Security | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Wednesday, November 16, 2011
There are many branch offices in organizations that have no local IT management to speak of. There may be an office manager capable of setting up a PC or two, but, by and large, for anything involving something complex, someone from IT has to get on a plane and go deal with it. Continue Reading »
Enterprise Applications | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Tuesday, November 1, 2011
One of the biggest challenges that many IT organizations now face is how to make investments in Windows applications easily accessible to a new generation of mobile computing devices that run anything but Windows. Continue Reading »
Mobile Computing | Blog Post | Charlene O'Hanlon Monday, October 24, 2011
This week, Walter Issacson’s much-anticipated biography of the late Steve Jobs hits the physical and virtual bookshelves. Much has been revealed about the book so far, thanks to reviews in both The New York Times and The Washington Post (and a score of other reviews), plus a nearly hour-long piece on "60 Minutes," and all tell the story of a highly driven, highly intelligent man who was, at his worst and best, human. Continue Reading »
IT Management | Blog Post | Charlene O'Hanlon Tuesday, October 18, 2011
They say death comes in threes – every time someone famous passes, it often occurs that two other celebrities meet their maker a short time later. So, too, it seems in the tech space. Continue Reading »
Mobile Computing | Blog Post | Charlene O'Hanlon Wednesday, October 5, 2011
That noise you heard Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. Eastern was the collective sigh of discontent over Apple’s latest product announcement. The world was expecting an iPhone 5; what they got was the iPhone 4S. I, however, was (mentally, at least) jumping up and down for joy. Why? Finally, the iPhone is coming to Sprint. Continue Reading »
Enterprise Applications | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Much of the conversation these days following the announcement of the proposed acquisition of Motorola Mobility by Google has focused on what this means for all the handset and tablet manufacturers that support Google Android. Continue Reading »
Enterprise Applications | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Wednesday, August 10, 2011
When it comes to mobile computing these days, the conventional wisdom is that IT organizations are going to have to support the native capabilities of various mobile computing platforms alongside HTML5, which will be used to develop applications on the Web. Continue Reading »
Enterprise Applications | Blog Post | David Tan Wednesday, July 27, 2011
A couple of weeks ago, 15,000 Microsoft partners from around the world gathered in downtown Los Angeles for the annual Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference. This event, held each July, is Microsoft’s opportunity to connect with partners, talk business and strategy, and layout its vision for the next 12 months. Continue Reading »
