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What's Wrong With Microsoft

Former Microsoft VP Dick Brass published an opinion article in the New York Times, arguing that the Redmond giant has become "a clumsy, uncompetitive innovator," with "a dysfunctional corporate culture in which the big ...Read More

Tech Stars Shine in New Roles

One sign that an industry has come of age is when its stars begin to shine in other areas of the culture. Technology titans have made that leap, first slowly, now in droves. Enriched by their business careers, embold...Read More

The Rising Cost of Data Breaches

The impact of security incidents is increasing, according to the Ponemon Institute's Cost of Data Breach study, which highlights a survey sponsored by PGP. Ponemon found that the price tag for breaches will rise again this yea...Read More

Football's IT Kick

Technology has changed the way we watch football. For fans, the result has been a mix of wins and losses.

15 Key Projects for the Data Center

Applied Research West recently tallied up surveys from over 1,700 organizations of all sizes from around the world for Symantec's annual State of the Data Center report. Unsurprisingly, the biggest priorities within th...Read More

Virtualization Wins, Issues Remain

CDW's Server Virtualization Life Cycle Report compiles results of a survey of nearly 400 IT managers, from companies with 100 or more employees, about server virtualization. The report showed that the vast majority of o...Read More

Hard Times in the Data Center

IT leaders say they're having trouble keeping their data centers staffed with competent, trained employees. Budget strains, training woes, and recruiting issues are among the issues at hand. These statistics come from the 2010 edition of Symantec's annual State of the Data Center report.

Top 10 Business Analysis Trends for 2010

ESI International, a provider of learning-based tools and certifications in project management and program management, offers 10 trends that will impact requirements management and development (RMD) this year.

Seven Reasons IT is Hard

There certainly have been better times in the history of business to be working in IT. The slow economic recovery has done little to correct the damage done to IT departments, and over-stressed IT workers contend with lon...Read More

Forecasting a Brighter 2010

Forrester Research recently updated its predictions for IT spending in 2010. So far, the outlook looks bright-particularly compared to last year, which saw an 8.9% drop in global IT spending. Forrester reports an expected 8.1% increase in spending globally and 6.5% rise within the U.S.