Mike Vizard

It's almost a certainty that many IT organizations will be upgrading their enterprise networks in 2011. In fact, Hewlett-Packard thinks that about $9

Lenovo today moved to bridge the worlds of Windows and Android computing with a mobile computing device that runs both environments.At the Consumer

As an open source database such as MySQL continues to gain in popularity, security becomes a bigger issue.The folks at Gazzang, which recently secured

Although the traditional firewall continues to be at the top of the list when it comes to security investments,the value of those investments continues to

While the implications of cloud computing are both broad and deep, IT organizations contemplating the use of public cloud computing platforms would do

The problem with virtual desktop infrastructure(VDI) today essentially comes down to one of extremism.As VDI exists in its most widely used incarnation,

The continuing march of open source software through the enterprise appears to be unabated with an expected increased adoption of open source

For the longest time, cellular networks and WiFi networks were largely considered competitive technologies. But like most things, a funny thing starts to

If the folks at Hewlett-Packard have their way, CTOs should start thinking about the implications of memristorsas they begin to construct their three year

Somewhere in the world, there is a box coming to take away my relatively new Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv7 system.Why this is happening, however, doesn't

Progress Software wants to change the way IT organizations think about developing business applications.IT organizations tend to think in terms of pieces

As all the aftershocks of the WikiLeaks scandal continue to play out across the globe, you can't help but wonder how things might be a little different if