Survey: U.S. Spending Least on IT 'Innovation' [June 23, 2009] Microsoft-commissioned survey finds other countries are spending more of their IT budgets with an eye to getting a competitive edge.
When Will PC Sales Rebound? [June 22, 2009] We have more confirmation that Q1 was terrible, but what are the signs for Q2?
July 3, 2009 Here Come the iPhone Apps Apple's opened its iPhone to third-party developers -- and they're responding in droves, looking to cash in on the growing market for smartphones and mobilized apps.
Making Money Off The Social Web Companies have capitalized on the interest in social networking with search, advertising and user-generated content. Now platform advances are giving developers a piece of the fast-growing pie.
Cybersecurity
With U.S. businesses and government agencies suffering high-profile security breaches, experts say the nation's Internet defenses need shoring up. That might sound good in theory, but how do lawmakers and industry experts proceed?
SaaS in The Market
More and more companies are betting on Software as a Service to save money and improve productivity. But competition is heating up as SaaS vendors proliferate and battle with big names in traditional software.
Breaching Your Data Information stored in databases, PCs, modile devices and online services are all up for grabs when it comes to today's sophisticated cybercriminals. While lawmakers debate how to respond, the industry is busily trying to come up with its own solutions to fight back.
Revving up WiMAX
Wi-Fi is still all the rage, but its baby brother, 802.16, is poised to break loose.
Competing for the Search Lead The big search guns are unleashing new features left and right to try and get ahead in the search market. Only it's not just about search anymore.
Compliance, Regulation And Storage
Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA don't have to be the death knell for companies concerned about retaining files, as vendors step up to comfort them with new products.
The Great Demand for On-demand
IBM, HP, Sun, Microsystems, Computer Associates and Veritas have all pledged their allegiance to utility computing to help customers maximize IT value by paring infrastructure costs.
Linux in the Enterprise
The open source movement continues to infiltrate ever deeper into commercial computer networks. This series chronicles the emerging revolution of Linux in the enterprise.
Virtualization for All
Companies who provide some kind, any kind, of virtualization are getting snapped up like hot cakes...
Apple's opened its iPhone to third-party developers -- and they're responding in droves, looking to cash in on the growing market for smartphones and mobilized apps.
Companies have capitalized on the interest in social networking with search, advertising and user-generated content. Now platform advances are giving developers a piece of the fast-growing pie.
The big search guns are unleashing new features left and right to try and get ahead in the search market. Only it's not just about search anymore.