The hiring outlook for early 2008 looks as solid as ever, with double-digit IT job growth forecast by at least one industry watcher
A new report from the IT Policy Compliance Group examined leaders and laggards to identify core competencies and steps to improve data protection.
IT standardization is a necessity, but it’s time for a new, non-traditional approach
We explore the problems and best practices for managing a remote location for disaster recovery.
We offer prudent best practices that minimize risk and are broadly acknowledged with widespread use because they work.
Update focuses on stability, performance, and security
Are privately-held BI players safer bets than their publicly-traded counterparts?
BI veterans give tech workers advice on getting ahead in the industry without burning out first
Just because IBM went out and bought itself a best-of-breed BI player doesn’t mean it can’t and won’t partner with other BI competitors
Industry watchers see Big Blue’s mainframe power efficiency push as a signal event in the longstanding scale-up versus scale-out system wars
How problem solving is different in mainframe and non-z/OS environments, and how you can accelerate troubleshooting convergence.
Marketing can lead IT down a dangerous garden path when it comes to tape encryption standards
When it comes to change management, do ITIL and CMDBs make a difference?
Industry analysts say the IBM/Mainsoft accord is a Very Good Thing for users of mixed .NET and J2EE environments
Company adopts open source strategy with its new xVM Ops Center solution
Rapid7 analyzes Web application and Web 2.0 vulnerabilities in JavaScript and AJAX
Predictive analytics seemed to sit it out at the recent Oracle OpenWorld, except for one recent Oracle acquisition.
Team collaboration platform and services addresses IT requirements
Teradata, Oracle, IBM, and Microsoft dominate the data warehousing high-end, but a host of upstart and veteran players are keeping things interesting