Leadership / Planning, IT budgeting, IT governance, Vendor selection / Outsourcing
Linux-based server management, Unix-based server management, Windows-based server management, Blade server management, Virtual server deployment and management
SAN technology, NAS technology, Data backup and disaster recovery, Data storage planning and management, Data storage virtualization
Planning and layout, Infrastructure, Management, Green data center, Cloud computing
Network Security / Data Protection, Platform / App Security, Threat management, Security management
ERP software, CRM software, BI software, App dev, App integration, SOA & Web services
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