virtualization

Chrome Extensions: The next spear phishing vector?

The other day, a Chrome extension I've used from time to time,

Is 15 years of Microsoft enough preparation to fix government IT?

The mother of all IT budget cuts

Vendor Promises 100% Uptime for Storage

Employee-as-a-Service: The benefits and dangers of an “It’s complicated” business relationship

Michael Ryan over at IBM Systems Magazine has an interesting piece up, provocatively titled Should You Rent or Own Your Employees? Rented employees, as it were, include independent contractors and...

Is cloud storage actually on the rise?

It seems the only people that are one hundred percent for the cloud are cloud vendors: storage, services, security, you name it. But the people who actually have to sign off their data to the cloud? Well,

Google reaches for more pie with Google+

Yammer’s David Sacks: Product vs. Platform

Last week at Enterprise 2.0, I sat down with David Sacks, CEO of Yammer. In the description of his panel discussion, Platform vs. Product, was a mention of the fault line between traditional software offerings and platform solutions with a wide range of capabilities. However, the conclusion the...

From Google to SecurID to iCloud: Top Tech Stories

Here at the Enterprise IT Watch blog, we try to up with the latest news in enterprise IT to keep you updated on the goings-on in your neck of the woods. Usually our posts focus on our theme month topics, but not everything new in IT follows our schedule (despite our many efforts). To make up for...

From Dropbox to Apple’s iCloud: The Trend of Accessibility

It seems the latest trend of enterprise IT is to adopt whatever's hot in consumer tech, although usually because of necessity and security rather than by choice. The latest spinoff of the should-we/shouldn't-we debate over mobile gadgets is the question of online or