June 16, 2012 1:44 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
Big Data,
CIO,
Cloud computing,
data analytics,
data centers,
Google,
innovationIt's Father's Day weekend and what does this week's roundup have for all the dads? Potpourri! Yeah, we know, that sounds even worse than another tie. But we mean it more like the Jeopardy! category -- a blend of disparate pieces of information that are simply interesting to know (and are...
April 26, 2012 9:37 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
CIO,
Cloud computing,
cloud security concerns,
Data privacy,
Google,
MicrosoftAnother week, another potential woe for the CIO?
Tuesday saw the long-awaited/speculated release of Google Drive, joining the world of such cloud storage service offerings as...
April 6, 2012 8:00 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
CIO,
Google,
mobile applications,
Social media,
women in ITShort week? Long weekend? Whether you have something to celebrate or are simply enjoying the extra time off, we invite you to take in this week's roundup of tech bits from around the Web. This week's pickings include some sobering news about Macs and about Google's forthcoming augmented-reality...
March 16, 2012 9:00 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
Apple,
CIO,
Google,
IT security,
mobile privacy and security,
YahooMaybe it's an effect of that "Law and Order" marathon we sat through last weekend, but for some reason we were really drawn to things litigious this week. In this Friday's roundup of news and opinion bits you may have missed, Yahoo goes after Facebook, a lawyer slowly backs away from her Pinterest...
September 24, 2009 8:11 PM
Posted by: mschlack
data centers,
Google,
Green IT,
power and cooling,
YahooRunning large data centers is expensive and getting worse. No one knows that more than Google and Yahoo. At a panel on green data centers at MIT’s Emerging Technologies Conference this week, Yahoo’s senior director of data center engineering and operations, Scott Noteboom, described how Yahoo...
July 8, 2009 2:36 PM
Posted by: mschlack
Chrome OS,
desktop virtualization,
Google,
hypervisorNothing fuels the tech press like wars. So I have no doubt that we will see an endless string of reports from the battlefield over the next many months on the struggle between Google and Microsoft for world dominance. Wake me up when it’s all over.
Google’s announcement of its intention to...
May 22, 2009 2:52 PM
Posted by: AlexanderHoward
Business,
Cloud computing,
collective intelligence,
Enterprise resource planning,
Google,
Information Technology,
innovation,
Web 2.0CIOs look to the MIT CIO Symposium for information on management, technology and innovation. Those in attendance at the academic panel held in Kresge Auditorium in Cambridge, Mass., enjoyed a healthy...
