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Reader input should drive our content
08 Jan 2008Covering IT can be such a daunting task that any feedback from readers even negative is useful
Can server virtualisation gain wider appeal?
27 Nov 2007The raw power and performance of next generation servers may lessen any requirement for software based virtualisation
Cash or conscience: the great green debate
30 Oct 2007Storage Expo’s green space was full of vendors looking to make money, and IT chiefs looking to save it
More style-phone than smartphone
02 Oct 2007Apple’s iPhone is stylish and user-friendly, but it offers little for business users to get excited about
More style-phone than smartphone
28 Sep 2007Apple’s iPhone is stylish and user-friendly, but it offers little for business users to get excited about
Rectifying the inefficiencies of AC power
13 Aug 2007More firms will switch on to DC's greater efficiency and reliability, predicts Ed Ansett of EYP Mission Critical Facilities.
Blackberries breeding nation of email slaves?
06 Aug 2007Just because mobile technology allows us to keep in touch with the office 24/7, we should not feel obliged to do so.
A tour de force for wireless comms
16 Jul 2007Like a syringe full of banned substances, technology has the potential to make or break this year's Tour de France, writes Martin Courtney.
The green bandwagon is overcrowded
03 Jul 2007Genuinely green credentials deserve applause, but opportunistic marketing risks a customer backlash
When benefits are hard to identify
18 Jun 2007Biometric identity and access management systems can be very clever, but are they always useful?
Time for IT kit to show its true colours
05 Jun 2007Why are storage vendors so nervous about revealing their OEM partners’ identities?
Remote working: it's all in the head
17 May 2007Attitudes to remote working remain locked in the dark age compared to the advances made in remote access and communications technology
Sun has built it, but will they come?
14 May 2007The vendor’s expectations for its Network.com utility computing service are at odds with market reality
How to tone down printer costs
30 Apr 2007New leasing services and better output controls could help enterprises reduce their printer costs
Grandfather clause ticks off Linux set
05 Apr 2007A GPL provision to prevent Novell/Microsoft-type agreements may not pacify the open-source community
Cebit is down but not out
27 Mar 2007Visitor numbers may be falling, but the giant IT showcase still has plenty to interest enterprise buyers
It’s time Gartner got real
05 Mar 2007The analyst firm’s latest advice to IT managers about system upgrade cycles verges on the fanciful
Don't be duped by dedupe
19 Feb 2007It is impossible to know how many terabytes of data you can fit into a Tardis unless you actually try it
Too much security can be a bad thing
07 Feb 2007Efforts to build solid security into software prior to release could have some unwelcome consequences
The dangers of a hardware cocktail
22 Jan 2007IBM’s encouragement to firms to mix and match technologies could give IT managers a severe headache
