Opinion

Microsoft fixes buggy patch for Windows Server 2008

Windows Server 2000 users also reported that the buggy patch breaks SMTP, but the new patch is only for WS2008

Happy birthday, Open Source – you’re legal now

18 years ago today, 386BSD's version 0.1 was released, ushering in a new era in development. Tip back a pint of open source beer, why don't you?

Insights about How Cisco Maintains Certifications

“I Love My Wife!”, but does Cisco Really Care?

Open Source Cornerstones

Foundational Ideas and People in Open Source/Free Software Movement

NASA’s Juno: An armored tank heading for Jupiter

NASA Juno spacecraft is expected to launch in 2011

Price scanners an acceptable substitute for stickers

Debate rages in Massachusetts over need for price tags on individual grocery items

Do we REALLY care about what executives have to say?

Bring out the engineers for us and execs for others

RIM Tackles the Personal/Business Split

UC

Unix How-To: Tricks for Working with Filenames

Microsoft Partner Conference and the Cloud

WPC 2010 Washington DC

Bing’s first year

Microsoft search, now a toddler, breaks into share double digits

Mozilla Is Cutting Off Their Nose To Spite Their Face By Not Supporting Windows Mobile 7

When you don't have a mobile OS of your own and those that do all have their own browsers, you can't afford to walk away from any opportunity

Check your credit-card bills

$10 Million in Bogus Charges

WAN optimization – Still a priority

NextIO’s rolls out vCORE GPU appliance

Stupidest excuse for slow app performance? The Magic Threshold.

It seems as though every aspect of IT has this imaginary point where it ceases to work simply because it gets tired.

Juniper making enterprise inroads vs. Cisco

Q2 EX switch sales went to new customers; service provider challenges loom though

Holders of jobs outsourced abroad have their beefs, too

Study examines working conditions of employees in four countries

One final patch for Windows XP Service Pack 2 before it reaches end-of-life

Last XP SP2 patch prevents remote code executions

Microsoft punches Cisco, VMware in the eye with Windows Azure Appliance

The battle is about the desktop as much as the cloud

Connecting to Social Networks from Outlook

Is Outlook going to be the one-stop shop for communication?

Should companies block Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn?

This week's Tech Debate ignites controversy around allowing access to social network sites from work.

NASA offers $5M prizes for cool robots, satellites and solar spacecraft

NASA expands Centennial Challenges competitions

Climate researchers gain high capacity network via Stimulus Act

Internet2, NOAA join forces on multi-10G weather research network dubbed NWave

Extreme CRM Makeover, Open Source Edition – Episode 2, Sweet is Sugar

SugarCRM has staked its claim as more than the leading open source CRM solution, it is a CRM solution that competes with the biggest and best. In the cloud, behind the firewall, even on mobile devices

Consumer Reports and the iPhone 4: Not Recommended

It's official: the arbiter of all things consumer thinks there's a problem - make that confirms there's a problem - with the iPhone 4'a antenna

Will Windows File Classification Infrastructure (FCI) protect our data and bring about world peace?

This post looks at the pros and cons of using FCI within an enterprise environment.

EditZen, editing as brand integrity insurance

Class-action against Apple, AT&T gets green light

* Mobile giants may be taken to task on alleged 'anticompetitive' behavior

BSM for every need

From best in analytics to most innovative, Enterprise Management Associates identifies unique design points of myriad BSM tools