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A new report out from the Burton Group compares gigabit Ethernet with the latest version of WiFi, 802.11n, and notes that now is the time for companies to begin switching their local-area networks Read more...

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Today, mobile workers can access information just about everywhere. While benefits move beyond better productivity, CIOs are streamlining business processes and enabling better communication and Read more...

In the quest for innovation and the push toward the next frontier for applications, many companies are looking to mobile phones as a platform of opportunity. According to consulting and analytics Read more...

Enterprises struggle with the best way to imbue their companies with mobility in a strategic and effective way. To do so effectively, recognize mobility as the core of an overall IT strategy, Read more...

Your IT department probably has a host of application developers, IT managers and programmers, but does it have an information steward? How about a mobile application developer? The IT department Read more...

When it comes to mobilization, the first thing you have to realize is that mobile application development and deployment, as well as management and security, is far different from the PC processes Read more...

The greatest thing about technology is that it never stands still and that's especially true when it comes to mobile and wireless applications. There are programs that stream data points into Read more...

The greatest thing about technology is that it never stands still and that's especially true when it comes to mobile and wireless applications. There are programs that stream data points into Read more...

There are only about 10 million people out there using Opera's browser; At one percent of all web surfers, Opera poses no big threat to Internet Explorer--yet. Listening to the company's leaders Read more...