There’s an ugly downside to many of the utility computing technologies on the market today
While top administrators are spending money for things they don’t understand, IT professionals fail to see the value in overpriced goods.
With so much industry buzz around configuration management databases, why are so few actually in production?
If the mainframe is to remain a viable platform for the next forty years, IBM Corp. may need to do more to address some of its most glaring pain points
Securing access in the post-mainframe world
A new survey reveals the best way to deal with breaches
VTS: three new (and important) letters in the storage world
Mainframe professionals need not despair: disaster recovery, system auditing, and enterprise application integration skills or experience are eagerly sought
Users hate passwords, and it shows.
World-class companies tend to pay almost one-third more for IT talent, but their turnover rates are also significantly higher.
With the average public data breach costing $7.5 million to clean up, security managers seek automated hard disk encryption.
Legacy design approaches complicate things for would-be service-enablers and raise questions about the viability of some mainframe applications
Do you understand the history that shapes the systems and technology in your organization and your industry?
Now you see it,now you don't. New products bear a startling resemblance to what you may already have.
How do you stop stealth endpoint malware not even your antivirus vendor knows about?
Are mainframe pros the victims of their platform’s strongest selling points?
Products and technology uncovered in recent travels that piqued the interest of our storage commentator.
Looking to embrace configuration management database (CMDB) technology? We offer two best practices for defining your CMDB strategy.
If vendor interest is any indication, dashboards are hot. In fact, they're positively sizzling, which may explain why IBM is jumping into the fray.
Increased attacks are driven by money and modularity.