Holding on to older notebook and desktop computers for longer means more money for other IT investments but also brings security risks, according to an analyst.  

A multiyear spending plan and trusted partners help small businesses cope with a constantly shifting threat landscape.

Organizations need to know what software they have and ensure their users know how to take advantage of those applications to get the most out of their investments.

Organizations should focus more on the tools that users say help them be more efficient at performing their jobs.   

The value of the good will gained with your staff plus the benefits to the bottom line make the investment worth considering.

In an era of flat or modest budget increases, organizations need a strategy to ensure they’re not paying for software they don’t need.

Phase-change memory promises faster access to operating systems and for business queries and financial transactions. 

The deal will combine the software and social networking giants, and potentially help Microsoft sell its software to companies and offer online training for business users.

Applications are only valuable to businesses if users take full advantage of them — otherwise, investments go to waste. 

In today’s modern workplace, users are asked to do their jobs on the road and at home. Communication tools and technologies let them do that and still maintain a healthy work-life balance.

After upgrading to a converged infrastrucutre, power surges can be a business's undoing, so they should follow these steps to avoid a meltdown. 

Follow these key steps to ensure that your business has the right technology and setup in place to avoid technical problems that can derail meetings.