The Internet of Things, the buzzword du jour and something that every listed company worth its salt needs a solution for.
Another day, another example of a company jumping on the Docker bandwagon and supporting the latest, greatest in some way.
Flash, the choice of a new (IT) generation and increasingly affordable. Vendor Kaminario claims to slice costs further than anyone else
Cue moans about complexity, but is Ravello's cloud-within-a-cloud a valid approach?
It might feel like alphabet soup, but this move by AnyPresence is proof of a broader ongoing trend
When things turn bad and disaster strikes, communication systems become critical. Rockwell Collins wants to help with that.
Who said that startups are all about marketing and buzz and can't expect to actually have customers using their products? DCHQ pours scorn on that view with a product launch that already claims enterprise users.
The Internet of Things might seem like a new thing, but for many companies, it is simply a continuation (and perhaps a threat) to what they'd already been doing.
We hear a lot about how software is helping organizations innovate and find new product offerings, what does that mean for a company that has always been in the business of selling
There are almost, but admittedly not quite, as many file-sharing vendors as their are prospective customers for those vendors' products. So is Barracuda's new product anything new?
