Enterprise Efficiency Debuts German-Language Edition

NEW YORK, March 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Enterprise Efficiency has launched a German version of its popular blogsite for IT executives and managers, blending news, technology, and analysis for German IT professionals.

Berlin-based Charlotte Erdmann has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of Enterprise Efficiency's German edition; she was previously Editor-in-Chief of Mac Life magazine as well as a host of special publications published by falkemedia in Kiel. In addition, Christoph Strobel was named Managing Editor; he's written about technology, gadgets, and games for GQ, Handelsblatt, Tagesspiegel, Business News, and macnews.de.

The German edition of Enterprise Efficiency, which is sponsored by Dell, can be viewed here: http://de.enterpriseefficiency.com

"German IT professionals are struggling with the same technology challenges as everyone else – how to transition to cloud computing, managing large-scale virtualization, and getting security that's comprehensive and effective," Erdmann said. "The German edition of Enterprise Efficiency will tap into the proven, community-based approach of sharing best-practices, technical workarounds, and tips for getting the most out your IT investment."

Erdmann has enlisted an elite cadre of bloggers journalists to write for the site, including Sascha Boerger, Don Dahlmann, Gerald Erdmann, and Michael Hulskotte.  

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