Options proliferate for encrypting your z/OS backup tapes
How a pair of protocols and unique interconnect software can lead the way to inexpensive storage
A projected decrease in next year’s IT budget growth has unclear implications for security spending. Meanwhile, rootkits grow more virulent.
EIM strategy takes BO somewhat far afield from its bread-and-butter BI stomping grounds. Analysts say that might be a good thing.
For a product like WebFocus, support for that most coruscating of new Web app dev paradigms—AJaX—was a foregone conclusion.
Just because Microsoft is now a business intelligence player doesn’t mean it can’t "coopetate", so to speak, with the best of them.
We explore what factors are important when organizations choose their outsourcing partners. Price isn’t the primary consideration.
What’s the best way to stop users from inadvertently compromising your company’s information security?
From Wikis to mash-ups, users are taking development into their own hands as never before.
Forget the tape versus multi-hop-mirroring battle. Our storage analyst, Jon Toigo, has some suggestions.
Successful service-enablement requires a high degree of visibility into an organization’s IT inner workings.
Why small and medium-size businesses, and satellite offices, are increasingly adopting multi-function security appliances.
Search might not change everything, but—for BI vendors, at least—it has the potential to be hugely transformative, if not disruptive.
Panorama officials cite a healthy market for high-end SQL Server BI, and talk up the company’s SAP diversification strategy.
JasperSoft last week took its open source BI proposition to the next level, announcing new BI server and analytic components.
In the age of IP standards, what should IT do to secure its network?
We explore why organizations choose to outsource, where they move it, their use of multiple vendors, and success factors in choosing a service provider
Disaster recovery was once a one-stop proposition. No more.
Faced with decreased security spending and executives who decry the state of security reporting, security managers need better report-writing skills.
Looking for a new or better job? Certification may not be high on your potential employer's wish list.