• Making Sense of the Digital Marketing Landscape
• 20 Jun 2013
• The explosion of interest in digital marketing is causing the landscape to become swamped by a profusion of terminology and provider hype. As organizations rush to acquire new digital marketing capabilities from the cloud, they suffer from the lack of a comprehensive view of how business goals, functions and technologies intersect and overlap. Digital marketing landscape visualizations we find in the market today present dizzying arrays of tiny logos in obscurely labeled boxes that convey no understanding of the big picture. Fortunately, Gartner has a fresh solution.

• Private Cloud in a Can: Good or Bad?
• 25 Jun 2013
• Private cloud-in-a-can configurations are designed to make the creation of a private cloud simpler by pre-integrating the hardware and software components at the factory. However, IT organizations must think carefully before deploying them they aren't a good fit for every situation.

• User Experience Design: From Web to Mobile to Social
• 25 Jun 2013
• Many organizations now realize that a high-quality user experience can provide competitive business advantage. Enterprises are adopting the technologies and practices pioneered by leading consumer Web properties (e.g., Amazon, Google and Facebook). The challenge is that the Web is evolving toward social and mobile, which means designers must stretch further, to cover these new bases.

• Defining a Mobility Strategy: Our Advice to IT
• 25 Jun 2013
• This webinar discusses Gartner's guidance on how enterprises should define a mobility strategy. The covered research describes the elements of a mobile architecture and their impact on the enterprises infrastructure, governance and policies.

• Mobile Trends and Issues From 2013 to 2016
• 26 Jun 2013
• The mobile maelstrom shows no signs of calming. In 2013, mobility poses more challenges than ever for CIOs who will struggle with hundreds of new smartphones and tablets, face business demands for ever-more-sophisticated apps, and fight to secure corporate information on employee-owned devices. New dimensions of mobility will emerge as the mobile handset links to a wide range of consumer electronics, cars, and personal peripherals. But although it's confusing and complex, mobility is also the best opportunity for genuine business innovation that most companies will see this decade. This webinar explains the key mobile trends and shows how to turn complexity into opportunity.

• The Future of IT Service Support Management
• 26 Jun 2013
• Claims of the death of the IT service desk are greatly exaggerated. Although the Nexus of Forces present challenges to traditional IT service desks, they also enable opportunities to modernize the business user experience. The ability to demonstrate value is paramount, and modern IT service support must place more emphasis on proactive business user productivity enablement. This presentation will provide an overview of the current state of IT service management challenges and how IT service support organizations are modernizing to meet the needs of the business.

• Mobile Changes How People Collaborate: What to Do About It
• 27 Jun 2013
• Mobile devices are altering how employees communicate and collaborate. The old workhorse -- the desktop PC -- is no longer the center of the information worker universe. Consequently, IT must develop a framework for assessing how and when employees should use tablets and smartphones to get their work done more efficiently, and when they should still use traditional desktops and laptops.

• Prepare For and Minimize the Security Risks of Cloud Computing
• 27 Jun 2013
• Where does the world stand on cloud computing risks? What should we be most worried about, what can we do about it today, and if we can't do anything about it today, when can we? This webinar will summarize the latest research into the best practices for cloud risk management, including survey data on risk assessment practices and the Hype Cycle for Cloud Computing Security.

• Now Is the Time for Mainstream IT Organizations to Understand PaaS
• 02 Jul 2013
• Leading Java vendors, such as IBM and Oracle, are delivering their first strategic renditions of platform as a service (PaaS) in 2013. Notable midsize application infrastructure vendors like Pivotal, Tibco, Software AG and Progress are also initiating strategic investments in PaaS markets. All join the cloud-native vendors such as salesforce.com, Google and Amazon in the competition for leadership in cloud platform markets. Enterprises will face new choices, new hype, new opportunities and risks in cloud architecture, technology and delivery. IT organizations need to understand PaaS to select the best solutions for their enterprise.

• The Nexus of Forces Is Transforming CRM
• 02 Jul 2013
• As the importance of delivering the right product with the right marketing messages at the right time increases, technology providers need to walk the talk by improving their plans for delivering technology and tools to help their customers. This presentation will explore how software markets are changing shape and what the Nexus of Forces at play means for your market plans and product strategies. The Nexus of Forces is changing your markets and strategies now.