What is a Short Take Event?
A Short Take Event is
- Free
- 1-1½ hours in duration
- Non-technical
- Informational
- Presented by topic experts
Who can attend a Short Take Event?
Any HP customer, regardless of service level, can attend.
What topics are currently available?
Latest and Greatest Security Features in HP-UX 11i v3 (EVO-Sec)
Targeting HP-UX systems administrators and technical managers, this Short Take covers HP-UX security features, functions and products available in HP-UX 11i v3. It highlights the new product "Standard Mode Security Extensions" as the migration path from traditional Trusted Systems mode to a more OS-integrated security approach.
Offered: October 28, 2008
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Overview of VMware Basics (VMW)
Enhance your knowledge of the benefits of virtualization. Get practical how-to guidelines for building and managing virtual environments. And profit from expert insights on server virtualization and consolidation. Designed for audiences of all technical backgrounds, including both prospective and current virtualization users, this seminar provides an overview of VMware basics and an introduction to some of VMware’s advanced features and capabilities.
Offered: September 23, 2008
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Turbo-boosting ITIL with Business Analysis (TBA)
ITIL boosts operational IT efficiency and effectiveness, as well as strengthening business/IT alignment. But it is only one link in the chain of practices between business strategy and IT services. Formalizing your enterprise business analysis practices helps you derive greater value from ITIL.
This seminar is intended for IT people responsible for defining, implementing and improving ITIL processes; service-level managers and others who interact directly with the business to define and implement IT services; and anyone involved in specifying and validating IT services requirements.
Offered: June 24, 2008; July 22, 2008; August 19, 2008; September 22, 2008; October 20, 2008
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