Enterprise mobility: Ubiquitous business? Or death by 1,000 cuts?
Posted by: Linda Tucci
For a piece I was researching this week on disaster recovery and mobile devices, I discovered the burgeoning industry of
For a piece I was researching this week on disaster recovery and mobile devices, I discovered the burgeoning industry of
Desktop virtualization gives the business peace of mind. That was the bottom line when I asked Todd Bruni, director of client services for Christus Health, about the benefits of building a virtual desktop infrastructure (
The IT department is moving at the speed of light. Performance monitoring tools enable IT managers to ferret out and fix network problems in seconds, tasks that previously would...
After the news broke that Egyptian citizens had made history in the blink of an eye, I wondered briefly if Mark Zuckerberg would be considered for a Nobel Peace Prize. Farfetched, yeah. But you can see where I was coming from. His
In trying to come up with a common definition of private clouds, I've been speaking with a wide spectrum of IT executives, analysts and systems integrators. Many of them contributed pearls of wisdom to my story about what the term
Consumerization. Polarization. Popular uprisings against top-down control. Entrenched leaders scrambling to make amends. In Gartner Inc.'s latest Magic Quadrant on BI tools, the world of business intelligence doesn't look so different from the world at large. According to the annual ranking...
How serious is the Obama administration about cloud computing? Federal CIO Vivek Kundra has assigned the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) the task of "accelerating" the government's secure adoption of cloud computing. NIST is being called on to lead "efforts to develop...
In the service of our new series on CIO innovators, I spoke this morning with IT executive Peter Breunig at Chevron Corp. about the American energy company's approach to IT innovation. Chevron is...