CIOs have a radical vision of their world in 2020
What do IT executives think the CIO role will look like entering the next decade? Different than it does today, according to a recent informal poll conducted by Forrester.
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Segmenting Your Workforce Will Actually Drive Innovation
One-size-fits-all computing is an antiquated paradigm. Forrester's J.P. Gownder explains how workforce segmentation drives innovation.
EMC Slides Into Software Defined Storage With ViPR
Like other vendors, EMC is promising to revolutionize the way customers will provision, manage and create storage resources using ViPR. So what's under ViPR's covers?
'Jurassic Park' Proves That The PC Won't Die
In an "adapt or perish" world, the ever-evolving PC will still be the right tool for the right job, even if it lives alongside numerous other species of computing devices.
Capita gets ITIL – but will people finally 'get' ITIL?
Forrester’s Stephen Mann shares his observations on today's ITIL/Capita announcement.
IBM Escalates The DevOps War With UrbanCode Acquisition
Forrester’s Glenn O’Donnell sheds light on the IBM-UrbanCode deal and what it means for the future trajectory of the DevOps movement.
OpenStack Summit Report: Real Customers Building Better Products Faster With Open-Source Cloud
The real stars of last week's OpenStack Summit were the customers. Forrester's Dave Bartoletti shares how BestBuy, Comcast, Bloomberg and others are using the open-source cloud to foster a new era of developer productivity and user experience.
Engaged employees expect IT leaders to understand their needs
Helping the business engage employees through technology experiences means IT leaders must not view their jobs as providing technology.
Bring back the Start button, Microsoft!
Empowering users with familiar tools wouldn't be a sign of surrender, but rather a sign that Microsoft listens to its customers.
OpenStack Goes Grizzly, Azure IaaS Goes Live. No Big Deal. Good.
Good news: OpenStack and Windows Azure are getting better, and getting boring.