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More workloads are shifting to service providers, with concern about skills playing a key role
Analysts disagree on how effective T-Mobile's no-contract plan will be
Analysts uneasy about how enterprises can keep up with a faster clip
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IT staffers at all levels are now tasked with managing data storage. They demand simplicity (but want power, too).
As enterprise storage demands escalate, disk densities continue to rise. But the real magic is in software, where speed and size come together.
From phishing your own employees to sharing your company's hack history, these techniques can help you get -- and keep -- users' attention about security.
Facebook's COO helps draw attention to the continuing decline in the number of female tech workers in the U.S.
Revenue threshold for online sales tax collections seen by opponent as too low, but supporters argue otherwise
Use this tool to determine the better deal -- Microsoft's new Office 365 subscription or traditional buy-now-use-forever licenses
Hi-def music adoption can mean big storage needs for consumers
Top exec Ursula Burns outlines Xerox's widening portfolio of IT, business process and document outsourcing services.
Your next great IT hire already works for your organization. Here's how to discover hidden IT gems
Presence of women in computer fields has been declining
Happy Pi Day (3/14)! To celebrate, here's more than you ever wanted to know about pi.
Fine is illegal, unjustified and in violation of Visa's own policies, says Genesco
Determining whether using the cloud will pay off is an extremely complicated process.
Marketing matters as much as technology for Z10
Development tools in the cloud enable programming from anywhere, but they're not suited for all app dev needs
Before you Like a funny post or comment, think about what it could do to your privacy
Mobility sparks a move toward desktop virtualization, as benefits begin to outweigh challenges and ROI battles.
U.S. companies might hesitate to send IT work to China in light of new reports on cyberespionage programs there.
As the digital world shrinks down to a screen the size of your hand, demand for user experience designers explodes.
Google, Mozilla and Opera mum, but IE's decline slowed 22% during ballot's holiday
IBM is betting big on OpenStack, deeply rooted in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's ingenuity
Mobile to usher in era of patient engagement, health conference told
Government agencies have begun, tentatively, to mine their vast stores of data for the public good.
Federal IT spending will fall, but cutbacks may accelerate shift to cloud
UEFI Forum chief Mark Doran explains how UEFI works and addresses the criticisms around Microsoft's use of UEFI Secure Boot
Acting quickly on the correct data helps engage more customers.
Data integration and correlation a hard thing to do, say security experts at RSA Conference
WordPress' flexibility and ease of use convinced two organizations to use it as their content management system.
A Computerworld analysis of the latest U.S. government data on users of H-1B visas shows accelerating demand from offshore outsourcers.
