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Consolidation and centralization are essential tasks of enterprise IT departments, which in recent times have to exploit all options to save costs. At the same time, a consolidated and centralized IT infrastructure is a prerequisite for the implementation of business continuity and disaster recovery solutions. Very often, however, reaching this aim is accompanied by a growing dissatisfaction of the users. This can be avoided. The course shows where problems may occur and how they can be avoided. Participants will be enabled to analyze existing solutions and to implement new technologies. They will be able to evaluate the concepts of different vendors and to create customized solutions. Course Contents • Typical Pitfalls and their Causes • Centralization of Microsoft Services • Centralization of File Services and Storage Data: Wide Area File Systems (WAFS), Wide Area Application Services (WAAS), Remote Office Consolidation (ROC), File Area Networks (FAN) • Centralization of Applications: Thin Client, Citrix MetaFrame, and Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol • Content Networking • Server Consolidation and Virtualization: Virtual Machine (z/VM), VMWare, and Microsoft Virtual Server • Storage Consolidation and SAN Virtualization • Application Consolidation, Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA), and Web Services • Virtualization of Voice Services in the Network: Unified Communication Detailed Table of Contents In this course of the ExperTeach Networking series, each student will receive the comprehensive ExperTeach course documentation. Target Group The course addresses employees responsible for the centralization and consolidation of applications, services, data, and hardware. Technical decision-takers, consultants, and pre-sales staff will learn which technologies should be applied for which purpose and why. The course, thus, helps participants to analyze and explain which new technologies can be used to solve existing problems. Knowledge Prerequisites Even if the typical problems faced during consolidation and centralization frequently have intricate technical causes, the successful attendance of the course only requires a basic understanding of the IT world. Where deeper know-how is required, the knowledge will be imparted in the course. KOZE |
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