Opinion

Whatever you do, don’t do this to your iPhone

There's a date that, should you set your iPhone to it, will ruin your day. And your iPhone. Do not try this at home. Really.

How Fiorina failed to use analytics to succeed in business and politics

The current presidential election showcases how Carly Fiorina failed to use tech to her advantage, writes columnist Rob Enderle. The inability or desire to learn the tools your company sells or that assure employee loyalty leads to failure in both bu

New project aims to develop fuel cell-based smartphone battery

Battery chemistry is holding back drones, smartphones, and the Internet of Things, according to the CEO of Intelligent Energy.

NextNine’s security platform helps to reduce industrial cyber risks

Provides a "circle of hardening" to increase the security posture of industrial systems and critical infrastructure

Big Data as a Service delivers the analytics benefits without the grunt work

An assessment of the components required in a modern data architecture

Let’s encrypt – but let’s also decrypt and inspect SSL traffic for threats

You need a dedicated SSL inspection platform to eliminate the blind spot in your defenses

Putting the cloud on a diet, for security’s sake

The cloud is suffering from bloat that makes it more prone to security issues. It's time to trim some of the fat.

iOS VPNs: Which option is best for your enterprise?

On trend: ERP software gets modern data, mobile and social user interface

Is it time to give up on WordPress sites?

With WordPress turning into the security equivalent of Swiss cheese, it may be time to stop using WordPress online and start to use content that's easier to defend

5 myths about the Internet of Things

How we will get the most value out of IoT

How enterprise networks can take advantage of Wi-Fi calling

Any organization faced with cellular coverage problems should take a look at this alternative technology.

Microsoft sees silver lining in clouded Windows

The company is in the midst of a great transition, and current indications are that it is going well

Containers vs. VMs: It comes down to state management, networking and sprawl

Understanding the key differences

Anodot uses real-time analytics and anomaly detection to provide business insight  

Serverless computing: How did we get here? (Part 1)

Learn how the physical server has been rendered obsolete.

Windows Server 2016 could cost you more than you think

5 questions to consider as you shift more business critical applications to the cloud

iPad Pro vs. Microsoft Surface Pro 4 for business supremacy

The Surface Pro 4 and iPad Pro are both high-end, sleek and powerful hybrid tablets. But when it comes time to get down to business, which device offers the functionality you need?

Asentinel reduces costs and improves the efficiency of mobile device service contracts  

 The company’s mobility management service relieves you of the need to haggle with cellular provides

Growing the IoT: Chaos vs. Curation

Aviation and digital entertainment: How the Internet of Things parallels the evolution of both

User behavior analytics is key to identifying nefarious use of insider credentials

What to look for when shopping for these new tools

The new Rogue IT: A growing, invisible threat to your IT operations

Meet the new rogue IT — a growing trend that may have already found its way into your organization.

What to look for in a Git management system that won’t limit your DevOps ambitions

Take into consideration performance, Git sprawl and repository hosting options

The next generation of storage disruption: persistent memory

SCM is a new hybrid storage/memory tier that is slightly slower than DRAM but is persistent like traditional storage

Protecting against the next great heist by encrypting in-transit data

Adding extra security at the optical layer is essential in today's web-scale world.

If President Trump makes Apple manufacture in the US, could they do it?

Trump says he'd tax Apple at 35% if they don't make their products in the US

New tool from Cloudmark is designed to defend against spear phishing  

Logistics company saves big by ditching Oracle support

BDP International slashed its annual Oracle database software support fees by more than half thanks to the help of a third-party vendor. It's a trend that's catching on with CIOs.

Here’s where Microsoft is going with mobile

Getting its apps onto rival platforms was just the start; now that companies have to manage them, Microsoft hopes to help