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Tully Rinckey PLLC, a mid-sized but fast-growing law firm with offices in Albany, N.Y., and Washington, D.C., recently started deploying virtualization technologies as a way to facilitate the firm's Read more...

United Parcel Service made quite a splash in IT news in the past week when it announced plans to spend about $1 billion on technology this year to make its operations more efficient. The technology Read more...

ParaScale, a cloud-storage startup, says it has software that can pool a number of file servers much the same as NAS clustering schemes like F5's Acopia devices or EMC's Rainfinity software. But the Read more...

What should a CIO do with a moderately competent employee; not someone who is incapable of doing the work but someone who makes life difficult? "You can spot them and eliminate them without angst. Read more...

> CIOs face a very high bar. Article> A few minutes with FedEx's CIO. Read more...

A new survey has found that fewer than 1 in 12 programmers currently are writing applications targeting Windows Vista, with most still sticking with ASP.Net and Windows Forms applications and finding Read more...

Just where do you look when you want to find out about the strength of the IT job market? It's supposed to be a solid market, toughened after the dot-com bust a few years ago, but it also depends on Read more...

At the back of your mind is a gnawing question: What do I do about Windows Vista? You may be able to rest more easily sooner than you think. This week, the first major upgrade of Vista arrives as a Read more...

There is no question that it takes just a little more of everything--risk-taking and hard work, for example--for women to rise to the pinnacle in any organization. Getting there requires Read more...

Apple's iPhone wasn't intended to be an enterprise device, but there is no doubt that employees will start bringing WiFi-enabled smartphones into the corporate setting, using them for work-related Read more...