12/1/2011
The Great Cloud Bottleneck
The cloud promises everything from lower costs to guaranteed uptime. But if a company's network isn't up to speed, apps can slow to a crawl. Readers share why WAN performance clogs are holding them back.
Every company has precious data it needs to protect. While every organization's needs are unique, some best practices can go a long way toward preventing data leakage.
From the SLA to WAN optimization, here's 11 steps you don't want to skip.
Researchers show the trend for cloud computing vs. on-premise costs.
Cloud computing vendors promise the world, but if your network isn't up to the task, the resulting speed, bandwidth and latency issues may doom your project from the start.
Microsoft has made great strides over the years in bringing its software to the Apple platform, but there are a few applications that still need to make the move -- or need some work before they can really hum on a Mac.
From architecture to management to cost to possible latency issues, here's what you need to consider before you make the move.
The Microsoft technical fellow discusses his new novel about dangerous malware a security expert must eliminate.
Don Jones clarifies his earlier statements regarding the pending doom of the GUI in Windows Server OSes -- and yes, death is still in the picture.
Mary Jo Foley on how understanding this concept puts Microsoft's future Windows Phone strategy into perspective.
Readers discuss Microsoft certification, the future of Windows PowerShell and more.
This extended Windows PowerShell column will jump-start your knowledge of this powerful technology.
Windows To Go, even in its pre-release state, just seems to perfectly fit with that everywhere-for-everyone mentality that's changing everything about how we do IT.