To build trust in cloud engagements, ask these 3 questions
Cloud is a compelling proposition, but most business leaders are nervous about security and reliability. Here's a way to calm those nerves.
Service Oriented
Service technology -- from SOA to cloud to IT service management -- promises many "-ilities": greater agility, flexibility, and reusability. Joe McKendrick explores the challenges and opportunities with service orientation, and how to capitalize on these emerging computing philosophies.
Joe McKendrick
Joe McKendrick is an author, consultant and speaker specializing in trends and developments shaping the technology industry.
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The 5 'supertrends' of enterprise IT
Rather than being captive employees, IT professionals are owners of their own individual brands, 'and sometimes lend out their brand to a large organization'
Catch 22: To avoid IT, end-users need IT's help
Application programming interfaces and cloud may represent this generation's 'skunk works,' but they're not ready to go it alone.
North Dakota among top states for IT spending: Is it the oil boom?
IDC says four out of the 50 states will see growth in enterprise IT spending exceed 7 percent over the coming year.
Pricing out cloud computing? Look at your workloads first
New report suggests that many cloud costs are underestimated due to variations in workloads.
Software-defined networking: 'Virtualization's last mile'
The next great frontier in IT: Uncoupling the network from network hardware.
'One fraud event a week': Survey finds internal data breaches all too pervasive
Sneaky, sneaky: Organizations suffer 55 employee-related incidents of fraud each year — mainly through employees getting hold of privileged users' credentials.
'Great coders are today's rock stars'
In a video intended to rev up the interest of young people in software development, industry luminaries make the case for "an incredibly empowering skill to learn".
More enterprise app stores on the horizon: Gartner
Call it BYOA (bring your own application). Unlike BYOD, however, enterprises will take more control of the situation with sanctioned apps available for quick downloads and deployments.
5 top frustrations with mobile devices in the enterprise
A survey of 477 IT managers has found that there is less IT involvement in BYOD decisions, and frustration with the inevitable support they will require. But users need to set the terms.