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Crowdsourcing Helps Patients, Doctors Speak The Same Language
Technology helps healthcare providers break down language barriers, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.
VA Buckles Down On Cyber Security, Program Management
Agency refocuses IT priorities on data protection, on-time project delivery to overcome past poor performance.
Innovation 'Doesn't Just Happen'
Fidelity Labs VP Hadley Stern on the steps companies can take to light the innovation fire.
3 Essentials For Supporting High Performing Employees
There's no perfect model for building the perfect team, but all empowered employees need the following characteristics.
Microsoft Opens Azure Center In Australia
Microsoft cloud growth continues, though Microsoft still falls short of Amazon Web Service's dominant revenue position.
CIO Vs. CMO: Can't We All Just Get Along?
PwC chief technologist Chris Curran discusses how to turn infighting between IT and marketing into a productive partnership.
Healthcare IT Outsourcing Returns: Proceed With Care
Healthcare providers are starting to consider outsourcing options again. Here are some areas where it can work -- and some to keep in-house.
Microsoft TechEd: Cloud Updates, Windows 10 Details
Microsoft announced a wide variety of Azure and Office 365 advances, new details about Windows 10.
IT Investments: 5 Common Mistakes
There are benefits to a new IT project, but the risks are higher than most investments. Here are five missteps to avoid.
CIOs Should Help Build Innovation Funnels
Entrepreneurs know that one big idea can give rise to a killer product -- or sink a company. CIOs can take the lead in separating hot from not.
Amazon Moves Into Germany
On the heels of a losing third quarter, AWS opens a new data center in Frankfurt, Germany -- and the global stakes are high.
Microsoft's Strong Quarter: 7 Highlights
Microsoft's fiscal Q1 easily eclipsed Wall Street estimates, buoyed not only by cloud growth, but also unexpectedly strong Surface sales.
IBM, Microsoft Cloud Partnership Examined
IBM and Microsoft will put key software assets on each other's cloud services. Can they double appeal to enterprise developers, compete better with Amazon?
CenturyLink Plans Cloud Center For Developers
CenturyLink will open cloud development center in Bellevue, Wash., to attract enterprise application developers.
Google Vs. Microsoft: Email Wars
Google's Inbox pushes its next-gen email concept at consumers. Microsoft's Delve is doing the same thing with business customers. Will it cause IT headaches when the services butt heads?
Apple's Mac Surge: 4 Observations
Apple's record-breaking Mac sales last quarter were a surprise -- but 2015 could be even bigger.
Illumio Takes New Cloud, Data Center Security Approach
Security startup Illumio has launched a granular scheme based on individual workloads, not firewalls or network monitoring.
7 Ways To Be A Great Developer, Offsite
Working remotely requires special discipline and unique habits. Learn them to really contribute to the project.
Why CIOs Should Be More Involved In Acquisitions
Here are five important reasons CIOs need to have a voice during mergers and acquisitions.
Why Outlawing Encryption Is Wrong
Putting data encryption solely into the hands of government employees won't prevent bad things from happening -- and it might encourage wrongdoing.
Remaking Healthcare To Improve The Patient Experience
Technology must help, not hinder, the connection between patients and healthcare providers.
If Microsoft 'Loves Linux,' Why Not Red Hat?
Microsoft says it loves Linux. Enterprises love Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Is there a way to give this love triangle a happy ending?
Microsoft Battles Google, Amazon In The Cloud
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella clarified the company's cloud strategy, argued competitors such as Amazon and Google can't match Microsoft's hybrid-oriented approach and enterprise expertise.
Who Makes Your Health IT Decisions?
With the right IT governance, your organization can make better decisions about where to invest for more effective use of technology.
Wearables At Work: 7 Productivity Apps
Wearables are great, but what good would Google Glass or the Galaxy Gear be without useful apps? Here's a sampling of the latest business apps for wearables.
IBM Lays Internet Of Things Foundation
IBM is offering a set of APIs and cloud services through its BlueMix platform to simplify development for networked devices.
IBM Sells Chip Business, Declines Continue
IBM pays GlobalFoundries $1.5 billion to take over chip-manufacturing unit. Revenues and profits from continuing operations slide.
Cloud ROI: 6 Takeaways To Consider
From cloud brokering to talent management, these conclusions will keep cloud decisions focused on business needs.
OVH.com Launches Power8-Based Cloud Service
OVH.com is the first cloud supplier to use IBM's Power8 processor for data analytics services.
IT Is Slow? Not Our Fault
Everyone's telling IT to hurry up. Bah! Compared to other parts of the organization, IT is greased lightning.
StackEngine Offers Linux, Windows Container Management
Docker is doing what once seemed impossible: providing common ground for Linux and Microsoft developers, say startup leaders.
3 Common & Costly CIO Mistakes
CIOs are often undone by sticking with old systems too long and failing to market themselves. Here's how to right the ship.
VMware Taps CSC For Public OpenStack Partnership
VMware offers its Integrated OpenStack for private clouds; now it has a partner that's willing to offer it as a public cloud service.
OpenStack Juno Offers Automated Hadoop Provisioning
OpenStack Foundation's Juno release features the automated provisioning of three different Hadoop clusters.
Microsoft Brings Containers to Windows, Azure
Partnership will enable developers to load and move Windows apps in Docker containers, just as they now do for Linux workloads.
Cloud Cruiser Expands Cloud Usage Tracking
Cloud Cruiser 4.0 adds greater capabilities to track and bill for usage in hybrid public clouds and private clouds.
Big Data Helps 'Krochet Kids' Stay In The Loop
Nonprofit uses data visualization tools to track economic, health, and social wellbeing of female workers in developing nations.
Apple's Next iPads: 13 Things To Expect
Apple is expected to reveal new iPads this week, including its long-rumored "iPad Pro." What else will Apple show off?
DevOps Culture Clash: Think Process
Even the most charismatic leader can't just tell people to change from a silo-based culture to DevOps. You have to gradually introduce new goals, one pilot project at a time.
VMware Adds Macs To Windows Virtual Desktop Scheme
VMware is trying to make it easier for a variety of devices to run a basic Windows desktop, allowing firms to reach Mac users as well as PC users.
The Amazon Test: Companies Pay Up To Pass
Is your technology up to consumer web standards? New CEB data shows companies investing more in customer-facing tech projects.
A Petri Dish For Healthcare Innovation
Peek inside the Innovation Lab's framework for healthcare pros and collaborate on disruptive ideas via the Innovation Centers Summit Workshop.
2015 Server OS Outlook: Cloudy, Chance Of Containers
Windows still dominates the enterprise data center, our new survey shows, but other options are on the rise.
Geekend: How Idiots Fool Themselves & Us
How do know-nothing blowhards get promoted beyond their ability? By making us think they are smarter than they are.
Pink Architecture: New Technology Leadership
Want success with enterprise architecture? Maybe you need a woman's touch.
Domain-Driven Design: The Good And The Challenging
Ten years after its introduction, DDD has proven to be optimal for certain projects -- especially complex ones -- when proper care is applied to the right practices.
Apple Undervalued, Big Shareholder Argues
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn wants Apple to buy even more of its own stock.
10 Real Reasons Microsoft Skipped Windows 9
Many people are speculating why Microsoft skipped from Windows 8 to 10. Consider these colorful possibilities.
VMware, EMC, Pivotal Launch 'Federated' Offerings
EMC, with subsidiaries RSA, VMware, and Pivotal, create integrated bundles in bid for deeper customer buy-in and lower support costs.
Internet Of Things Needs Government Support
The US risks being left behind as other countries invest in ubiquitous computing. Here's a seven-point framework to bolster the US's support of IoT technologies.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
Download this report to compare how cloud usage and spending patterns have changed in 2020, and how respondents think they'll evolve over the next two years.
2021 Top Enterprise IT TrendsWe've identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why they're important and how they will affect you.
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