Being small — even medium-sized — pays dividends when it comes to developing technology designed to improve customer service.

Pastor Mike Morris taps his tech background to serve his flock, and shows that there is much in common between running a nonprofit organization and a small business. 

Increasingly, businesses are deciding whether to host their entire infrastructure or to host none of it. Both can be the right answer. 

As more companies embrace the agile approach that weaves IT development with operations, they must also figure out how to gauge their performance.

These are the key questions every IT team needs to answer as they contemplate a migration toward SQL Server 2014. 

Outside IT firms often help small businesses with repairs, troubleshooting and more complex tasks such as installations and integrations. 

As the Internet of Things takes hold, an expected explosion of RFID tags will improve the customer experience and help companies streamline operations.

With a big screen and brawny processor, this pro version of the Apple iPad aims squarely at the mobile workforce.

The anticipation of billions of IoT devices is spurring fresh developments in thin-film battery technology.

Businesses face the prospect of having to contend with malicious actors that combine multiple forms of cyberattack, such as ransomware and phishing.

Via its new software platform, Nutanix Xpress, the cloud computing company says deployments can be simpler for companies with small IT staffs. 

Companies that use cloud-based business-to-business electronic integration technology report that it’s easier to do business with customers, according to a University of Tennessee survey.