Microsoft releases its next-generation Windows platform, highlighted by Windows Server 2008.
As applications get more distributed and complex, enterprises need to consider tools that handle application service modeling and mapping for change management.
Some say the benefits of reuse are exaggerated. Prove them wrong by implementing a plan of action.
As companies virtualize physical servers and provision processor and memory resources to specific virtual machines (VMs), delivering I/O to these VMs presents the next set of challenges. We examine these and look at two I/O solutions: InfiniBand and 10 GbE.
How long is the DR-related outage you budget for? A few days -- a week -- or longer?
Is IBRIX truly a vendor-agnostic technology that can dramatically improve data access speeds?
With Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft's developer-friendly focus continues apace -- with some new wrinkles
As never before, IT is facing pressure to deliver products and services that help differentiate the business from its competitors.
In an age of Sarbanes-Oxley and similar regulatory measures, how could a single rogue trader have racked up more than $7 billion in losses?
Why organizations need to get serious about security awareness training
We offer key integration resolutions that will help you build true connections with customers and trading partners.
The move seems to have come out of nowhere. What does it all mean?
Is an incentive program the right way to drive increased greenness in storage and server operations?
How implementing a network configuration management strategy and solution can help effectively manage compliance-related tasks and all configuration changes
Why storage pros should focus on resiliency, manageability, and their "junk" drawer
Why the current crop of Green IT initiatives isn't green enough
Why relationship selling must stop
Solaris running on the mainframe? It's far from a pipedream.
Will Microsoft's server virtualization push change the rules of the game?
Fasten your seatbelts -- it's going to be a bumpy year.