Drew Robb

As companies become increasingly dependent upon electronic transactions as a primary means of customer interaction, many have found that it

Grid computing has attracted a lot of attention recently as companies have begun to promote the concept of accessing unlimited computing power from anywhere in the world as easily as users now log on to the Internet. While that sounds revolutionary, it's really an incremental step with a great deal of developmental history behind it. In fact, enterprises of all types are already using a simple form of grid computing within their firewalls to economically meet processing needs.

Microsoft successfully made the leap from desktop dominance to grabbing a hefty share of the server operating system market. Now the vendor is setting its sights on high-performance workstations and servers.

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Given the increasingly competitive state of the IT job market, it can be tempting to inflate your r

Analysts agree that unified messaging is definitely a handy tool, but enterprises are leery about making the additional investment.