How a team of five university students developed a cross-platform, mobile, real-time app for managing presentations with no mobile development training.
Foresight and planning for a standard desktop environment can help you avoid the hassle of future issues.
The movie "2001: A Space Odyssey" was released in 1968. Well over 40 years later, we still have a lot of work to do on the space flight front, but natural language processing is almost there.
Make the most of your IT investments with these three tips to help you optimize your networks, applications, and clients.
With the proper process controls, you can now allow access for any class of device and "future proof" yourself from what comes next.
What makes Akka so valuable for building today’s distributed applications?
By proactively managing new technology implementations and fully understanding the old IT environment, your organization can meet end-user expectations faster while managing the overall impact to your network.
Automation isn't just for making IT more efficient; it can also streamline processes and improve productivity for your users. We explore the benefits of tackling financial systems first.
We examine the rise of enterprise collaboration and what characteristics you should expect in a collaborative workflow platform.
Three steps every product manager can take right now to overcome roadblocks to user-friendly software design.
We examine how application performance management (APM) has changed, discuss effective APM approaches, and recommend IT investments and training to help you deal with increasingly complex applications and environments.
The first enterprise social networks are delivering mixed results.
We explore what the Scala programming language can do for your organization with the language’s inventor.
Is Java dead? What's ahead for programming languages running on the Java Virtual Machines such as Scala, JRuby, and Clojure? We take a closer look.
Exchange 2010 is clearly the favorite solution for e-mail migrations, but the risks are clear. Even so, many enterprises aren't planning to conduct basic preventive measures such as data backup.
Does moving to the cloud mean you give up control of your application's performance?
IT can evolve gradually to cloud-scale patch and update management. You can prepare for the future and still make things better today by applying these four principles.
If your COBOL application isn't broken, it probably hasn't been Web-enabled.
How to avoid the most common and costly mistakes businesses make when integrating legacy systems with cloud apps.
With all the emphasis on cloud computing, applications must overcome browser-related performance issues.