In-depth coverage of IT events, people, technologies, and trends that matter.
Sometimes not adopting a hot new technology is the wisest business decision you can make
It's not just about SaaS and IaaS anymore; just about everything can be delivered as a service
So you've said yes to the use of personal tech. How do you make it work for and in your business?
There are several ways to wipe personal data off gadgets before you get rid of them.
Notification, reporting part of new rules under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act
It's not time for full-on panic, but researchers have already successfully applied brakes remotely, listened into conversations and more.
Forward-thinking firms like Kraft didn't wait for employees to bring in consumer tech, but led the effort themselves
The traditional sysadmin role is changing, thanks to cloud computing and virtualization. Here's how to ensure you have a job in 5 years.
IT shops are taking matters into their own hands
Hospital CIOs stress the need for constant wireless connectivity, but wired networks also have a role in health IT
The IT job landscape is evolving quickly. Here's how to avoid IT extinction
Company social networks can drive collaboration and innovation -- or they can wither on the vine. These tips can help make yours a success.
CEOs have long used executive coaches to take their leadership to the next level. Now IT pros are following suit.
VMware is buying talent as much as it is tech, but will it all work?
Companies like Google and 3M give tech workers free time to follow their passions. Could it work for your organization?
Use these tips for finding inexpensive study resources and getting hands-on experience
Turbulent PC industry clearly is not so easy to navigate these days
Hiring contract tech workers is a quick, easy way to staff up a project or offload mundane tasks -- but managing them can be ticklish.
Microsoft focuses on the cloud as it tries to do battle against Google Apps
The Museum of Modern Art's CTO on art, IT and making the world-class museum more participatory
New IBM water-cooled systems dominate the list of the most powerful computers, most of which are now used for commerce, not research.
Changing weather patterns pose new threats to corporate data centers and cloud computing host sites.
Analysts expect Lenovo to become top PC maker by early 2013
Tablet priorities are device management, carrier relations, support costs
Savvy IT leaders are using social media to better communicate with peers, employees and customers. You can too.
A turbulent mix of trends confront IT job hunters
Securing consumer devices so they can be used in the enterprise isn't easy, but vendors are rising to the challenge.
President aims to bolster government communications in emergencies, but EPIC warns of private network takeovers
IT security threats are constantly evolving. It's time for IT security pros to get ingenious
Users four times less likely to try Windows 8 than they did its predecessor in '09
BlackBerry, meet BYOD. Users are demanding their own smartphones, and support-weary IT is only too happy to hand over the reins.
It's easy to switch to iOS or even Android, no matter what type of company you are
Dell expects combination to help boost thin client revenue $400M to $1B
Social network might becoming hub for all things Google
Wikis and other collaborative tools may replace the old familiar apps.
It takes some planning -- and expense -- to revamp switching gear at the enterprise level.
Residents of Masdar City in the Middle East have smart appliances, use electricity from a solar power plant and get around by robotaxi. When will you do the same?
Business IT is evolving behind your back. Here's how to head off extinction and assert a larger role
Security experts warn 'active defense' or 'strike-back' tech could escalate battle between hackers and companies, however
Some believe Cisco ONE misses the mark
