Stan Gibson

About

Stan Gibson is Executive Editor of eWEEK. In addition to taking part in Ziff Davis eSeminars and taking charge of special editorial projects, his columns and editorials appear regularly in both the print and online editions of eWEEK. He is chairman of eWEEK's Editorial Board, which received the 1999 Jesse H. Neal Award of the American Business Press. In ten years at eWEEK, Gibson has served eWEEK (formerly PC Week) as Executive Editor/eBiz Strategies, Deputy News Editor, Networking Editor, Assignment Editor and Department Editor. His Webcast program, 'Take Down,' appeared on Zcast.tv. He has appeared on many radio and television programs including TechTV, CNBC, PBS, WBZ-Boston, WEVD New York and New England Cable News. Gibson has appeared as keynoter at many conferences, including CAMP Expo, Society for Information Management, and the Technology Managers Forum. A 19-year veteran covering information technology, he was previously News Editor at Communications Week and was Software Editor and Systems Editor at Computerworld.

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How Green Is Your IT Valley?

Sharp spikes in data center energy use have shocked IT executives to attention, fueling the drive for green IT. And yet, as an exclusive eWEEK reader survey shows, green IT is still in its early stages and is colored by ambivalence, even among those who are going green. In an exclusive online survey of 337 […]

Personal Devices Create a Dilemma for Corporate IT

The place where business and personal life converge is bound to be fraught with tension. That’s certainly the case when it comes to mobile devices such as smart phones in the workplace. During the last decade and a half, cell phones, pagers, PDAs and handheld computers saw their fortunes rise and fall as one wave […]

The iPhone Is Closer Than You Think

Since the iPhone’s much-heralded debut in the summer of 2007, Apple has pitched the wildly popular product squarely at consumers. But the enthusiasm of some early users has put what some see as the handwriting on the wall: With a few tweaks-some major-the iPhone could be a very serious contender for corporate personal device of […]

Securing the Laptop: Mission Impossible?

Securing the Laptop : Mission Impossible?”> Nearly every week, the report of a stolen laptop hits the news and, with it, a horror story of data loss, identity theft and corporate liability. With a downside that steep, its no wonder that the laptop is the target of corporate IT security campaigns nationwide. Few corporate executives […]

RSS Offers Relief from Enterprise E-Mail Overload

We cant live with e-mail; we cant live without it. Indispensable to most businesses today, e-mail can be a millstone around the necks of office workers and the corporate IT professionals who serve them. Bloated in-boxes conceal rather than expose critical e-mail messages, and vast archives of spam and useless messages clog servers and network […]

eWeek Editorial Board Takes Stances on Important Issues of 2006

In 2006, we voiced opinions in this space on a wide range of issues that we believe are of vital interest to you, our readers, as you use IT and the Internet for strategic business advantage. Heres a summary of where we stand: On the question of net neutrality, we believe the Internet ought to […]

VOIP: 10 Years of Lowering Costs

As voice over IP completes its first decade, the technology has become firmly established in corporate voice, data and video communications networks. Now the eyes of the VOIP community are turning to what might be the next big thing on the horizon—fixed-mobile convergence, or the ability of cell phones and VOIP devices to send and […]

VOIP Costs Dip, as Fixed-Mobile Convergence Looms

ATLANTA—As voice over IP completes its first decade, the technology has become firmly established in corporate voice, data and video communications networks. Now the eyes of the VOIP community are turning to what might be the next big thing on the horizon, FMC (fixed-mobile convergence), or the ability of cell phones and VOIP devices to […]

2006: The Year of Living Globally

Trade across international boundaries isnt new. Multinational corporations arent new. Yet, it seems, globalization is new. Although international commerce has been going on since the beginning of civilization, whats different now is instant communication between scattered locations that makes an office on the other side of the world look like it is next door. That […]