Despite what you hear from trolls, bigots, and misogynists, diversity in the technology industry is a good thing. But the philosophy of diversity needs more champions. Tech companies and IT organizations need to expand their workforce beyond the herds of white men that have dominated the industry for decades.
CA Technologies Pushes for Diversity in Tech Industry
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IT Management
CA Technologies
Featured
Network Management
network management
Shamus McGillicuddy
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CA Analyst Symposium- CA is Changing
- I had an interesting experience a few weeks ago. I went to NYC to brief with CA Technologies. I spent a full day speaking in group sessions with some of its top executives including CEO, Mike Gregoire, EVP Technology and Development, Peter Griffiths, EVP Strategy and Corporate Development Jacob Lamm, as well as a 1 on 1 meeting with GM of Security Management Mike Denning,. I found their discussions and candor on the changes and advancements within CA VERY refreshing; more so than I would have expected from what I perceived as a “monolithic behemoth” such as CA.
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Application programming interface
Mike Gregoire
Minder
cloud computing
IT Management
Bring your own device
CA Technologies
David Monahan
New York City
Peter Griffiths
Scott Crawford
Security
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Dell’s Clean Slate Approach to Enterprise IT
Breaking News: Dell Acquires Enstratius to Further Complete Its Cloud Story
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Dell
IBM
cloud computing
IT Management
CA Technologies
Systems Management
BMC
CloudStack
Google Compute Engine
OpenStack
Torsten Volk
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Dell’s Clean Slate Approach to Enterprise IT
Breaking News: Dell Acquires Enstratius to Further Complete Its Cloud Story
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Dell
IBM
CA Technologies
Big data
Hewlett-Packard
Business service management
Systems Management
BMC
$1.5 billion
Cloud Administration
John Swainson
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EMA Radar for Workload Automation 2012 – Key Findings
During this year’s research for the 2012 EMA Workload Automation (WLA) Radar Report, we encountered a number of very interesting core findings. These research results mostly originated from dozens of conversations with end customers, who have been using WLA software for many years and sometimes even for decades. WLA, by definition, is a mature discipline, as it started during the beginning of mainframe times, then became more complex when organizations adopted distributed computing, and today is faced with a new challenge: the cloud. Please take a look at what our research showed as the most important aspects of a modern WLA solution. The following vendors were included in the report: Arcana, ASCI, ASG, BMC, CA Technologies, Cisco, Flux, MVP Systems, Network Automation, ORSYP, Stonebranch, UC4.
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IT Management
WLA
Workload automation
CA Technologies
Systems Management
Business process
BMC
Network Automation
Stonebranch
Torsten Volk
Web service
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