In December 2007, a 49-year-old senior database administrator at a Chicago investment firm decided he couldn't take it anymore. Excessive hours and oppressive management had taken their toll; he was also worn down by the fear and uncertainty of a fin...
When it comes to job stability and pay, storage administrators had it made in 2009.
Are you turning over every stone to find hidden savings? The Procter & Gamble Co. is, and it found millions of dollars -- all hidden under thousands of printers and copiers.
It seems that IT leaders are warming up to cloud computing, with its promise of elasticity, utility-based billing, multiple storage locations, and the ability to pull data directly from storage devices. In fact, cloud computing ranked second (behind ...
The $US10 million bid for the year2000.com domain name turned out to be a hoax - as well as at least four other bids above $2 million.
After six years of creating awareness of possible Year 2000 glitches as the result of the date rollover from 1999 to 2000, Canadian computer consultant Peter de Jager says his work is nearly done and he's ready to cash in his URL.
Hours after Encyclopaedia Britannica announced its new, free Web content yesterday, the site went down.
For the first time, Encyclopaedia Britannica is offering its Web site content for free and has spun off its online and digital products into a separate business unit, officials said.
Michael Dell is adamant that the PC market has a bright future. But unobtrusively, Dell Computer is laying the groundwork for new ventures that will take the $US20 billion company beyond the desktop.