Tech Reports

The third quarter of 2011 treated the top IT companies well for the most part. Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) revenue rose 7 percent from last year and Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) revenue jumped 33 percent.

The top IT companies are continuing to shatter records and make it look easy, even as the overall economic recovery limps along. Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), whose fiscal year ended June 30, broke two

Top IT companies are continuing to buck the trend of the fragile overall U.S. economy, reporting strong quarterly earnings to kick off 2011. Meanwhile, competition among IT leaders continued to

In a year marked by ongoing economic pressures, industry consolidation and rapid innovation, it is no surprise that there was plenty of high-octane sparring among tech vendors. It's hard to say which

It's clear to anyone that follows content management, that consolidation goes part and parcel with this business. In fact, Alan Pelz-Sharpe wrote about this in a recent Industry Voices

Buying may still be suffering and job-growth lackluster, but things are looking fairly good when it comes to company earnings. More than half of S&P 500 companies have reported their quarterly

For the most part, major IT vendors fared well this earnings season. Intel, Microsoft and Apple are just some of the companies reporting their highest quarterly revenue numbers ever. According to a

None of us can see into the future, so predictions, while a fun exercise, don't really amount to much. Still, it wouldn't be a new year without some predictions, so why should we be different here at

Open source has a lot of advantages. For starters, the license is free, which means you take a huge part of the expense out of the equation, but just because the license is free doesn't mean the

The last few months have produced more clouds than silver linings for almost every U.S. economic sector. In October the S&P 500-stock index fell just over 18 percent, according to Standard &