Stuart J. Johnston

According to a new survey, more than 95 percent of IT organizations plan to expand or maintain their investments in software-as-a-service (SaaS), while a

When hard times hit, IT organizations looking to cut costs and make expenses more predictable shifted more of the heavy lifting to outsourcing firms, yet

Whether or not IT budgets have recovered to pre-recession levels, the pressure on IT infrastructure and operations (I&O) managers to maximize the work

"Industrialized," low-cost IT services (ILCS) are the future of the IT industry, according to a presentation this week at the Gartner Outsourcing & IT

Less than three weeks after the ouster of its CEO, search and content giant Yahoo is looking at a range of options to turn the company's fortunes around,

Wednesday, it was only a rumor that HP's board was thinking seriously of jettisoning their CEO of a little less than a year and replacing him with board

In what seems to be a game of musical chairs for tech CEOs, according to published reports, HP is close to firing CEO Leo Apotheker after less than a year

Enterprises will be well on their way to adopting cloud-based email and collaboration services (CECS) by the end of 2014, but that date has been pushed

Microsoft over the weekend released a beta test suite of tools for linking its robotics software developers kit (SDK) to Microsoft's increasingly popular

With the release of the technical preview of Windows 8 this week, Microsoft officials made much about the fact that the next generation operating system

In the first hours after Microsoft made the developers' preview of Windows 8 available, developers had already downloaded 500,000 copies of the pre-beta

As rumor sites predicted, Tuesday Microsoft told attendees at its Build developers conference that they will be going home this week with prototype tablet