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Firms are discovering what works -- and what doesn't.
Sensitive U.S. data and technologies are targets for state-sponsored entities around the world
Two companies decide that Joomla has the feature set and usability they need for their websites.
Peter Sunde was the poster boy for the file sharing movemen, then he was sentenced to eight months prison and fined millions of dollars
IT helps others to work remotely but rarely gets to join in. Is that fair?
Building a solid business case for a tech project means nailing the financial calculations and language.
From movie-like videos to hands-on hacker contests, fresh approaches to skills development have gussied up the world of IT training.
Attaining the rank of CIO didn't mean his CTO duties disappeared.
A data loss prevention tool flags keywords that lead to the discovery of a possible conspiracy to commit a crime.
Healthcare companies, financial services firms and others are taking advantage of social media, even while awash in rules. Here's how they do it.
Two new well-regarded BlackBerry smartphones should help stem the tide of corporate user defections, but it may be too late to win over consumer iPhone and Android users.
Locking up data that moves between private and public clouds can be a slippery problem
Users say hybrid security requires diligence, defense in depth
Enterprise customers and analysts assess Dell's ownership change
The pressure is on IT to deliver
$2 billion loan will affect Microsoft's relationships with other partners, but how that will play out is unclear
Rivals HP and Lenovo could use market uncertainty to their advantage
Costs are an advantage, but so is flexibility.
It may be tempting to jump in quickly, but be careful.
Complex requirements and relentless demands for capacity vex storage administrators. Here's how to handle the data deluge.
Windows revenue up, but not because of Windows 8, say analysts
RIM hopes to translate positive pre-launch buzz into sales of its Z10 and X10 smartphones Wednesday
A majority (albeit by the slightest of margins) of IT leaders say they plan to increase their IT budgets in the coming year, according to a recent survey of 188 top IT executives.
Adding video to the mix has helped drive sales, among other things.
There's no need for an OS X-iOS merger, but Apple could ditch Intel in its Macs -- or adopt Intel in the iPhone and iPad
Graph Search could pull in targeted advertising, say analysts
Sure, all CIOs seek to add value, but some are taking their quest outside the walls of the enterprise by targeting customers directly.
Social network's Graph Search could change the way people think about search
PC maker reportedly looking into going private again with leveraged buyout
