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Concerns over enterprise uses of P2P
End-users already know how powerful a peer-to-peer (P2P) network can be when data needs to be shared, especially across large groups.
To better understand how people can make proper use
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More opportunities for Web 2.0 workers
Enterprises are now expecting IT pros to leverage technologies such as blogs, social networks, mashups, wikis and RSS.
While Web 1.0 is set to be part of the digital
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Volunteering for the ICANN
If you’re looking to have a say in the future decisions the ICANN takes regarding the stewardship of the domain names you’ve grown to like so much, now’s you
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Focusing on key performance indicators
With the rise of dashboards and mashups, the sheer quantity of information that likely to be at an average worker’s fingertips is on the rise.
In order to help keep
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Time to break down the corporate silos
In the modern enterprise, information technology is an enabler for more productive collaboration between all departments, units and workers.
At a time when key performance indicators (or KPIs) should be
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Enterprise IT warming up to mashups
If you’re new to the whole mashup scene, now is still a good time to get a feel for the impressive capabilities of application conglomerations which, for the end-user,
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Companies need to deal with mashups
Do you remember when you were young and you mixed and matched the different “food zones” that your mom had carefully delimited in your plate?
You were looking for best
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Locked down in social networks
While joining an online social network may be easy, deleting your (potentially embarrassing) account from it may -never- be possible.
If you sign-up with Facebook, MySpace, Bebo or almost any
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BI’s role in the intelligent enterprise
When in charge of making all the right decisions for their company, more executives than ever before like to consult their business intelligence (or “BI”) reports for added insight
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Microsoft’s sudden affection for openness
Techies know full well that the software market is becoming an ecosystem of sorts in which products not built to standards and lacking interoperability will wither… and disappear.
Up to
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