IBM and Oracle aren't the only games in town when it comes to getting data into -- and out of -- mainframe environments.
VMware’s Rob Juncker offers a strategy for safe and effective virtualization: strong governance and even stronger IT architecture.
We examine the special challenges and best practices of integrating cloud technology in the health-care industry.
Our final set of recommendations for avoiding analysis paralysis in your cloud computing project.
New workloads account for almost one-third of MIPS growth, and mainframers are as optimistic as ever about the future of Big Iron.
How performance management issues change -- and remain the same -- in the new world of cloud computing.
If your COBOL application isn't broken, it probably hasn't been Web-enabled.
How enterprises and software developers can evaluate and manage risk to ensure project success.
Why analysis is an absolute necessity for you to succeed at implementing your cloud computing solution.
From becoming a more effective system analyst to understanding the cloud computing stack, we continue our series with advice to help you achieve your goals and avoid the paralysis of analysis in your cloud computing project.
All things considered, the IT hiring outlook is extremely positive. That's the most important takeaway of a recent IT hiring survey.
How to avoid the most common and costly mistakes businesses make when integrating legacy systems with cloud apps.
The use of proprietary mainframe servers continues to decline -- for everybody but IBM. System z, in fact, is doing just fine. The rest of the mainframe field? Not so much.
Why analysis is an absolute necessity for you to succeed at implementing your cloud computing solution.
Application performance must be evaluated by looking at what your end users experience, not just what dashboards tell you is going on.
Remember all the talk about runaway data center electricity consumption? As it turns out, it might have been overblown -- perhaps even alarmist.
How can dev/test teams fine-tune the agile development life cycle so they can deliver applications faster?
With all the emphasis on cloud computing, applications must overcome browser-related performance issues.
Are vADCs a wholesale replacements for pADCs? Can't these application delivery controllers co-exist?
The future is mobile. That's seemingly a given. What's less certain -- or less obvious -- is that the mobile future is now.