Stuart J. Johnston

Few things in computing aggravate users and developers alike as much as waiting -- particularly waiting for Windows to start up or shut down -- especially

Microsoft's newest enterprise resources planning solution clearly targets a global audience, with support for almost two dozen languages. Four months

With the ouster Tuesday of Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz and the announcement that the search firm will embark on an overall strategic review of its business, a

The first significant update to Microsoft's cloud-based PC management service for small and medium-sized businesses will be publicly released on October

In a new post to its recently launched Building Windows 8 (B8) blog, Microsoft revealed how difficult supporting an emerging standard can be --

Not yet a part of Microsoft's burgeoning social networking empire, real-time video conferencing and voice communications firm Skype is already making

On the heels of a disappointing earnings report for its third fiscal quarter of 2011, HP executives said late Thursday that the company is looking at --

Despite a record quarter for cash flow from operations, Dell's second fiscal quarter of 2012 illustrated just how difficult it can be to expand from a

As Microsoft prepares to provide developers, customers, and OEMs more details about Windows 8 at its upcoming Build conference next Month, the head of the

The news has just barely hit that search giant Google is buying Motorola Mobility, yet some pundits have already begun to posit that, other than acquiring

A recent survey of 250 small to large enterprises found that, while the vast majority of them are seriously concerned about the security of managed file

Growth in IT budgets this year is helping to fuel the growing adoption of Windows 7 in the enterprise, according to a new research report released this