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Skyhigh Brings Order to Cloud With Advanced Control Techniques

As more business turn toward the cloud for applications and services, many are beginning to experience what is referred to as "shadow IT," a...

SolarWinds IPAM Tames the Chaos of Complex IP Networks

Businesses of all sizes have one undeniable thing in common: the need for their IP networks to function properly. However, as those networks grow...

Working With the Visual TruView Management Console

Working With the Visual TruView Management Console The management console is fully customizable and offers a single-pane-of-glass view into network operations. At a glance, administrators...

Open Data Center Alliance Updates “Noisy Neighbor” Controls

The ODCA (Open Data Center Alliance) updated the Input/Output (IO) Controls usage model to revision 1.1 on March 6. As with the five other...

American Patent Office Reinvents Itself

The Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA), a sweeping revision of existing patent legislation signed into law by President Barack Obama in September 2011 took...

There’s a (Microsoft) App for That

During a Microsoft Office 2013 technology preview call Aug. 7, Brian Jones, group program manager for the Office Solutions Framework team showed how developers...

Microsoft Word 2013: The Written Word With Every Bell and Whistle

In the era of lightweight, cloud-provided mobile apps Microsoft Word 2013 is moving in the other direction.The upcoming version of Word 2013 got the...

Dell Latitude Is Built for Comfort and Speed

The Dell Latitude E6530 is a good option for desktop managers who are looking to refresh the standard-issue laptop for power users who need...

Microsoft Outlook 2013 Rearranges to Maintain Relevance

Outlook 2013; the email, calendar, task and contact manager, forms the heart of Microsoft Office 2013 customer preview when it comes to staying on...

Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 Catches Up With Apple Keynote

Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 customer preview has gained a convenience feature already found in Apple’s Keynote: presenter mode. I was able to present a PowerPoint...