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Best Practices for Accelerating Your Web Applications

Overview To maximize the performance and security of your Web-enabled, mission-critical business applications, you need an infrastructure that's built from the ground up for optimized application delivery.

Listen to this TechRepublic Webcast, featuring Morgan Gerhart, Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Citrix Systems, to learn about a family of solutions that deliver:

Maximized application performance
End-to-end application security
Continuous application availability

Now available on demand, this Citrix-sponsored Webcast explains why application chokepoints occur, how to pinpoint the source of a bottleneck, and how you can boost the performance of your Web apps by up to 15 times their normal delivery rates. Check it out today!

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Citrix Systems
Live Date	8th December 2006 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Back-up, Data Quality, Database Management, Network Security, Security Applications, Security Standards, Security Management, E-commerce Security, Security Tools, Data Recovery - Security, Best Practices, High Performance Computing, Server Consolidation, Database Applications, Service Level Management, IT Reliability, SLA

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