A guide for transferring user personalities from physical to virtual desktop environments
What does it take to achieve a performance culture that drives growth and profitability? We explore the key characteristics an enterprise needs for success.
Companies need some sort of yardstick for comparing the product offerings of different vendors.
IT often reacts to data growth by adding more storage devices. There’s a better way.
IBM’s POWER7 product and services blitz aims to deliver investment protection for customers and keep System p revenue flowing prior to POWER7’s debut.
Big Blue’s acquisition of SPSS could herald a return to prominence for statistics gurus, model architects, and other power users. It’s about time, industry watchers say.
Storage-centric approach provides better performance, higher availability, and lower cost than switch or server options.
If there's some hyperbole in HP's ExSO pitch, there's some real substance, too -- it's all about mega-scale.
The variety of mobile devices is growing, as is pressure on IT to support their growing mobile workforce. We offer tips to make IT's job easier.
Tape continues to be the preferred home for nearly 70 percent of the world's data, especially at the core of the digital revolution: video.
Empowered with the right tools, IT can optimize application and database performance.
Cloud model is an inevitable consequence of pervasive virtualization -- call it applied virtualization with a business-centric focus.
Where should an enterprise begin when undertaking a governance, risk, and compliance project, and how can IT avoid common project mistakes?
Server virtualization is not just for large businesses anymore.
DataDirect's new zIIP TCO calculator shows just how useful IBM's zIIP engine has been to mainframe ISVs.
Application performance management tools help you keep applications running at their best to help IT meet SLAs.
Creating a holistic, enterprise-wide security approach is a daunting task. These tips can make it easier.
The overwhelming majority of CIOs don't plan to make any changes to their staffing levels, but salaries are falling across the board.
How IT can get out from under the crushing job of e-mail management.
Sales of high-end servers have entered a period of protracted decline. It's unclear, however, what this will mean for mainframe market fortunes.