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.
The mean of IT compensation declined by almost 1 percent in 2004 while inflation grew by more than 3 percent
Readers respond to our observations about degree programs in information technology.
Continuing Internet Explorer vulnerabilities; FTC sweep for GLBA compliance snares two companies
Vulnerability management is no longer about maintaining perfectly patched machines.
Newly updated suite bridges the gap, once and for all, between Crystal’s product line and the company’s own classic offerings
Some of Windows' settings affect domain controllers, where others affect all computers. To ensure that your security foundation is properly established, use Group Policy objects to deploy and configure your security settings.
HIPAA mandates penalties for data disclosure. Here's how a hospital went about finding an intrusion detection solution.
For Cognos, 2004 was a big year, but officials say customers haven’t seen anything yet
Increasingly, ETL is being tapped to support non-data warehousing activities, such as database consolidations and migrations
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
Microsoft pulls processor support in some O/Ss