Cybernomics

By: Preston Gralla

Expect 2009 to be a breakout year for Green IT, with it taking a central role not just in IT departments, but in the enterprise as a whole. The economic meltdown, a big new stimulus package, and advances…

By: Briony Smith - ComputerWorld Canada 

Web 2.0 has been around for a while now—sort of the gangly teenager instead of the fresh-faced babe it once was. IT managers in the enterprise have to deal with it, regardless, which…

By: Andy Woyzbun 

Don’t Fall Asleep At The Wheel: Be Prepared For Challenging Times
Despite many danger signals, the current worldwide economic crisis seems to have taken everyone by surprise. Governments and businesses continued to be optimistic through most of…

By Paul Weinberg

Microsoft still expresses satisfaction with its Windows Vista operating system. “From the Vista point of view we are actually really quite happy with the progress that we have made with it,” stated Elliot Katz, product manager at Microsoft…

Several Dell folks were surprised and perplexed to see Apple’s new “green” MacBook ad since its release last month and we’ve been watching the discussions in the blogosphere. After chatting with our environmental teams about the topic, we realized that…

By Kurt Marko

Use Selective IT Investments & Cost-Cutting Strategies

IT managers are constantly walking a tightrope between growing customer demand for IT services and the enterprise imperative of controlling costs. Yet the winds of economic uncertainty are howling at unprecedented levels.…

By Kathleen Lau

December 19, 2008 Cupertino, Calif.-based Symantec Corp. announced Monday enhancements to its storage optimization software suite that include “agentless” capabilities designed to help enterprises simplify deployment and ongoing management of their storage environments.

The Veritas CommandCentral suite’s existing Storage…

By: Rafael Ruffolo
This week’s TSX crash has given credence to business continuity and disaster recovery plans across the country. Analysts weigh in on the cautionary tale of the TSX standstill

The one-day shutdown of the TSX and TSX Venture Exchange offers…

Tom Knezic and Christine Lolley pushed sustainability to the limit on their first project together. In the process, the architects also decided to get married.

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By: Oliver Moore 

An old nuclear blast shelter is cheaper than you’d think.

Anton Self, the chief executive of the tech company Bastionhost, has inked a deal to buy one of the so-called Diefenbunkers. He won’t reveal the exact cost,…