Monthly Archives: May 2008

We put version 6.0 of EventTracker to the test and found it on par with rivals in ease of use, and ahead in scalability. Original post by dealmac.com

Until the voice question is answered, organizations should be cautious. Original post by dealmac.com

Kaseya targets Microsoft shops that need reliable patch management but are on tight budgets. Original post by dealmac.com

HP’s 2533t is a mobile thin client with Windows XP Embedded and a gigabyte of flash memory inside. Original post by dealmac.com

Join Kathleen Hogan, Director of EPA’s Climate Protection Partnerships Division, and two ENERGY STAR award winners for a discussion on the benefits energy efficiency can provide businesses and homeowners. Mark Breuker, Director of Energy Consulting at Advantage IQ, and Michael Winka, Director of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ Office of Clean Energy, share […]

Citrix Systems is changing its emphasis to focus on delivering virtual services to user desktops, it will tell attendees at its Synergy 2008 user group meeting. Original post by dealmac.com

The first entry in our all-in-one SOA appliance review shows that increased competition means lines between product categories are blurring — and IT is benefiting. Original post by dealmac.com

In contrast to its prior survey, Astaro found that the bleak economic outlook is likely to decrease spending on IT security. Original post by dealmac.com

CEO Benjamin Wolff reports gains in subscribers and revenues in its first quarter but also greater losses on the way to its national wireless rollout. Original post by dealmac.com

Insurers are discovering that a service-oriented architecture — guided by the right governance and cultural change management strategies — can deliver on SOA’s promise of a more agile IT organization. Original post by dealmac.com

The company touts its newly released Site Recovery Manager as an automation agent that takes over to shift workloads with existing data to the recovery site. Original post by dealmac.com

The fourth entry in our patch management Rolling Review, LANDesk Patch Manager, is a cross-platform offering that, again, relies on agents. Are you sensing a theme here? Original post by dealmac.com