deployment, mobility and safety… of infrastructures and network applications.

Among the different forums in this event, the one related to government deserves special attention, where topics as, for example, mobility in government as one of the keys to improve the efficiency and move towards a “connected society”, more globalized and competitive are discussed.

Cisco Connect 2015: the new FastIT model

Cisco Connect 2015: the new FastIT model

Cisco celebrates its annual event Cisco Connect the next 7th May in Kinepolis (Madrid). Under the title “The Digital Transformation”, they will discuss about the present and the future of the latest technologies, the current trends and their practical application in business.

The company will unveil its new FastIT model, which provides the necessary tools to obtain efficiency from the productivity of the employees. They will discuss, among other things, the advantages of Internet of Everything (IoE) and how to convert data from the network (Big Data) in real-time business value.

Converged vs hyper-converged infrastructures

Converged vs hyper-converged infrastructures

What are the main differences between hyper-converged and converged infrastructures?

The main difference is that hyper-converged infrastructures are defined by software and completely transparent. In this type of infrastructure, components cannot be separated in the same way as in the converged ones, but they are more flexible and customizable.

The flexibility of hyper-converged infrastructures makes them more scalable and cost-effective, because you can add, for example, more storage blocks as needed. In the converged ones, this option isn’t possible, since it is necessary to add whole packages, what makes them more expensive.

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