We explore why organizations choose to outsource, where they move it, their use of multiple vendors, and success factors in choosing a service provider
For a starting price of $100,000, customers get Big Iron hardware and software along with specialty processor engines
Last week, Google dramatically upped the ante in the rapidly developing enterprise search-scape. This article is the first of a two-part series.
Hyperion bets that UpStream’s technology will give it a competitive edge in the still-gestating BPM marketplace
How low can they go? Report Services packages start at $150 per named user...
We explore what IT is outsourcing, how much it costs, and the length of outsourcing contracts.
With IM use increasing 200 percent per year, unmanaged enterprise IM is a growing security risk. Plus, Check Point pushes one-console management for perimeter, internal, Web, and endpoint security.
The key to getting the most from legacy systems and not being tied down by them may be business automation software.
Patching remains a manual, time-intensive process, despite more automated tools.
How well does Big Blue's highly virtualized Intel server vision compare with mature implementations available on System z or RISC/Unix?
While there may be no complete solution to content-and-context -managed storage problem, two vendors have interesting products that worth a look.
CA's new all-in-one DBMS administration console can manage distributed and mainframe databases. The price is right, too: it's free.
VeriTest, an independent testing lab, pitted three popular anti-spyware products against each other for four months, but such performance results can be problematic.
Industry watchers say we’ll soon see explosive interest in server virtualization
Life as an independent contractor isn't all it's cracked up to be
In the second of a two-part series, we explore best practices for protecting against downtime and data loss.
Don’t look now, but Cognos thinks it has a new killer app for mainstream BI—enterprise search.
SAS—the data mining and analysis specialist-cum-BI power—left little doubt about its strategy in the data integration space.
Some industry watchers feel the time might be right for SaaS BI—particularly in the SMB segment.
Don’t let the lack of a name change fool you. Under Vista, Active Directory and Group Policy settings get a substantial makeover, and that has security-policy management, endpoint security, and backwards compatibility implications. Here’s what to expect.