Cloudy Cloud Costs July 2008 by Doug Barney
Hang on to your wallets -- Microsoft's lineup of online services probably won't come free. full story
Owning Up to Vista June 2008 by Doug Barney
More than a year after its release, users still haven't warmed to the new OS. full story
Multi-Core Morass May 2008 by Doug Barney
Servers are keeping pace, but clients are another story. full story
Forget Yahoo! Buy Mac April 2008 by Doug Barney
Yahoo doesn't have anything Microsoft doesn't already have. Apple, on the other hand... full story
VirtualizationReview.com March 2008 by Doug Barney
We're so passionate about virtualization, we're launching a magazine and a Web site all about it. full story
Dear Steve: Think Enterprise February 2008 by Doug Barney
In Doug's first open letter ever, he implores Steve Jobs to take Apple into the IT market. full story
Learning To Love IO January 2008 by Doug Barney
Infrastructure optimization is more than just another way for Microsoft to pitch its products. full story
Barney's Lists December 2007 by Doug Barney
From the coolest recent invention to the biggest unsolved problem, here are Doug's picks. full story
Super PCs Deserve a Super OS November 2007 by Doug Barney
Software still has a ways to go before it can do justice to today's supercomputers. full story
Stop Bugging Me October 2007 by Doug Barney
From wastefulness to tangled cords, here are just a few PC-related things that bug Doug. full story
Ozzie's Dream September 2007 by Doug Barney
Software Plus Services slowly emerges out of the ether. full story
A Scheme Too Grand August 2007 by Doug Barney
Despite all the talk surrounding SOA, will the technology crash and burn like many others before? full story
Sounds of Silence July 2007 by Doug Barney
Microsoft's habit of pleading the Fifth on key issues has left some IT pros hanging. full story
Take No Prisoners June 2007 by Doug Barney
When it comes to Microsoft's take-charge philosophy, how aggressive is too aggressive? full story
I'm All Ears May 2007 by Doug Barney
Opinions about Vista are as varied as the day is long. full story