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TechVision Spring Event May 7th 2009 Phoenix, AZ

Join MicroAge at TechVision Spring 2009 as we bring our manufacturer partners together to discuss trends and technologies. Attendees will see offerings around virtualization, storage, management, business continuity, security and power. Network with our manufacturer partners at this complimentary event. Register

How to Get More From Your IT Certifications

Are you getting all the value you can from that certification? An IT certification is an asset that needs a little care and maintenance in order to retain and increase its value. It also has the power to open doors and give you opportunities you might not get otherwise. NetworkWorld

Security's Role in Handling Layoffs

Layoffs are an unfortunate reality in this economic climate. Security has a critical role in helping support both the departing employees and the organization. CSO

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WhatsUp Gold is the Solution to your Network Pain

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Solution Spotlight

Your Network Tools are Obsolete

Today's networks demand things yesterday's tools can't deliver. The problem is that applications aren’t just about transactions anymore: They have far-reaching consequences of delivering content across a wide swath of Internet and local network infrastructure. BaselineMag

Where IT Spending is Going in 2009

A new report titled Dataquest Alert: Utilities, Healthcare and Government Lead IT Spending Growth in Challenging 2009, details where IT spending is headed. BaselineMag

Tool Measures Outside Air for Data Center Cooling

A new tool determines whether they can use air outside of their data centers, aka free cooling, to help keep systems cool and reduce energy costs. Users plug in a ZIP code and other variables related to the power and cooling of their data centers to determine how much money they can save using outside air. eWeek

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The Worlds Weirdest Keyboards

Keyboards without keys, a vertical keyboard with mirrors on the side so you can see your fingers, and keyboards on which you type on the back: Get ready for some wacky input devices. PCWorld