Unisys, creator of the first Intel “mainframe,” announced a capacity-on-demand service for the x86 and IA-64 set
Few users think Sun’s stewardship will be a good thing for StorageTek or its customers
IT hiring activity looks to be on the rise, but IT compensation levels are stagnating.
For the first time, factory revenues for Unix and Windows servers were equal
IBM’s flagship xSeries server demonstrates how far Intel servers still have to go to reach feature and function parity
For the first time in years, Sun looks like the cagey, competitive, and iconoclastic competitor of old
Some suggest that BRM is just a crazy notion in a technology utopia
BMC’s new Performance Manager combines elements of Patrol classic and Patrol Express and features a single license.
CA put up $1 million in prizes to encourage developers to program for its open-source Ingres R/3 database
BRM proponents want to do away with tasks many IT pros take for granted
Some business customers are organizing “shadow” IT groups to replace IT resources that have been outsourced
Company taps on-demand delivery model to enhance retail management application
AMD has forced Intel to abandon its decades-long marketing strategy, leaving the chip-making leader struggling to find its sea legs
Users expecting an infusion of Ascential’s ETL expertise into DB2 may be disappointed
IDC revises its IT spending estimates downward, IBM plans to cut 10,000 or more jobs—and things could get tougher still
SAP last week expanded its ERP Cold War against Oracle, announcing partnerships with IBM and Microsoft
Some users are praising the synergies of a combined Oracle, PeopleSoft, and J.D. Edwards stack—but for others, skepticism about Project Fusion is still the order of the day.
IBM last week signed a $400 million contract to design a new on-demand IT infrastructure for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
There's a chance mainframe and Unix administrators will have to deal with the revamped SQL Server whether they want to or not
Companies that implement a centralized software-testing program report higher quality levels than companies that don’t