07 October 2008
By John Fontana, Network World
Microsoft has mapped out the way ahead for SQL Server and a number of add-ons, which the software giant modestly hopes will eventually transform business intelligence (BI) and data warehousing. Read more...
28 February 2008
By Maxwell Cooter
There’s an old industry joke about two women describing their husbands. Read more...
22 February 2008
By John Fontana, Network World (US online)
Yesterday's announcement from Microsoft that it was opening up its APIs sent shock waves throughout the industry. We look at the company's possible motives and gauge how Microsoft's open-source competitors see the move. Read more...
31 October 2007
By Patrick Thibodeau, Computerworld
HP officials are marking the 30th anniversary of the OpenVMS operating system's introduction by telling users of the software that it still doesn't have an expiration date. Read more...
16 June 2008
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Funambol plans to offer ad-funded email to consumers, and free Blackberry-style email to the enterprise. We asked the CEO to explain himself. Read more...
11 December 2007
By MySQL
MySQL is the most popular database for ISVs, VARs, hardware vendors, and network appliance manufactures who want to cost effectively embed or bundle a reliable, high performance relational database. Read more...
27 June 2008
By Randall C. Kennedy, Infoworld (US)
13 August 2008
By Erik Larkin, PC World (US)
In the world of comic books, every bad guy is an evil genius. On the web, hackers, spammers, and phishers may be evil, but they're not required to be geniuses. Here are ten ways to defend yourself against them, genius or not. Read more...
12 February 2008
By Robert L. Mitchell, Computerworld
General Motors might be globalising its business, but in the area of servers, the auto-maker is thinking small. Read more...