For former Tandem and Digital users, it’s been bumpy going for a while now, and it could get bumpier still
If successful buildings can learn and improve, shouldn’t the same be possible for systems?
As merger and acquisition activity picks up this year, there will be an even heavier emphasis on the quality of data combined from the two enterprises
Two trends are driving the growth of digital signatures for sign-off and revisions of digital documents
A new software license gives OpenSolaris a good foundation—even if Sun hasn’t worked out all the legalities of porting CDDL code to Linux
Big Blue’s durable workhorse still has plenty of kick left in it. And customers, for that matter, are increasingly willing to deploy it in support of new workloads
Many organizations skimp on maintaining health data centers, putting security at risk
How the thinking of a Jesuit priest can make a difference in IT/management communication.
Oracle’s roadmap still leaves some questions unanswered—particularly for J.D. Edwards users. Company spokesmen reiterate support for existing users until at least 2013.
What's hot in security spending this year
Almost all large organizations are paying for obsolete software that they’re not using, and some are paying a lot more than others, according to a new survey
An updated SQL Server ("Yukon") and Visual Studio, plus a new edition of Windows Server 2003 are among the highlights from the software giant
How the thinking of a Jesuit priest can make a difference in IT/management communication.
Four techniques enterprises can implement performance and optimization solutions that reduce TCO.
Existing Big Iron shops should continue to add capacity at a healthy clip, and more and more OS/390 laggards will finally make the move to z/OS
What are the key storage trends and where they may take us in 2005? Our storage expert, Jon Toigo, claims there's a lot of upside that may help offset the post-2004 malaise.
Two Endpoint security initiatives are underway—one from Cisco, the other from Microsoft. We take a closer look at these plus the evolution of endpoint security.
Novell sees a sizeable upside to Linux on the desktop—and hints that the sun might soon set on Microsoft’s Windows empire
What's in store for information security
Spyware is a moving target. Pushing out one level of filters just doesn’t cut it any more.