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.
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.
With budgets under scrutiny, cloud computing may offer a strong ROI -- but only if you calculate costs properly.
As IT became more business-critical, it had to deal with skills shortages. What's ahead in 2013?
The full benefits of virtualization technologies can only be realized by integrating predictive analytics into IT operations so managers can gain greater control over capacity, efficiency, and risk.
Scalability is a must-have for 2013 as data growth fueled by Cloud, Big Data push backup technology to the breaking point.
Storage is still about finding the right balance of performance, capacity, and usage
Technology advances widened Hadoop’s enterprise suitability. In 2013, Hadoop will firmly establish its dominance in big data analytics.
Say goodbye to cloudwashing as businesses focus on processes and demand results in 2013.
Budget uncertainty and constraints will have a big impact on government IT in 2013.
If there were so many server platform updates in 2012, why are I/Os still held back?
You can survive support tasks with some careful planning. These tips can help.
We explore the best practices that address the special needs of educational institutions.
Enterprise Systems recently talked with Compuware’s John Van Siclen about one of the fastest growing segments of the IT industry -- application performance management.
How BPM suites have evolved and how you can take control of BPM initiatives and apply them to your mission-critical projects.
Governance, risk, and compliance programs, and the technologies that support them, can move a company forward and sometimes even save the day.
Three major trends that will shape the way enterprises think about technology in 2013.
What IT should do to secure data in the cloud.
A new level of application performance management (APM) emphasizes both performance and cost.
Ill-conceived cloud strategies are bringing companies to their knees, and mobile app upstarts are overthrowing the rules of the game for IT. Are you ready to go beyond the hype and get ROI from cloud, mobility, and Web apps?