Webcasts

Millennial Net: Meeting the Energy Challenge

As businesses seek to reduce costs and improve efficiencies around their energy consumption, Millennial Net CEO Martin Hanssmann explains the value in taking action that improves sustainability for both the planet and your business.

ClearAction: Superior Customer Exp.

New rules of innovation include focus on customer jobs instead of features, segmentation by circumstances, measuring success by customers' built-in value judgments, and involving the whole company in innovating both intangibles and tangibles.

Oracle

Confirmit

Confirmit: Listen Up! Join Debra Lechner of Farmers Insurance on April 7 as she describes the value Farmers drives into its business by leveraging the voice of its customers.

Siemens, Measuring the Pain: What is Fragmented Communication Costing Your Enterprise?

Still not convinced that the right unified communications strategy will transform your business and save you millions? Come see new research that monetizes the cost of inaction in cold, hard dollars, in our on-demand webcast.

Compuware, Matt Light Gartner

Copan, ESG on Persistent Data, Part 1

In part one of this two part series, the Enterprise Storage Group (ESG) defines persistent data and examines the impact of persistent data on end users and IT data managers.

HP, Data Protection Just Got Better

Discover best practices for getting the most out of deduplication technology, including critical considerations to selecting the right solution based on the size and application needs of your IT environment.

Planview, The Road to IT Financial Transparency

There is a growing trend at leading enterprises to put people, processes and tools in place to achieve financial transparency to better understand the flow of money through IT. But how do you get there? Join Forrester Research VP Craig Symons and Planview Executive in Residence, Rich Murphy for a new Webcast, The Road to IT Financial Transparency.

EMC, Leverage the Web 2.0 Approach to Collaboration and Content Management

Traditional enterprise content management tools are often too complex for the typical knowledge worker. Yet enterprise-wide adoption is critical to ensuring better control and management over information.