This week, InstantMessagingPlanet is going back to the basics. We're pleased to bring you a series of articles covering the fundamentals of enterprise instant messaging and what...
Spring follows winter, objects fall down and enterprises standardize on Microsoft Office. Nobody questions the first two aphorisms but some information technology (IT) professionals are considering ignoring...
Moore's Law, which states that the power of microprocessors will double roughly every 18 months, has been a constant in the technology industry since 1965 when Intel...
As a managing partner in a network consulting and engineering firm, Jeff Cornejo is technically savvy. That's why, as part of a client's information technology (IT)...
In the annals of information technology, it's not unusual for mail servers to go down. The trick, according to Greg Jackson, CIO for the University of...
There is a distinctive sound production managers hear when a manufacturing process stops. It's the sound of money going down the drain. Joe Webb's client,...
Two years ago, wireless carriers and many industry analysts claimed that remote wireless access to enterprise data would revolutionize how companies do business. Sales would increase...
New employees at Hoffman Construction in Portland, Ore., receive a written policy that limits their personal use of the Internet during work hours. The policy says, among...
Sometimes, the "next big thing" disappears from the spotlight only to quietly emerge as a widely adopted fact of life. That describes the rise of extranets...
Generals don't send troops into battle without training. Similarly, it is perilous for enterprises to roll out new applications without teaching employees how to use them....
Even the most sophisticated new hardware and applications won't benefit the enterprise if employees don't use them. The often-forgotten solution to that problem is training.
Training certainly...