TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
When companies across all sectors are tightening their belts it's time to ask your telco provider a few pertinent questions to make sure they are doing their best for you, says David Hamilton of Protel
Many of the cyberthreats your business faces are invisible. Learn how to shine a light on these threats and discover how to take action to protect your business
The new version of the Vodaphone BlackBerry Curve, now affectionately called the 8900, is an updated edition of the smartphone that shipped a year ago.
Is Microsoft's lawsuit against TomTom a shot across the bow at Linux and open-source software? Open-source experts Bruce Perens and Jim Zemlin weigh in with their views
A new organisation will be created to manage much of the health service's National Programme for IT, according to reports.
Runing each storage tier as a single multi-petabyte file volume could halve TCO and double your storage utilisation, says clustered NAS specialist.
Demand for IT staff is falling significantly faster than the overall drop in the UK as a whole
Corporations must change, to survive the recession and do their part to reverse environmental damage. IT has the tools they need. But organisational factors could get in the way
Microsoft's Windows Marketplace for Mobile portal is now live.
HP is beefing-up its virtualisation offerings to help businesses control data centre spending.
Google is continuing to push a national energy plan that embraces efficiency and renewable power.
Virtualisation is being implemented in companies of all sizes, according to new research
Speculation about a possible Apple netbook is again racing across the Internet
Small business equipment vendor Ruckus Wireless has moved into the big league with enterprise-scale WLAN kit, and produced fast power-efficient dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi access points to compete with Cisco.
Companies with multiple locations need a straightforward server in their remote offices. Is Lenovo's ThinkServer RD120 the right tool for the job?
Academics claim technology used to cut PC power usage should be applied to high-end computing
IT Governance has released advice on how to avoid falling foul of environmental legislation
Windows Vista needs a service pack - and Microsoft's SP2 now has a Release Candidate. But how much does it offer to IT professionals?
Stratus Technologies is shipping its fault-tolerant servers with VMware virtualisation software bundled at no charge.
Firefox surpassed IE in the number of bugs reported in the software in 2008, say security researchers
In 1999 the Melissa worm announced a new kind of attack. Ten years later, the security industry is still catching up, says Larry Seltzer
The worldwide recession is finally beginning to impact the data storage market.
Businesses should be able to reduce tech and operational costs, the UK IT services company says
Facing increased scrutiny over a spiraling budget, the organisers of the 2012 games claim green IT will help cut project costs
Research from analyst Forrester points to an increasing number of companies deploying virtualisation and investigating other approaches to efficiency
The computer maker has demonstrated three Intel Atom powered PCs at the CeBIT fair, including two slim netbooks, one of which features touch-screen technology.
Interest in technologies such as cloud computing, virtualization and green IT is on the rise, according to Sun CTO Greg Papadopoulos
Extreme Networks is pushing 10G Ethernet on copper, as an alternative to fibre: it's cheaper, and the shorter range is adequate for the data centre
Video: IT is not just cleaning up its own act. It will be the driving force in allowing every sector to thrive in today's climate - that was the message form our London launch
Lloyd's of London, John Lewis and Defra have discussed sustainable approaches to tech
Insurance company Aviva will make use of the services company's data centre expertise