Enterprise Applications

Survey shows growing interest in SDN, where and how companies might deploy the tech

So Noted: I might go to IBM Connect after all

IBM Connect social business conference tones down the publicity machine

Meet ‘Galileo,’ a new AI system from MIT that could help robots help us during disasters

Deep learning helps the system predict how physical objects will collide and interact

140 not enough? Twitter reportedly will allow longer tweets – much longer

The hidden costs of NoSQL

NoSQL is a powerful data model, but perhaps not enough to justify many independent datastores.

Microsoft’s IE browser loses its majority, falls under 50% user share

Slide continues as the once-dominant browser slips to 48.6%, with Google's Chrome poised to take the No. 1 spot in October

The software behind the scenes at Food Network and HGTV

A cable television network requires round-the-clock programming, an agile development team, some impressive software and a whole bunch of project management. CIO.com’s Matthew Heusser sat down with Tara Nicholson at Scripps Networks Interactive to fi

Microsoft buys communication startup Talko, will shutter service in 2016

The Ray Ozzie-helmed firm will enhance Skype, without its founder in tow

Welcome to the ‘always-on’ IT department

As enterprise IT departments slowly pivot toward IT as a service, customer service scheduling software can make the difference in efficiently deploying an always-on technical staff.

5 ways 2015 changed enterprise software forever

If they haven't already, you can be sure analytics capabilities are coming soon to a work application near you