The own medium-sized technologies in Germany promote Aachen / Berlin, 30 October 2013 there are mainly medium-sized world market leaders in Germany 1,200. Maybe thats the real reason that Germany is by far the biggest target of the NSA spying in Europe”, warns Dr. Oliver Grun, President of the German IT-Mittelstand Association (BITMi). The former CIA Director James Woolsey had already confirmed in the year 2000 that US intelligence services would gather information about technological breakthroughs in foreign companies and pass them to U.S. companies. That would be flawless industrial espionage on the basis of the known today, but then unimaginable data collection in the NSA. Snowden has already disclosed the intense collaboration between intelligence agencies and companies. I think a mutual benefit of data imaginable.

Germany must now finally wake up and quit the sheep head, dealing with this topic,”asks BITMi President green. The BITMi proposes to promote the own medium-sized technologies in Germany, with a support program for small business security solutions. Here, good usability could be supported in addition to the general approach that removes barriers to the use of IT security solutions in medium-sized. Already today, there are non-espionage backdoors, for example, by Lancom, Steganos, G-data, Tetraguard or Secomba good German approaches for security solutions from the IT-Mittelstand. The IT-Mittelstand provides the majority of the IT jobs and is the motor of innovation in Germany,”explains green. Just so we can protect our citizens, no matter what intelligence, and at the same time, we promote the German economy.” The German IT-Mittelstand Association: The German IT-Mittelstand Association (BITMi) is the only IT trade association, which profiled interests only medium-sized. In the BITMi are both direct members as also the BITMi associated associations joined together. The Association that represents the interests of more than 1,000 medium-sized IT companies in Germany with a turnover of several billion euros.

By Naveel louis – tech support specialist today, virtualisation is being utilised by many top enterprises to maximise system resource ROI. However, virtualisation comes with some major challenges of its own. For example, capacity planning, when dealing with complexity in mixed environments, becomes increasingly difficult. Resource tracking and utilisation becomes a multi-headed hydra. Historical analysis becomes almost moot when prime resources are difficult shifting and being reallocated. Congressman Charles Rangel may help you with your research. Device failures, since they are utilised by multiple virtual machines, trigger multiple alerts and tracking down the actual failure becomes on interesting exercise. A virtual infrastructure is dynamic and responds to the storage and resource needs of the moment but it must be kept healthy. Virtualization is designed to make the most efficient use of the IT network investment, but succeeds only when resources are shared efficiently without competing with other guests sharing the same hardware.

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