When your e-mail works today or the application you depend upon responds quickly, don't forget to thank your company's system …
Cisco TelePresence 500: Full collaboration
The Cisco TelePresence System 500 we tried out was already installed at a regional office of a large enterprise. This …
New Threat: Clampi
The Clampi Trojan, believed to have infected hundreds of thousands of machines, basically functions as a botnet under the command-and-control …
Data centers go underground
As Hurricane Ike bore down on Houston one Friday last September, the Continental Airlines' flight operations center, located on the …
Unified communications and the need for visibility
It is been quite ofetn discussed that how Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud computing are driving the need …
Symantec: Why bigger is better but less is more
Symantec likes to point out how much bigger it is than competitors like McAfee, which at $1.6 billion in annual …
Best data loss prevention tools
Finding the right perimeter-based data loss prevention tool means striking a balance between speed, accuracy at detecting and blocking sensitive …
Express lane to telepresence
The product line starts with LifeSize Express 200, which we tested. The codec (main unit) is about the size of …
Informatica brings data integration to cloud via Amazon EC2
Informatica one of the last of the standalone data integration software vendors, is bringing its on-premise enterprise software to Amazon.com's …
Cisco looks to boost IBM mainframe performance, security
Cisco is trying to enhance storage performance on the IBM mainframe as well as third-party SAN products with new features …
Nissan car monitors GPS for road dangers ahead
Most drivers have done it: misjudged a bend in the road and only realized they are travelling too fast when …
Tandberg awards top performers
Partners from the UAE, KSA, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Pakistan, Egypt, Libya and Oman participated in the event, which recognises TANDBERG …
11n nears completion; what about other Wi-Fi specs?
The seven-years-in-coming 802.11n standard is reportedly headed toward ratification in mid-September. 802.11n's specification suite is up to Draft 11, and …
Five tips to reduce network costs
An economic slowdown can mean that resources are constrained, IT staffs could be flat for the coming year and new …
Wi-Fi increasingly getting popular among enterprise
As more enterprises deploy wall-to-wall Wi-Fi, they're finding end users voting with their network interface cards: given a choice, they …
Adobe promises patch for seven-month old Flash flaw
Adobe Systems Inc. admitted its Flash and Reader software have a critical vulnerability and promised it would patch both next …
Storage vendors take lumps in recession, but see signs of hope
EMC’s latest earnings report illustrates the trouble experienced in the storage market this year, but some analysts are hopeful data …
Desktop virtualization on a slow ramp, VMware chief says
Organizations are finding it hard to calculate the cost benefits of desktop virtualization and broad adoption is unlikely to happen …
IBM strikes OEM deal to resell Juniper Ethernet products
Juniper and IBM, as expected, have entered into an OEM arrangement under which IBM will resell Juniper Ethernet switches and …
IEEE 802.11n heads for a finish in September
The IEEE 802.11n standard is likely to be approved in September, making the high-speed wireless LAN technology official after about …