IT purchasing has been so bad recently that things have got to be looking up.
A report predicts that despite layoffs, IT salaries may weather 2009's general economic downturn.
The survey found that most of its respondents have some plans for SaaS.
Big Blue rolled out initiatives to help organizations assess cloud computing costs and deployments.
A Computer Economics study finds IT organizations have already cut staffing to the bone.
Microsoft has introduced a new Windows server component to seamlessly connect Active Directory users to Microsoft-based services and other services residing in the Internet cloud.
An online startup company migrated some of its operations into the cloud by using Microsoft Windows Azure services.
Analysts define an airy concept that's currently looming large on the IT horizon.
The International Association of Managed Service Providers (MSPAlliance) and Microsoft today said they are joining forces to better educate and certify companies using Microsoft IT management tools.
HP's absorption of outsourcing firm EDS also includes a plan to cut its workforce.
A second-quarter survey found sluggish IT spending in both North America and Europe.
Delivering hosted solutions to businesses takes planning, and this report describes some of the steps to take.
The new tool is designed to help managers assess code quality before it's shipped.
A study surveying 201 CIOs found a general slowdown in IT spending and staffing.
The company teamed with Amazon to add scalability to its hosted data integration solution.
Research firm Gartner is predicting that the current economic downturn in the U.S. will mean more IT and development positions will go overseas.
Koders.com is slated to become another asset in Black Duck's software compliance toolset.
Hosted rich Internet application development platform lets developers tap into Google App Engine.
Addressing specific vertical markets through the use of customized solution bundles may be the latest wave in software-as-a-service.
Big businesses, with their larger infrastructures, are not as interested, report suggests.