HotLink Corporation announced HotLink Hybrid Express for Citrix, the first hybrid management solution to seamlessly extend VMware vCenter to XenServer for Citrix desktop and application virtualization users. For IT organizations that have standardized on VMware management for general-purpose virtual infrastructure, HotLink’s new offering is the only technology available that enables the robust capabilities of VMware vCenter to be applied to XenServer hosts and virtual machines (VMs) without adding consoles, sacrificing features, rebuilding VM templates, redesigning workflows or adding new IT skills.

Citrix and HotLink are working together to help Citrix customers dramatically simplify hybrid IT operations and reduce overall costs, while benefitting from the superior performance of the XenServer hypervisor for XenApp and XenDesktop deployments. Optimized for application virtualization and VDI, XenServer – included in all XenApp and XenDesktop editions – offers superior graphics support and industry-leading security, as well as faster desktop boot times, lower network bandwidth utilization and streamlined Provisioning Services. With HotLink Hybrid Express for Citrix, IT shops can combine best-of-breed virtual infrastructure together with unified, fine-grained administration and management that’s easy to deploy and intuitive to use.

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Scale Computing, a market leader in hyperconverged solutions, announced that it is working with Google to develop a hybrid cloud solution that makes it easy for organizations, including channel partners and MSPS, to move application workloads freely in the cloud or on-premises.

The new offering, called HC3 Cloud Unity allows an organization’s apps to use resources in the cloud and on-prem at the same time, and enables apps solely created for on-prem to now run on Google Cloud Platform.

HC3 Cloud Unity combines the private cloud capabilities of Scale’s HC3 hyperconverged platform, SCRIBE software-defined-storage, and new SD-WAN capabilities with Google Compute Engine, the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering for Google Cloud Platform. HC3 also leverages Google’s recently released nested virtualization support.

1.    Website Design

Your website is the front door to your business. It should therefore be the biggest priority out of all your marketing efforts. Not only must it be visually appealing, but it must also have a fast uptime and a superb user experience. It’s important to turn to a web development specialist, such as coolblueweb, who have the knowledge and experience to create an attractive, easy-to-use website for your brand.

2.    Social Media Marketing

No modern business can afford to ignore social media. In fact, many companies are running successful companies using social media alone. While the platforms can be a little intimidating for beginners, they can transform your business for the better.

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Zenoss Inc., the leader in Software-Defined IT Operations, today announced the launch of its Nutanix ZenPack, a comprehensive monitoring integration that gives Zenoss customers the ability to view their entire Nutanix hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) deployments as a single holistic unit, encompassing the Distributed Storage Fabric (DSF), server compute capacity and virtual network components.

Linked with Zenoss Service Impact, the Nutanix ZenPack gives users the ability to see when and where performance issues occur and pinpoint the services that rely on Nutanix infrastructure, greatly accelerating the ability of IT Operations professionals to perform root-cause analysis (RCA) and accelerate the mean time to resolution (MTTR) of issues or outages.

Tintri, Inc., a leading enabler of enterprise cloud, has today announced that it will be exhibiting at IP Expo London on October 4 and 5. Tintri, located at stand GG24, will be discussing how organizations can deliver public cloud agility inside their own data center – for total control over cost and performance.

Tintri is working with customers across EMEA to help them embark on their cloud journey. Recently, Tintri announced a number of new software including an extension of its on-premises all-flash storage solutions to AWS S3 and IBM Cloud Object Storage. Additionally, it announced a new all-flash series, the EC6000 platform, that allows organizations and CSPs to scale from 19TB up to 40PB and support up to 480,000 virtual machines. And last week, Tintri launched the new T1000 all-flash storage product, which is aimed at ROBO and smaller VDI workloads and will sold exclusively through Tintri’s channel globally.

Scale Computing announced that it is working with Google to develop HC3 Cloud Unity, a hybrid cloud solution that makes it easy for organizations, including channel partners and MSPS, to move application workloads freely in the cloud or on-premises. 

HC3 Cloud Unity allows an organization’s apps to use resources in the cloud and on-prem at the same time, and enables apps solely created for on-prem to now run on Google Cloud Platform. 

"One of the biggest barriers to cloud adoption for IT organizations is the inability to move applications to and from the cloud," said Jeff Ready, CEO and co-founder of Scale Computing. "With HC3 Cloud Unity, Google and Scale have laid a massive two-way speedway across the HC3 clusters on-premises and HC3 on Google Cloud Platform. This network means organizations no longer have to use or create different apps for the cloud, they can utilize their apps created for on-prem to run in the Google Cloud, which will be a game changer of end users, channel partners and MSPs globally." 

Think long and hard about what your company is lacking and what customers want more of from you. Design a plan that outlines your objectives and how you’re going to get there. Converse with others on your leadership team to confirm they agree with your ideas. See business enhancements that actually add value.

The Cloud

Moving your business to the cloud is a smart way to add value. Doing this has the potential to deliver big changes to your company. You’ll rest easy knowing your data is being stored safely and securely. This is beneficial if any computers are tampered with or you have a run in with any type of natural disaster. It’s easy to stay in touch when you’re working within the cloud. Team members will have no problem working remotely and sharing documents with each other.