States hope feds will help rebuild legacy systems along with roads
Many states are still running decades-old systems, prompting some state CIOs to hope that President-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan will include funding for IT upgrades.
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VMware spreads its wings, users benefit
Last week brought several interesting announcements from or about VMware that position it for a renewed VDI push as well as provide more options for VMware management options.
Four questions on Google app security
Need proof that the computing world is dominated by applications engineered by search giant Google? Just stare into your laptop.
Review: VMWare Fusion 2.0.1
VMware Fusion 2.0 is available. It offers both bug fixes and many features designed to make running alternative operating systems on your Mac as easy as possible.
The tricky math of server virtualization ROI
Unless you're in a large business, server virtualization may wind up costing more than it saves.
Review: Parallels vs. VMware Fusion, round 2
Pick either one, and you'll get a solid performer that lets you run Windows or Linux on your Mac. But they both have their strengths and weaknesses, too.
Review: Windows Azure Services Platform
Microsoft intends its new Windows Azure Services Platform to be a serious cloud computing platform for a broad range of developers and scenarios. It's off to a good start.
Register for sites without giving up contact info
BugMeNot stockpiles user-generated passwords and log-ins so you don't have to provide your own personal info. Here's how to install and use the BugMeNot extension. (Users of IE and other browsers can still tap the great service just by visiting the site.)
Microsoft, Vista and the Big Three
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols likens Microsoft's situation today to that of the Big Three automakers when Japan started taking market share. And we all know how that turned out.
Energized by open source: Ditching closed apps spurred growth, utility says
BlueStar Energy Services replaced the bulk of its IT infrastructure with open-source software. The initiative has been so successful that the CEO attributes much of the company's recent growth to it.
'The Big Switch' to Cloud Computing
Cloud computing may be the answer for organizations looking to boost their server and storage utilization rates without increasing the supporting workforce, says author Nicholas Carr. Carr says he thinks the cloud will enable companies to lower their capital equipment costs and reinvest IT money in other areas, such as new product development.
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BI: Proven Tools for Competitive Advantage in Uncertain Times
(Source: Oracle) In November 2008, Computerworld invited IT and business leaders to participate in a survey on business intelligence (BI) technology and solutions. The survey was fielded via targeted broadcasts to Computerworld customers, as well as through an invitation on Computerworld.com. The goal of the survey was to gain a better understanding of what BI means to organizations and what impact the current economic climate may have on BI implementations and investments. The survey was commissioned by Oracle, but the data was gathered and tabulated independently by Computerworld Research. The following report represents top-line results of that survey.
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