As expected, Microsoft released three patches last week to fix one critical Office vulnerability as well as two Windows flaws.
When it comes to malware, one company says their product separates the wheat from the chaff, advising enterprises which files should and shouldn’t be on their systems.
SOA may be a new technology, but it requires all the rigor of past development projects.
Is the complexity of BI licensing—like the certainty of death and taxes—just something customers must accept?
The market for compliance-related software and services alone is expected to reach more $27 billion this year—and SAP wants a piece of the action.
Even though some BI majors are pursuing their own data visualization strategies, others, like Hyperion, continue to partner with best-of-breed vendors.
What does ISS give IBM—and is it worth the $1.6 billion Big Blue paid for it? That depends, analysts say.
TCO matters in the embedded marketplace; hardware integration is the key.
Do what needs to be done to operate storage infrastructure with a quality of service you can live with.
You can’t know if your enterprise IT is truly agile unless you measure it.
IT pros have long endured the slings and arrows of an employer’s marketplace. The tables are turning, but there’s still considerable disparity between the thoughts and perceptions of hiring managers and prospective job seekers.
XML security is where it’s at for adopters of service-oriented architectures
No time to build an application for IT's own use? QuickBase may be the answer.
Content-addressable storage may be the key to meeting extended data storage management requirements.
Remote management solution cuts user support backlog at distributed clinics
Vista includes a few amenities to which IT pros should warm, but is it enough to justify deploying it in corporate environments?