|
Are We Ready for the Cloud? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 7, 2008 Execs from Adobe, Microsoft, Salesforce and VMware discuss the impact of cloud computing. The Big Business of Tiny Widgets By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 27, 2008 Facebook developers' conference turns up plenty of business models. Social Networking Meets the Mainstream By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 12, 2008 Consumers fast becoming regular users, but is business catching up? R-Word Meets O-Word By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published April 17, 2008 Online media could profit from a recession, but only if measurement and standards are addressed. Web 2.0 in Enterprise Needs a Lock By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published April 11, 2008 Culture of sharing needs to be reminded about TMI at work. Web 2.0 Goes to Work By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published February 6, 2008 Whizzy new enterprise apps sneak in via early adopters. How is IT coping? Demise of Internet Greatly Exaggerated? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 24, 2007 Critics charge a new report warning of Internet overload could serve the interests of Big Telecom. Familiar Ring: Converging Mobile, Fixed Networks At Work By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 25, 2007 Vendors say companies can save money and be more efficient if they do it right. Lawmakers to Telcos: Fix It or We Will By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 24, 2007 CTIA roundtable pits operators against legislators. Hey IT, Welcome to the Bverse By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 14, 2007 Virtual world platforms want to become enterprise-ready. A New Face for Live Search By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 27, 2007 Microsoft Live Search invents tricks to keep current users happy. Culture Clash in Office 2.0 By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 8, 2007 Inter-office sniping may be a bigger problem than getting workers to use groovy online tools. Ganging Up on Badware By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published January 30, 2006 Harvard and Oxford team with Google, Lenovo and Sun for online neighborhood watch. A CRM Sandbox For Wary Customers By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 20, 2005 New testing service will let companies try out apps in a parallel IT universe. FCC Wiretap Order Raises ACLU Ire By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 7, 2005 Group says mandate would dramatically increase FBI's surveillance powers over the Internet. A Job For The Holidays By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 7, 2005 With tech booming, recruiters advise you not to slow down your search this month. Streaming Media Grows Up By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 6, 2005 The streaming video market seems to have matured -- at least in terms of its audience. The Meaning of 'MemoGates' By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 10, 2005 How Microsoft will ''get the Web.'' Piecing Together The Sun Google Puzzle By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 31, 2005 When you put the parts together, this partnership could add up to something. Flock Browser Released By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 24, 2005 Built on Mozilla, it adds social network components to Web surfing. Study Sees RFID Savings For Wal-Mart By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 19, 2005 Shoppers more likely to find what they wanted on the shelves, thanks to the new technology. Microsoft in Open Source Partnership By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 28, 2005 Agreement with middleware maker JBoss marks a new high temperature in the thawing of Redmond. Podcasting For The People By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 19, 2005 Quick and easy tools bring podcasting out into the mainstream. Truth Time for Microsoft at PDC By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 12, 2005 Microsoft Professional Developers Conference is the time for Redmond to come clean about its Longhorn plans. Stakes High in Google Injunction Hearing By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 7, 2005 First day in Washington court between Microsoft and Google wraps up with Dr. Lee under cross-exam. Say It Ain't So, Yahoo By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 1, 2005 Analyst claims the Web giant supports spyware companies with its pay-per-click ads. Now, You're Google-Talking on IM By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 24, 2005 New Google Talk service combines IM and VoIP. Call for Vendor-Neutral E-Copyright By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 23, 2005 Tim Berners-Lee speaks out against plan to require IE browser to file electronic copyright. Google's Latest Desktop Search Released By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 22, 2005 Search leader releases intelligent RSS reader disguised as desktop search. IE's New Look By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 15, 2005 Microsoft unveils new identity for the revamped browser. Microsoft/Google Drama Glamorous, Not Unexpected By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 5, 2005 Non-compete litigation over Kai-Fu Lee is a common ploy, experts say. Microsoft On Demand? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 28, 2005 Microsoft plans a move toward Web-based services connecting with Windows and Office. Windows Vista Beta Is On By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 27, 2005 Microsoft unveils code and interfaces for Longhorn, IE7 and Longhorn Server. Yahoo's Video Mission With NASA By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 26, 2005 Portal will provide 24/7 streaming coverage of Discovery's return to space mission. Study: Cost Not Only Open Source Driver By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 14, 2005 Evans Data says businesses aren't price-sensitive when it comes to software. Dark Blogs and Voices in the Wilderness By Susan Kuchinskas | Features & Trends Article Published June 21, 2005 Business likes the buzz of blogging, but the real juice may be inside the firewall. A New Enterprise Database Option By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published May 24, 2005 EnterpriseDB aims for a piece of the corporate action as it releases a the beta of its open source product. Google Hints at Future Products By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published May 20, 2005 Google's first 'factory tour' offers a glimpse into what's next for the search giant. Enterprises Grapple With Open Source Use By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published April 7, 2005 Advocates say OSS enterprise applications are ready for prime time, but businesses must manage code use. Windows Server Goes Head to Head With RHEL By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published April 6, 2005 The latest test in Redmond's Get the Facts campaign pits Redmond's server against Red Hat's. All Microsoft or None? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published March 29, 2005 Jupiter Research outlines the perils and promise of Microsoft's integration strategy. Do You Know Who Owns Your Info? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published March 10, 2005 Selling consumer information is big business, but there's often little oversight on buyers. Microsoft Extends Anti-Piracy Program By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published January 26, 2005 Redmond also will close the door to Windows Downloads for users of bogus software. Microsoft Search to be Pervasive By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 22, 2004 The homegrown technology will find its way into the broad range of products, but the company will avoid the bundling issue. IBM Expected To Make PC Sale Official By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 7, 2004 Analysts applaud the idea of IBM's moves with its PC division, and pick some other winners in the potential deal. Burst.com Alleges Microsoft Cover-Up By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 17, 2004 The tiny combatant said 'luck and lawyering' helped it uncover what it calls new evidence of Redmond's shenanigans. Corporations Get Ready for Wi-Fi By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 16, 2004 A conference at Microsoft's campus helps executives see the benefits and risks of WLANs on corporate campuses. A New Breed of Phish By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 10, 2004 UPDATED: SurfControl identified a new phishing scam that includes hacking into companies' servers. UK Agency Report Greenlights Linux By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published October 28, 2004 Procurement office recommends that open source software be considered alongside the higher-priced spread. IBM in Major RFID Expansion By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 27, 2004 Big Blue will spend $250 million to solidify its presence in a sector it sees as high-growth. Mainstream Companies Seek Charming Programmers By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published September 9, 2004 Survey says interpersonal skills are a plus in the competitive IT job market. Microsoft Integration Server on Deck By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 17, 2004 HIS 2004 lets companies use Windows to get at legacy data and applications. Communications to Drive 64-Bit By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 10, 2004 Consumers snapping up advanced cell phones and DVD players will fuel next-generation chip sales, experts say. Microsoft's XP SP2 Arrives By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published August 6, 2004 UPDATED: The security centric update is released to manufacturing. Now, the really hard part begins. Think Globally, Block Locally By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 30, 2004 Experts at international anti-spam conference hold out little hope of a global solution to the rising tide of rotten e-mails. A 'Win-Win-Win' MS Server Solution? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 20, 2004 Microsoft's enterprise customers have been slow to upgrade to Windows Server 2003. Could the opportunity to consolidate servers offer the payback they seek? IBM Takes on Flood of RFID Data By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 19, 2004 IBM says its WebSphere Product Center can make sense of the gush of data from RFID and the Internet of Things. Microsoft Settles Up By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published July 2, 2004 Vermont and Minnesota reach deals on class action suits. Open Source as Weapon By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published June 18, 2004 Peace, Love and Open Source? Don't believe it. Companies can and do wield open source as a weapon. Do-Not-Spam List Great For Spammers By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published June 16, 2004 After a six-month study, the FTC updates Congress on the National Do Not E-Mail registry. Hint: It's not a good thing. Inside Microsoft's Next Big Thing By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published June 10, 2004 Top of mind for Microsoft Research: search, Web services, spam and projects code-named Boxwood and MindNet. Microsoft Opens Windows for Supercomputing By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published May 27, 2004 The giant software vendor is quietly building a Windows-based high-performance platform it says can stand up to any mainframe on the block. Offshoring Arrives on Wall Street By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published May 10, 2004 UPDATED: U.S. IT workers reject it. U.S. IT companies embrace it. Now investors can weigh in as a California outsourcing firm preps for an IPO and another on-demand player lines up to float shares too. Sun's Financial Strategy -- Can It Work? By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published April 5, 2004 Sun and Microsoft's deal may not help hide Sun's perilous position in the marketplace. Microsoft Keeps Longhorn Release Schedule Obscure By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published April 1, 2004 Redmond says it will release no OS before its time -- but execs finally confirm it won't be in 2005. EU's Decision Clear; Results May Not Be By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published March 24, 2004 The European Commission's ruling (if it stands) will have a host of technical and legal ramifications for Microsoft, but will it achieve the intended result? Special Report: Microsoft Hit with Record EU Fine EU Reaction: Microsoft Challenges, Rivals Cheer IT Execs Present Open Source Wish Lists By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published March 18, 2004 If open source software wants a place in the enterprise, it must move beyond the desktop. VCs Open Wallets for Open Source By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published March 16, 2004 Gluecode, a Los Angeles software firm delivering 'managed open source' products, cements a relationship with investors. Major ISPs to Stand Firm on Anti-Spam Fight By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published March 9, 2004 AOL, EarthLink, Microsoft, and Yahoo! are expected to outline their progress against unwanted e-mail. No Windows Server Shipped Before Its Time By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published January 30, 2004 Microsoft says it's adjusted its production scheduling after listening to user feedback asking it to provide ship dates. No Hockey Stick for WLAN By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published January 29, 2004 New research says the growth curve for 802.11 technology will look more like a speed bump instead of a hockey stick. Windows98 Back on Life (Cycle) Support By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published January 13, 2004 The Redmond, Wash., giant's move does right by customers and shows the influence of CEO Steve Ballmer, an analyst says. Sun's Cobalt Line Officially Gone By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published December 26, 2003 The last of the low-priced Cobalt line has been phased out in favor of its flagship Sun Fire line. Putting Spyware on the Hook By Susan Kuchinskas | Article Published November 20, 2003 Preparing for an FTC suit, an Internet privacy organization launches an online action to collect histories of spyware gone wrong. |
