The Salvation Army UK Territory will use Mimecast SaaS to improve e-mail security.
Enterprises see real promise for flexibility and savings from cloud computing, a survey reveals.
The global downturn fuels the adoption of open source software as companies look for affordable computing options.
In this World Wide Wrap: MacBook Pro owners' nightmares continue, Intel intros Corei7 and = Phenom II X4 better than Core i5.
In this World Wide Wrap: TCS and Microsoft in virtualisation deal, extending virtualisation's reach, and CIOs turn to virtualisation.
The upgraded iPod Touch and Nano sport a 'multi-touch' user interface, built-in video camera, and software capabilities.
Data warehousing needs to be owned by business leaders so data can remain flexible and offer organisational value.
In this World Wide Wrap: DataDirect reaches rack milestone, Adaptec SSD Cache boosts storage, and Zycko and Infortrend expand EU offering.
Cloud computing may not be the answer for data warehousing, say experts at a local conference.
Increasing collaboration and social media uptake is changing the face of BI, says BI Practice.
In this World Wide Wrap: Enterprises up DR strategies, SMEs may not weather storms, and UK businesses face swine flu absenteeism.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lenovo intros Lynnfield-based server, Snow Leopard supports Exchange 2007, and Xeon 3400 parts for entry-level servers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba to outsource chip making, Malaysia IT outsourcing to hit $1.1bn, and India tops in procurement outsourcing.