Company best-known for Quicken and TurboTax expected to announce a shrink-wrapped customer relationship management application.
New joint solution collects, correlates and normalizes data from nearly 200 different security sources, allowing customers to perform historical trending and analysis to detect attack signatures, potential incursions, and other anomalies.
Worms and legislation dictate the need for security-savvy employees; here's how to train them and reinforce human nature.
It's been a banner month for viruses, as new vulnerabilities were unleashed and others lingered
IBM announced it will offer customers significant new incentives—including dramatically reduced software license costs and zSeries rebates—to move non-traditional mainframe applications
With Power5, IBM introduced Simultaneous Multithreading, in which each of the processors on the chip looks to the software like two processors. The technology offers 40 percent more performance.
Though SCO disclosed examples of copyrighted code in Linux, most users were unimpressed, and few say they'll change their plans—for now.
zSeries/SAP consolidation offers cost savings and performance potential that enterprises should consider, Sageza Group reports
The author of a foundational white paper is struggling to figure out what the storage utility model really is.
Worm exploits RPC/DOM vulnerability; denial-of-service attacks still likely
Grids offer an inexpensive alternative for processing terabytes of BI data
Do password management software and identity synchronization software naturally go together? One thing's for sure: the ROI for both categories is attractive.
SSA's acquisition of EXE Technologies will enhance its supply chain management and execution functionality, officials say
New vulnerabilities in BSD operating system and Postfix, a popular mail transfer agent; the FTC warns about the dangers of file-sharing
Informatica is betting product will form tight bond with customers
Balanced scorecards may help align what BI projects deliver with the strategic and operational information business users really want.
Fiorina touts Adaptive Enterprise, attacks Dell; company introduces new disaster recovery service at Atlanta conference
IT professionals return to find accumulated problems; some must interrupt vacations to solve problems remotely
“Workload License Charges” payment plan lets mid-size customers pay only for the portion of z990 capacity they need
Running multiple operating systems on a single server brings big benefits. In the second article of this two-part discussion we look at the last of three benefits (an increase in application choices)