Nine symptoms for diagnosing ailing IT
From tired hardware, to expired support contracts and creaking networks, the tell-tale signs that suggest urgent treatment may sound all too familiar Read more
9 April, 2012 by Jack WallenZDNet is available in the following editions:
From tired hardware, to expired support contracts and creaking networks, the tell-tale signs that suggest urgent treatment may sound all too familiar Read more
9 April, 2012 by Jack WallenThe Canadian smartphone maker has launched its business tie-in with Microsoft's Office 365 productivity suite, allowing subscribers to access sync and security features at no extra cost Read more
30 January, 2012 by Ben WoodsRed Hat has upgraded its virtualisation suite to work entirely on open-source technologies as it seeks to woo developers to use its hypervisor alongside those from VMware, Microsoft and Citrix Read more
19 January, 2012 by Jack ClarkMicrosoft has altered licensing for System Center 2012 to simplify the available options, but at the cost of customers being able to pick and choose individual modules Read more
18 January, 2012 by Jack ClarkMicrosoft's IT infrastructure management suite, System Center 2012, is now available to companies wanting to test the product before its general commercial release later this year Read more
17 January, 2012 by Jack ClarkThe Resilient File System or ReFS, the successor to NTFS, will make its first appearance in Windows Server 8, after which Microsoft will introduce it for client storage and ultimately boot volumes Read more
17 January, 2012 by David MeyerPuppet Labs, which makes open-source and proprietary IT automation and management software, has received $8.5m from Cisco, Google and VMware in a funding round Read more
29 November, 2011 by Jack ClarkWith its new Big Data Appliance, Oracle has retooled Exadata for big data, developed its own NoSQL database and built software to ease the migration of Hadoop workloads onto its infrastructure Read more
4 October, 2011 by Jack ClarkThe facilities in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore, meant to improve delivery of services in Asia, will join others in Finland and Belgium on the list of Google datacentres outside the US Read more
28 September, 2011 by David MeyerThe home affairs select committee has branded police IT systems as 'not fit for purpose' in a new report Read more
23 September, 2011 by Gill HitchcockThe project to unify the IT of England's fire and rescue services has been called a 'complete failure' and a waste of £469m by a select committee Read more
20 September, 2011 by Jack ClarkXenDesktop 5.5 makes it possible to roll out a common virtual desktop while still allowing its users to retain personalised settings, data and apps, according to Citrix Read more
25 August, 2011 by David MeyerThe US government is planning to close around 40 percent of its datacentres nationwide by 2015 as it looks to save money Read more
21 July, 2011 by Rachel King
There's a simple reason why the cloud can make good financial sense, and a straightforward approach to checking whether it applies to you. It's all about the metrics Read more
11 July, 2011 by Rupert GoodwinsThe government has said it will invest £81m in the fire service in England to improve systems and technology, following a damning report into the now defunct FiReControl project Read more
7 July, 2011 by Sade Laja
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Leslie Satenstein : Where have you ever seen Mozilla even mention this? Firefox is the most popular browser in the GNU/Linux OS, so I don't see...
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@openhgs Windows users have had multiple desktops since Linus started writing Linux. They just haven't shipped as standard because not enough...
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How does this impact on dual or multi booting? Seems to me to more or less prohibit this, from Windows 8 anyway. Will Grub 2 recognise Windows 8,...
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