To get your development projects under control, consider these five key capabilities when choosing a project management solution.
Data backup should be as important to your business as an insurance policy. It is crucial to find a method that protects every level of your data.
The cloud made self-service BI accessible. What's ahead for IT and business users?
Our storage analyst, Jon Toigo, takes a look back at the major events and trends in storage this year and asks what this means for 2013.
The cloud continues to be a hot topic for IT. Here are three storage trends to watch in 2013.
This year saw more ups than downs, at least for mainframe boosters.
If you could ask for an IT skill for the holidays, what would it be? Network architects and mobile app dev specialists are just two of the types of skill that will be in demand next year.
What are the Next Big Things data center managers are watching?
Emulation can pay big dividends. We examine emulation's long history, its value, and what's ahead, focusing on its use at Unisys.
These three trends will play a role in deciding which applications are the best candidates for the cloud.
The key to zero packet loss lies in understanding the four key sources of loss.
Applications technologies are changing rapidly. What trends and advances should developers pay attention to?
Virtualization matured in 2012; in 2013, virtualization will finally replace physical as the primary environment within the data center.
What's the latest in development languages, and what is BYOX?
A new exploit poses as law enforcement to trap users into paying to unlock their system What you need to know about the exploit and how to keep your users safe.
As IT became more business-critical, it had to deal with skills shortages. What's ahead in 2013?
Storage is still about finding the right balance of performance, capacity, and usage
As demands on IT continue to grow, so does the importance of workload automation. We examine three trends from 2012 and what's ahead in 2013 for this resource-saving technology.
Look for these transforming trends in your network security in the coming year.
With budgets under scrutiny, cloud computing may offer a strong ROI -- but only if you calculate costs properly.