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Today's enterprise IT organizations are intimately familiar with the pain of change.
Under pressure to do more with less while accelerating velocity and responsiveness, IT is finding software systems harder than ever to provision and maintain.
Similarly, most IT organizations lack consistent and repeatable processes for the handoff between phases in the release lifecycle.
This leads to system configuration “drift” between dev, test, staging and production phases, which often leads to failed deployments and outages.
In the first of two rPath webinars, attendees will learn how to take the time, cost and risk out of system provisioning and patching, allowing them to scale at near-zero marginal cost.

Cloud Computing Conference & Expo, April 19-21, 2010, New York City
Published February 2, 2010 Reads 2,776
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