Hard drives that do their own data processing
It’s getting hard these days to find places where container technology doesn’t feature, but in a hard drive? Yet that’s
Cloud Foundry’s growth highlights open source success and the cracks in commercial licensing
Open source has crested the hill of enterprise acceptance. There’s no longer the fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) that there
When modern meetings don’t work
Once upon a time, pretty much every meeting had a minute-taker – someone who kept notes, summarising who said what.
Is IBM relevant to today’s mainstream?
When IT vendors talk about the market, they tend to focus on how they would like the world to be
What can Chromebooks offer the enterprise desktop market?
If you’re an IT professional managing a large desktop estate or an end user with a Windows 10 PC, you’ll
Your PC is rooted and jailbroken: deal with it!
One of the defining characteristics of the modern digital workplace is a PC on every desk and a smartphone in
A conference room for the future
In some ways, the recent completion of Plantronics’ $2 billion purchase of Polycom was more surprising for the amount paid
Data Centre monitoring is not up to the job
There is a quote that almost everyone working in a management role will recognise: “if you can’t measure it, you
Workplace software as an occupational hazard
The US Department of Labor has updated its Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system. Known as 2018 SOC, government agencies use
Millennial versus Mature – who’s the real IT security risk?
Passwords have been the mainstay for securing applications, devices and the data they hold, pretty much ever since IT was