When you look closer, the spin around VMware benefits starts to wobble quickly when you do the math.
Although outsourcing revenues increased by nearly 50 percent last year, experts predict slowing demand for outsourcing services in the first half of this year.
To be sure your green efforts are cutting power costs, IT must use the right metrics.
By trumpeting new energy and power-management features, Intel and its partners hope to make a business case for Xeon 5550.
It's time to challenge your concept of how LAN and SAN connectivity should be instrumented, and save money in the process.
Best practices for using network and application baselines to help predict service delivery degradations
Mainframes offer scalability, availability, security, and compliance, and are energy efficient to boot. No wonder their popularity is growing.
Green savings can be substantial. The trick, as one firm found, is to have all employees on board.
In a tough economic climate, IT organizations will look to virtualization to reduce TCO, slash their energy costs, and keep up with competitors
As interviews with IT pros make clear, IT organizations are responding to the economic crisis in very different ways
Network management is more than just knowing if devices are operating properly.
The next front in the struggle to make IT “greener” will unfold at your fingertips -- on the ubiquitous end-user desktop
According to Gartner, cloud computing still has some maturing to do
IT is moving toward total enterprise virtualization, a strategy that proposes to transform both the practice and the purpose of virtualization.
With mergers and acquisitions and the growing need to cut data center costs, data center consolidation is on the minds of many enterprises. We look at the steps IT can take to make for a successful consolidation project.
Chip densities are doubling every 24 months, but a new report says few applications can take advantage of the change.
What technologies and best practices can make a data center greener?
Many say that newer, tougher compliance is inevitable. What's at issue is just how demanding it will be.
Both NetMaster and SysView boast GUI and usability improvements. Along with a lower-cost software licensing option and you have pair of old tools reborn.
SOA often sneaks into an environment as part of a packaged solution within SMBs.