Arthur Cole

Whether it’s called a modular system, converged infrastructure or all-in-one computing, the fact remains that the data center is quickly shedding the

The cloud may be cheaper and more flexible than traditional data center infrastructure, but does that mean it is better?Back to Basics: Objectives for

It may have been a long time coming, but are we finally starting to see Apple warming up to the enterprise?Many top IT executives have made no secret of

Scalability is the new black in the data center, which is why many organizations are turning toward clustered storage systems when the time comes to

Remember the dot-com bubble? Fueled by hype and speculation, it was a time when virtually anyone with a web site would be showered with money as people

In server architectures, scalability is still king. But when it comes to achieving the levels required for advanced cloud computing, Big Data and

Whether you are the cloud consumer or the cloud provider, the issue of multitenancy is bound to enter the equation at some point in the deployment

High-speed disk. Flash storage. Software-defined storage. If ever there was an enterprise technology undergoing dramatic change, it’s storage. So much is

It’s easy to talk about the cloud as a single entity, but the fact is that, like real clouds, there are many more out there, and they come in a stunning

Should the enterprise have a post-Windows XP plan in place? And if so, what should it be?The answer to the first question is easy: yes. As to the second,

Big Data is an appropriate name for the massive volumes that modern enterprises are dealing with, but it is by no means a complete description. A more apt

Despite the momentous changes taking place in the enterprise, one thing remains constant: the need for efficient, effective backup and recovery.Five