The use of proprietary mainframe servers continues to decline -- for everybody but IBM. System z, in fact, is doing just fine. The rest of the mainframe field? Not so much.
Why analysis is an absolute necessity for you to succeed at implementing your cloud computing solution.
Attacks are getting increasingly complicated -- not just in the technology they use but in the number of parties involved in a single attack.
Application performance must be evaluated by looking at what your end users experience, not just what dashboards tell you is going on.
Remember all the talk about runaway data center electricity consumption? As it turns out, it might have been overblown -- perhaps even alarmist.
How can dev/test teams fine-tune the agile development life cycle so they can deliver applications faster?
With all the emphasis on cloud computing, applications must overcome browser-related performance issues.
A new report from security specialist McAfee warns that the information security sky is nigh on falling.
In the concluding article in our series, we look at storage management, examine how it serves as a translator, and discuss the search for a useful automated storage management paradigm.
In both the MSP and the SSP models for storage clouds, it is the management that delivers the value, not the infrastructure.
IT is often seen as a cost center, not a benefits center. A new survey sheds light on how IT’s ROI is viewed and what IT can do to improve its return on investment.
Are vADCs a wholesale replacements for pADCs? Can't these application delivery controllers co-exist?
The future is mobile. That's seemingly a given. What's less certain -- or less obvious -- is that the mobile future is now.
Cloud storage is starting to catch on. Here are the basics you need to know.
Neither iOS nor Android has been designed with enterprise security in mind. That makes securing them a challenging proposition.
Millions rely on traditional one-time password tokens. Here’s why your organization may want to replace or augment this approach for perimeter security.
The new zEnterprise really does comprise Big Blue's most mainstream mainframe release to date. At $75,000, it's certainly the cheapest.
What are SOAP and REST? What do these Web services have in common and where is each best used? We take a closer look.
Careful consideration and implementation of virtualization technologies can make protecting SharePoint Server 2010 potentially cheaper, but not always easier.
Key technologies enabling clouds, the three types of cloud environments, and options for getting to the cloud.