Users experienced problems with files protected by Active Directory rights management software.
Company buying Opalis for undisclosed amount
The president and COO of a managed services firm that offers private cloud computing explains the differences between public and private cloud computing and what each is best suited for.
A data warehousing analyst examines the accuracy of his 2009 predictions and reveals the top trends he sees coming next year.
It wasn't exactly the best of years, but – all things considered -- it was a far cry from the worst.
The CEO of Jaspersoft gazes into his crystal ball to reveal five key trends to watch in 2010.
From virtualization to cloud computing, what today's trends tell us about the focus of security professionals next year.
We highlight five trends that will drive your network management strategy next year.
Products released this year show vendors and IT how to alleviate common pain points. ESJ's editorial director highlights four areas to focus on in the coming year -- which may provide a strong return on your investment.
Few storage technology products invent a market. Rather, they respond to market requirements.
IBM managers look at key events and company strategy from 2009 and explain what it means for customers in 2010.
What kept security administrators awake nights this year, and where should they focus their attention next year?
Compared to other market segments, the security space was a relative safe harbor in a year of economic turbulence.
From the Sun/Oracle acquisition to radical changes in the server market, it's been a topsy-turvy year in IT. We take a look at the highlights.
Specification comprises about 30 additional specs and is a continuation of many of the approaches and ideas of its predecessor.
Done right, MDM delivers both strong ROI and improves the reliability of one's BI or data warehouse assets.
Upstart BI and DW vendors say their offerings address gaps or pain points established solutions ignore. It's a pitch that resonates with customers.
Some issues that complicate or frustrate shrink-wrapped software implementations are mitigated by the open source model. That has some experts predicting a very bright future for open source BI.