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Top 5 sources of data breaches
Dan Simmons
Virtualized NonStop 3.0 Deployment Tools – What’s New and What’s Next?
Bryce Kosinski
A Note from Connect Leadership
Marty Edelman
NonStop Trends & Wins
Justin Simonds
NonStop TBC21 returns as virtual event and reality sets in!
Richard BuckleThis year, as was the case last year, the annual NonStop Technical Boot Camp 2021 (NonStopTBC21) became a virtual experience. No surprises really about this even as many members of the NonStop community held out in the hope that it would be a return to an in-person event. No surprises too that even with the lateness of the transition to virtual, along with the promotion of the event being free of charges for attendees, there were 1,000 participants maybe more.
Configuring your data for productivity vs security: A balancing act!
Roland LemoineI used to think that applying security is good as long as it does not get in the way of productivity. After all, isn’t the whole purpose of IT to improve productivity, so anything going against that golden rule is at least questionable? If security is an obstacle to productivity then it defeats the whole purpose of IT being at the service of humans and it should not be the other way around.
Expanding NonStop Opportunities
Ron Thompson
News from HPE’s NonStop Division
Prashanth Kamath U
Expanding NonStop Opportunities
Ron ThompsonWith the value of data losing value in seconds, minutes or hours – time is of the essence to maximize data value to improve decision making – with immediate insights, to add intelligence to processes, create opportunities, etc. For those interested in meaningfully improving outcomes by maximizing data value and innovating for impact – these are core ingredients for success in an on-line, real-time, all-the-time world.
Virtualized NonStop adoption is growing. Here’s what you should know if you’re planning for one
Prashanth Kamath USince the origin of computing, innovation has been happening in broadly two areas – 1) Technology – silicon, circuits, storage and so forth, aptly captured by “Moore’s law”, and 2) software – operating system, application, virtualization and the like. While these two areas continue to evolve, although at a slower pace than earlier, the last decade brought in another dimension to the innovation phenomenon –acquisition and consumption. Until the first decade of the 21st century, computing infrastructure was all captive. Companies built sprawling datacenters to house their IT infrastructure, managed by their staff – highly skilled to run operations and keep the “lights on”, if you will.
Virtualization; a world without limits now embraced by NonStop!
Richard BuckleVirtualization, and the support of virtual operating systems, has been a part of IT for a very long time. The concepts are pretty simple; I/O has been much slower than main memory so actions taken by the processor have happened more quickly than actions directed at storage. This resulted in a lot of processor wait time and processor time was viewed as expensive; what could we do while we waited? Initially this lead to the creation of a number of partitions all sharing virtual storage (VS) so much so that it wasn’t unusual to find large systems running five, seven, twelve and more partitions that, in the case of IBM mainframes, broke processing down into online and batch.
The World of HPE NonStop Engineering
Stan KosinskiBy removing the barrier of distance, the Internet has transformed how we obtain information, make purchases, and conduct business. It has enabled HPE to bring together the best and brightest engineering talent, regardless of location, to produce the world class availability and integrity that defines NonStop computing. One could say that the distributed capabilities of the NonStop system are reflected in how the engineering staff work through connections spanning the globe. To borrow from a famous quote, the sun never sets on NonStop engineering!
NonStop Collaboration / Networking Is Key to TANDsoft’s Success
Janice Reeder-Highleyman
Expanding NonStop Opportunities
by Ron Thompson
Ron Thompson
Reflections on a Virtual Users’ Group
Bill HonakerJust a few months ago, N2TUG was starting to plan for our early summer meeting. We had barely started the task when events outside our control made our usual in-person, Vendor-sponsored meeting unlikely at best. We knew we wouldn’t be able to hold it in summer, and started considering the Fall. In hindsight, even that was a bit too optimistic.
Have you ever been to Japan?
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseJapan is located in the east of the Eurasian continent, consists of five main islands from north to south, Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu and Okinawa, 6,852 islands in all. The climate classification varies from subarctic in the north to subtropical in the south, and there are four seasons. It has an area of 377,975.21 km2 with a population of 126.16 million and a time zone of UTC +9. The capital is Tokyo, Japan, located on the mainland.
