The term ILM still causes people to cringe when hearing that term. Dataglobal is showing some guts by re-introducing the need for information life cycle management into the contemporary storage discussion.
Big data, virtualization, and IT vendor consolidation made headlines this year, but where are these trends headed in 2011?
For SMBs considering traditional data backup and storage and/or for those struggling with an off-site solution, it may be time to consider the cloud as an alternative data protection solution.
Some skills are more in-demand than others -- and some industries (such as health care and business services) are paying more.
What will the next-generation data center look like, what role will virtualization play, and what key issues must you deal with now to meet tomorrow’s challenges?
An upsurge in retail-oriented phishing exploits underscores the growing menace posed by targeted attacks.
The benefits and drawbacks of software-as-a-service, plus tips for choosing a SaaS provider.
IT shops are holding steady on the mainframe. A new survey from BMC also examines how IT shops are employing systems and how workloads are growing.
Mid-size shops are increasingly -- even disproportionately -- coming under attack by hackers, yet few security budgets are rising.
The IT job market might not be quite as resurgent as federal data indicates.
Why managing application performance is so challenging, and how to make it pay off in the enterprise.
Business-driven processes for measuring and guaranteeing service levels in the cloud will help CIOs successfully transition to this new infrastructure.
Unix/Linux systems needn't be islands of identity; we show you the challenges and options for addressing authentication, provisioning, and security and take a closer look at Active Directory bridges.
Mobile users are more likely to get themselves into trouble -- but not the kind you'd expect.
Caching was only the first step to improving transaction processing.
How to cut the cost of desktop virtualization
Almost half of all the money spent on cloud computing is new IT spending -- some of it diverted from other, non-cloud projects.
Lower HPC costs make it possible for more companies to be cutting edge in their market.
Although efforts to reach the "neglected" or "untapped" mid-market shops are nothing new, HP's Just Right IT seems to have most of its ducks in a row.
With so many choices for outsourcing, should Chile be on your radar?