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Is virtualization right for your business? How about cloud computing? Don't know the difference? That's OK — most non-IT folks don't either. The word "cloud" is often thrown around as an umbrella term, while "virtualization" is often confused with cloud computing. Although the two technologies aresimilar, they are not interchangeable, and the difference is significant enough to affect your business decisions. Here is a guide to help demystify the tech behind the jargon.
What is virtualization?
In a nutshell, virtualization is software that separates physical infrastructures to create various dedicated resources. It is the fundamental technology that powers cloud computing."Virtualization software makes it possible to run multiple operating systems and multiple applications on the same server at the same time," said Mike Adams, director of product marketing at VMware, a pioneer in virtualization and cloud software and services. "It enables businesses to reduce IT costs while increasing the efficiency, utilization and flexibility of their existing computer hardware."The technology behind virtualization is known as a virtual machine monitor (VMM) or virtual manager, which separates compute environments from the actual physical infrastructure. Virtualization makes servers, workstations, storage and other systems independent of the physical hardware layer, said John Livesay, vice president of InfraNet, a network infrastructure services provider. "This is done by installing a Hypervisor on top of the hardware layer, where the systems are then installed."
Essentially, virtualization differs from cloud computing because virtualization is software that manipulates hardware, while cloud computing refers to a service that results from that manipulation."Virtualization is a foundational element of cloud computing and helps deliver on the value of cloud computing," Adams said. "Cloud computing is the delivery of shared computing resources, software or data — as a service and on-demand through the Internet."Mos
t of the confusion occurs because virtualization and cloud computing work together to provide different types of services, as is the case with clouds. The cloud can, and most often does, include virtualization products to deliver the compute service, said Rick Philips, vice president of compute solutions at IT firm Weidenhammer. "The difference is that a true cloud provides self-service capability, elasticity, automated management, scalability and pay-as you go service that is not inherent in virtualization."
•Maximize resources— Virtualization can reduce the number of physical systems you need to acquire, and you can get more value out of the servers. Most traditionally built systems are underutilized. Virtualization allows maximum use of the hardware investment.
•Multiple systems — with virtualization, you can also run multiple types of applications and even run different operating systems for those applications on the same physical hardware.
• IT budget integration — when you use virtualization, management, administration and all the attendant requirements of managing your own infrastructure remain a direct cost of your IT operation.
Determining whether or not virtualization is the best solution for a business requires an in-depth analysis of the organization's specific needs and requirements."Some of the items we discuss with customers when they are evaluating private cloud — virtualization — versus cloud computing include who is going to be providing the support and how challenging is integration with other systems," Livesay said.
You should also consider costs — total cost of expenditure (TCO), operational expenditures (OPEX) and capital expenditures (CAPEX) — how much management the business can and want to do, scalability requirements, security needs and how much feature development can be expected, Livesay said."Generally speaking, businesses who work more on an OPEX model that have less IT staff and fewer security concerns are more cloud oriented," Livesay said. "Businesses that need greater control for integration and security or who work more on a CAPEX model would lean towards virtualization."
How do businesses know if they should use a true cloud solution?
While virtualization is the best solution for some organizations, a cloud solution offers several benefits that are more suitable for other businesses.
Philips said cloud solutions are best for business with the following needs:
• Outsourced IT — the day-to-day administration, care and feeding of supporting systems move away from you to the service provider. This could free up internal IT resources for higher-value business support and allow you to put IT budget dollars toward efforts that advance your business.
• Quick setup — Cloud start-up is relatively quick and easy. Plus, servers, appliances and software perpetual licenses go away when you use such a service.
• Pay-as-you-go — an example could be found in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications available today that allow the off-loading of basic IT requirements to cloud service providers. You pay for what you need and use. But you do not have to continue to invest in many of the products used to support the network and systems, such as spam/anti-virus, encryption, data archiving, email services and off-site storage.
• Scalability — by using the cloud, you can also temporarily scale your IT capacity by off-loading high-demand compute requirements to an outside provider. As a result, as mentioned above, you pay for only what you need and use, only at the time when you need it.
Keep in mind, however, that virtualization and cloud services are not end-all, be-all solutions. Like any other technology or service a business adopts, things can always change.
"While cloud computing and virtualization each have their own benefits, they are not competing approaches," Adams said. "We view cloud computing as an evolution of virtualization. Customers that virtualize their hardware servers may adopt cloud computing over time for increased self-service, scale, service delivery levels and agility."
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A recent survey indicates that 40 per cent of employees who receive poor job training leave their positions within the first year. They cite the lack of skills training and development as the principal reason for moving on.
Consider the cost of turnover. With one fewer worker, your company's productivity slips. Sales decline. Your current staff members are required to work more hours. Morale may suffer. To find a replacement, you spend time screening and interviewing applicants. Once you hire someone, you need to train that person. The cost of staff turnover adds up. Figures vary, but it can cost as much as €2,500, depending on the position, to replace a frontline employee. That is a hefty price to pay for not training staff.
The value of training is in the application of the knowledge gained from a course that has been delivered in the context of the company from which the delegate has come from. It is critical to ensure that the learning is practical and can be applied post course to ensure both employee satisfaction and training budget ROI. Learning is a journey and the delivery of training is just one part of the process. It is important to integrate the learning across the company to ensure that learning complements each division and individual and does not negatively impact areas of the business.It is important to have a learning programme and competencies road map that works across the business and is focused on measureable business value and ROI.
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Entering its 19th year, the eircom Spiders competition is the longest standing digital event of its kind in Ireland.
The aim of the awards is to find Ireland's best and brightest digital influencer's.
The categories are designed to acknowledge and promote businesses and communities who are making their mark through technological advancements, innovation and e-commerce.
SureSkills a long standing backer of technology and technical innovations in Ireland and we are delighted to sponsor the eLeraning and Education award category.
Similar to previous year's awards, the awards will highlight digital achievements across a range of categories including: financial services, tourism, charity, retail, news, education, entertainment, web design, user experience, social media and sports.
This year's awards will take place on Thursday, 20th November in Dublin's Convention Centre and will be hosted by popular Irish known TV personalities Jennifer Maguire and Bernard O'Shea.
The eircom Spiders are hosted in conjunction with Business & Finance Magazine. Independent.ie is once again the media partner for the awards.
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A recent SAP and Oxford Economics workforce report found that only 7% of Millennial workers received professional development through networking, as they rely more on formal training and mentoring for skill development. Also, 29% of Millennial workers globally expect more feedback than they get and 39% would consider leaving their jobs due to a lack of training and development.
Preparing for the 2020 workforce is critical to business strategy, growth, and performance. To understand the challenges and opportunities, Oxford Economics and SAP surveyed over 2,700 executives and more than 2,700 employees in 27 countries during the second quarter of 2014.
We found that many companies lack the structure, strategy, culture, solutions and resources to manage employees effectively. To succeed, they must address the role and relevance of people strategy; changing demographics and evolving definitions of work; leadership ability and cultivation; employee wants and needs; and talent development..
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Jump in on "shadow IT projects" outside of your department to gain control and boost budget
CIOs who are worried about a dwindling IT budget should work on technology projects in different departments to access more funds, Gartner analysts suggested at the annual symposium in Barcelona this week.
Gartner predicts that technology budgets will increase considerably while traditional IT will not see the benefit, with only a one percent boost to their annual funds in the future.
To counteract this changing landscape within IT and shadow IT in the business, analyst Tina Ninno said that CIOs must recognise "the beauty of working as a team, as you are actually getting to spend other's money".
But the opportunity to work on projects outside the traditional remit of IT will become available if the department works in a "bi-modal" way, Ninno added.
Bi-modal comprises of "mode one" which Gartner describes as the everyday business processes that have a steady budget and are key to standing up everyday business processes. Mode two is the "innovative layer". Mode two projects could include internal and customer-facing applications, which are increasingly being developed outside the IT department and in marketing.
Moving these processes into mode one, where they become a key part of the business and secured by the IT team, will reaffirm IT's significance within the business and share increasing technology budgets across departments.
"You have to be a little bit smart," Frank Buytendijk, research vice president at Gartner, added during the conference. "If you have an efficient environment in mode one; mode one subsidises mode two.
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For many years, rap has been predominantly a men's game but, with the ascent of Nicki Minaj to the upper echelons of pop stardom, that's begun to change. Today, on the latest single off her forthcoming album re-release, the Harajuku Barbie hooks up with pop songstress Cassie to weigh in on The Boys in the industry. Over an unpredictable mix of synth swoops, syncopated percussion and gurgling acoustic-guitar arpeggios by Jonas Jeberg (of Big Noize Productions) and Jean Baptiste (of Free School Music), Minaj makes clear that she's not about to let any dude trifle with her: "I don't even brake when I'm backin' up / I swerve on a n*gga if he actin' up." On the chorus, the Bad Boy first lady paints a portrait that resembles quite a few popular male artists I can think of: "You get high, f**k a bunch of girls / And then cry on top of the world.." For more fresh cuts, including a collaboration with Young Money boss Weezy, check out Pink Friday Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up when it hits online retailers and record store shelves in November. Additionally, fans worldwide will be able to catch Nicki live starting October 21, when she kicks off her internatinoal tour in Nottimngham, UK.
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ITHACA, N.Y. – Remember that slim kid in school – the one with the cook-from-scratch mom? He's likely one of the fittest dudes at your high school reunion according to new research from Cornell University, published online in the journal PLOS ONE.
"One of the best safeguards against your children becoming overweight as adults is how involved you are with their lives," says Cornell's Brian Wansink, professor in the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and a leader of the team that used crowdsourcing to ask 532 adults, "Which childhood experiences and behaviors might predict slimness or obesity in adulthood?"
"What's particularly amazing is how people have identified these childhood predictors of obesity that experts never thought about," says Kirsten E. Bevelander, another report author, from The Netherlands' Radboud University Behavioural Science Institute. "Things like bullying, number of friends and how often parents play outdoors with their children are significantly predictive of how much a child will weigh as an adult."
"Playing with your children, talking about nutrition and simply spending time with them will make it more likely that your child becomes a slim adult," adds Wansink, director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab. "The bottom line for parents is: Spend a lot of time with your kids – it almost doesn't matter what (activity) you do with them – just stay in their young lives."
The study began by recruiting participants from reddit.com, the user-generated content news site, with notices posted on reddit sections for dieting, weight loss and parenting.
Each participant offered what they believed to be the best predictor of what a child would weigh as an adult – home environment, psychosocial well-being, lifestyle, family history – and submitted the predictor in the form of a question. Besides supplying his or her height, weight and age, participants answered questions generated by other participants about their own childhood behaviors and conditions.
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But an analysis of the publicly funded spy network, which is owned and controlled by local authorities and Transport for London, has cast doubt on its ability to help solve crime.
A comparison of the number of cameras in each London borough with the proportion of crimes solved there found that police are no more likely to catch offenders in areas with hundreds of cameras than in those with hardly any.
In fact, four out of five of the boroughs with the most cameras have a record of solving crime that is below average.
The figures were obtained by the Liberal Democrats on the London Assembly using the Freedom of Information Act.
Dee Doocey, the Lib-Dems' policing spokeswoman, said: "These figures suggest there is no link between a high number of CCTV cameras and a better crime clear-up rate.
"We have estimated that CCTV cameras have cost the taxpayer in the region of £200million in the last 10 years but it's not entirely clear if some of that money would not have been better spent on police officers.
"Although CCTV has its place, it is not the only solution in preventing or detecting crime.
"Too often calls for CCTV cameras come as a knee-jerk reaction. It is time we engaged in an open debate about the role of cameras in London today."
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There are now 10,524 CCTV cameras in 32 London boroughs funded with Home Office grants totalling about £200million.
Hackney has the most cameras - 1,484 - and has a better-than-average clearup rate of 22.2 per cent.
Wandsworth has 993 cameras, Tower Hamlets, 824, Greenwich, 747 and Lewisham 730, but police in all four boroughs fail to reach the average 21 per cent crime clear-up rate for London.
By contrast, boroughs such as Kensington and Chelsea, Sutton and Waltham Forest have fewer than 100 cameras each yet they still have clear-up rates of around 20 per cent.
Police in Sutton have one of the highest clear-ups with 25 per cent.
Brent police have the highest clear-up rate, with 25.9 per cent of crimes solved in 2006-07, even though the borough has only 164 cameras.
The figures appear to confirm earlier studies which have thrown doubt on the effectiveness of CCTV cameras.
A report by the criminal justice charity Nacro in 2002 concluded that the money spent on cameras would be better used on street lighting, which has been shown to cut crime by up to 20 per cent.
Scotland Yard is trying to improve its track record on the use of CCTV and has set up a special unit which collects and circulates CCTV images of criminals.
A pilot project is running in Southwark and Lambeth and is expected to be rolled out across the capital.
The figures only include state-funded cameras.
The true number, once privately run units and CCTV at rail and London Underground stations are taken into account, will be significantly higher.
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A lot of it will be seasonal: warm and fresh salads and sides made with produce from my garden and dad's. Green beans and peas are probably on the menu, and maybe potatoes and pumpkin. Hopefully beetroot, to roast. I won't know specific combos for these bowls and platters until much closer.
I have a couple of dressings and vinaigrettes to try over the coming weeks. I'm incredible boring and lazy; a dribble of olive or walnut oil and a squeeze of lemon juice is usually sufficient for me. But I'll expand my repertoire for the Christmas meal — and hopefully for future ones too.
So that just left the main event. I decided on a meat-free menu; it's not really a big deal for any of us, but Dad did make a joke about eating brown rice and chickpeas, so I had to come up with something impressive enough to re-assure him — festive, not frugal, dad! Then I read Garden Deli's recent post and thought a-ha! Pastry! Everything's better with pastry; fancier, posher, more celebratory!
My mind raced to a luscious Martha Stewart tomato tart I've made before, which is so simple; that simplicity showcases the incredible flavours of homegrown tomatoes. A beautifully short pastry, daubed with a herby-garlicky oil, then topped with thick slices of juicy tomatoes which roast until they reach height of tomatoey perfection. My mouth is watering just remembering this.
However, there's one flaw in this plan: neither dad nor I will have tomatoes ready for Christmas. And I refuse to buy pale, hard, cardboard-y ones from the shops. Dang!
I was inspired by a recipe from Valli Little in one of the delicious books, who herself was inspired by Yotam Ottolenghi (what lineage!). Yes, I was mashing up two recipes and adding my own twists, so this is why a practice run was essential. I came up with rich roasted sweet potato slices, atop a bed of creamy ricotta flavoured with fresh chives and lemon thyme, and meltingly-soft wine-sauteed leeks, all resting on a flaky pastry base.
In my practice run I have deduced that I can roast the sweet potato and sauté the leeks the day before; I could even mix up the ricotta too. That saves a lot kitchen stress and time on Christmas day, right? It's then simply assemble-and-bake.
I have yet to get the quantities for the ricotta right; I had a little leftover. I may also swap out the almond flakes (not in the original recipes) for pine nuts; they may be a better match for the sweet potato. These are the issues I wanted to discover in my practice run, but I essentially know that I'm on a winner with these.
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The camera didn't work when most-needed.Sergeants at the Valley Street Jail told a corrections officer to use a handheld camera to film what they termed the "extraction" of Ornelas from his cell.
Video from stationary cameras shows Slack filming Ornelas with the handheld camera as he is brought to and from showers. Slack told investigators he knew how to operate a different camera, but not the camera used for the Ornelas extraction.
A jail corrections officer hurt his hand during the Ornelas takedown.Ornelas had banged his head on the cell door, urinated in the cell and clogged the toilet, according to the investigation. He refused to calm down, and blasts of pepper spray proved ineffective.
"He went after Officer (Quinniford) Robinson, and missed, and then he turned around and he came off the top - well, came off the bunk," Corrections Officer Todd Gordon told investigators. "That's when I gra - I like caught him in midair. Brought him to the ground standing, and then brought him down to the ground."
Corrections officers eventually restrained Ornelas' feet and hands and dragged him to the showers to clean off the pepper spray.
"I was just surprised that when he came in and he said that his neck was hurting, I was surprised there wasn't no bracing on his neck," Corrections Officer Abellard Jolly said during his interview.
He pointed out, and the investigation confirmed, that an Elliot Hospital CT scan only went as far as the C2 vertebra. The injury was at the C4 vertebra, which was not captured by the CT scan.
"He (Robinson) is not one of the 'Oh, I'm a big tough guy,'" said Corrections Officer Ryan Ladd. "I think he's 50, almost 50 years old."
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Although he couldn't work the camera, Slack gave investigators vivid details about the extraction. Slack had never seen an inmate take as much pepper spray as Ornelas, he told investigators.
"Like his eyes were swollen shut, and then there was a lot of blood. I think that's what (happened), like, possibly when he fell and when they took him down. It reopened up the hospital injuries," Slack said.
Deputy Jail Security Chief Brian Martineau said his internal investigation determined Slack was alone in the cell for a minute, then joined by Robinson. Martineau told investigators he didn't believe the two harmed Ornelas, citing their body language.
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Research Article
Death discussion in science read-alouds: Cognitive, sociolinguistic, and moral processes
Article first published online: 13 DEC 2013
DOI: 10.1002/tea.21132
© 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Journal of Research in Science Teaching
Volume 51, Issue 2, pages 117–146, February 2014
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Oliveira, A. W., Reis, G., Chaize, D. O. and Snyder, M. A. (2014), Death discussion in science read-alouds: Cognitive, sociolinguistic, and moral processes. J. Res. Sci. Teach., 51: 117–146. doi: 10.1002/tea.21132
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- Issue published online: 10 JAN 2014
- Article first published online: 13 DEC 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 18 NOV 2013
- Manuscript Received: 22 AUG 2012
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- children and animals
Little research has been conducted on how to address the complex topic of death when teaching science to children. The present paper addresses this issue by examining how three elementary teachers discuss the death of wild animals during science read-aloud sessions. Our findings reveal the variety of ways in which nonhuman death can be cognitively, sociolinguistically and morally organized in such contexts. In terms of cognition, animal death was conceptualized metaphorically in terms of linear or cyclic motion (SOURCE-PATH-GOAL and CYCLE image schemas). Sociolinguistically, animal death was sometimes approached as the product of an agent's action (e.g., a predator) and at other times as an agentless outcome (e.g., a biological event that simply befell upon living creatures). Lastly, natural death was presented as morally "good" (i.e., acceptable biological outcomes of life in the wild), whereas pollution-related death was organized as unnatural and morally "bad" (i.e., unacceptable loss of natural life whose occurrence students should critically question). This study highlights the centrality of metaphorical structuring to nonhuman death discussions in the science read-alouds investigated and the possible pedagogical implications of favoring the approaches described. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Res Sci Teach 51: 117–146, 2014