2009 IT lessons: How did the recession change your IT organization?
Posted by: rlebeaux
I can't believe it's already February (and thank goodness: I wouldn't have been able to wait much longer for "Lost" to return!). Here at
I can't believe it's already February (and thank goodness: I wouldn't have been able to wait much longer for "Lost" to return!). Here at
Virtualization -- the ghost in the machine -- won top place in Gartner's annual list of IT technologies that will likely impact your business in the next three years. Cloud computing came in No. 2. The power of the Web made itself felt, with Web-oriented architecture, enterprise mashups and social...
I've yet to weigh in on Chrome, Google's new web browser, largely because this has been a really busy post-Labor Day week and I haven't yet had the chance to try it out myself. But I've been picking up snippets here and there and, for once,...
I hadn't heard the term "bloatware" before, but it apparently refers to software that comes pre-installed on computers - Quicken,
And here I thought I was ahead of the game having mastered grocery store self-checkout. But check out how far Stop & Shop's in-store technology has come in this "
When SAP's Business Objects announced this week that it was adding a dash of enterprise performance management to its business intelligence platform, my ears perked up.
We don't often cover product releases from the Big 4, leaving that to our knowledgeable colleagues at sites like
As if Apple's iPhone 3G sales weren't already lofty enough, now comes the news that mega-retailer Best Buy will begin
From the "tools you can use" file, CNN.com has a video report today on protecting yourself from unsavory e-mail attachments. CNN's...
I just stumbled upon a really cool website I thought I'd share called Walk Score. Using Google Maps, the site ranks how well one could live car-free in certain neighborhoods. "With gas at $4 a gallon, there's never been a better time to live...
As if having a computer at the office and at home - with a BlackBerry to tide you over when you're not at either of those places - weren't enough, now comes the AutoNet Mobile, which
