Microsoft Exchange news from FierceCIO

Remember the Google App Sync tool that was meant to open a way for organizations looking to move away from Microsoft Exchange? While I did mention that it would not work in my instance, I do think... Read more...

Red Hat officially released Fedora 11, for download earlier this week. Code-named Leonidas, the latest update comes with a number of new features, including several virtualization improvements and a... Read more...

Earlier this week, Microsoft unveiled the beta of Exchange Server 2010, the next iteration of its flagship messaging platform. The general consensus appears to be that Exchange 2010 is gentler on... Read more...

Redmond-based software giant Microsoft is riding a paradigm shift in the way it builds its flagship messaging Microsoft Exchange software. Traditionally, Microsoft has always built its software to... Read more...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs have confirmed that the next version of Mac OS X - 10.6, will be code named Snow Leopard. The focus of this new version will be more towards Read more...

It certainly came as a bit of a surprise when Apple announced that it had licensed Activesync from Microsoft and was bringing... Read more...

Earlier this week, over at FierceMobileEnterprise, I wondered what enterprise announcements... Read more...

In this post-Y2K era, it can be hard to believe that calendar-related bugs still are an issue. So you can imagine that IT admins the world over were surprised to discover that they were unable to... Read more...

It's no secret that enterprise email has historically been a cash cow for companies like Microsoft, IBM and Research in Motion (RIM). Now, it appears that Google is looking to get in on the action as... Read more...

Well, here we are folks, the final issue of the year. So many ideas come to mind. Top 10 best tech products of the year? Top 10 worst tech products of the year? 2007 winners and losers? I suppose... Read more...