Welcome to the cloud, we hope you are enjoying the view! Now that you have moved all of your online databases onto the cloud, everyone in the office can easily access important information from wherever they are using a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) of their choosing. That’s right, you can access your cloud with [...]

Rare is the occasion when someone fails to develop an elegant and expensive solution to our IT and business problems. And it’s a good thing because implementing a BYOD policy is rife with problems that need a-solvin’. Companies who are taking the BYOD plunge must create a series of policies, guidelines, and fail-safes to protect [...]

Many companies are finding the prospect of handing over hardware costs and reducing their IT staff extremely attractive, but is the ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD) trend really good for business? The short answer is that the ‘bring your own device’ trend is brilliant for morale and for business, but not always good for security. [...]

When companies began to move their online databases to the cloud, executives probably anticipated huge cost savings and improved worker efficiency. However, they likely did not predict the amount of bring your own device initiatives the cloud would produce. “We’re actually hearing from our own customers, during the interview process, where potential employees are asking [...]

Companies may want to make their online databases accessible across all devices, as small business employees and owners alike have reported benefits to enterprise mobility. “Small business users consider productivity and business apps on mobile devices to be game changers that make them more efficient and competitive,” said CDW’s Jill Billhorn. “They want still more [...]

The new year has many businesses looking at their success from the past year and devising strategies to recharge the company moving forward into the new year.

BYOD, or bring-your-own-device, has become essentially inescapable.

Editor’s note: this is a guest post by David Anderson Green Computing: Its History When the Energy Star program was launched in the year 1992, the concept of green computing first emerged onto the scene. Energy Star was a type of voluntary label that was awarded to those computing products which were successful in reducing [...]

A recent article for TechNewsWorld stated that while the cloud is sometimes characterized as dangerous for network security, the same cloud network dynamics produce different results for smaller organizations and large enterprises.

In a recent article for IDG News Service, contributor Chris Kanaracus examined enterprise software over the past year to draw predictions for 2013.