In Shakespeare's Macbeth, "fair is foul, and foul is fair." When separating fact from fiction, Bill Shakespeare could've been a systems analyst.
Written by Steven C. Pitcher
When I began my current role about seven years ago, I joined a true-blue AS/400 shop, and I had many new ideas I wanted to bring in the door with me. At the top of my list was deploying Linux on iSeries, desktops, thin clients, or anything else because it was "free" and "open."
Businesses demand immediate, ready access to real-time data integrated from disparate sources. Software-based data sharing fulfills that need.
Written by Craig Johnson
Editor's note: This article is an extractfrom "Get the Facts: Real-Time, On-Demand Information for Business Intelligence and Data Integration,"available free from the MC Press White Paper Center.
Business moves at the speed of light. At one time, the preceding statement would have been rhetorical. Today, it's often literal.
Leverage IIS 6.0's built-in features, including MetaBase auditing, file expiration, HTTP compression, and more.
Written by Joydip Kanjilal
Internet Information Services (IIS) is a flexible, scalable, easy to use and manage Web server that can be used to host your Web sites and run applications on the Web seamlessly.
Still the leading industry technology for archiving data, magnetic tape gets a boost from researchers in Switzerland and Japan, who say it's much greener than disk.
Written by Chris Smith
If you are one of those people who has resisted the move to back up everything to disk because you just like knowing you have a tape offsite that has all the company's data going back to the Vietnam War, then take heart; you have just been given a new lease on life with a breakthrough in tape technology.
Systems were designed to help manage increasingly data intensive services from emerging industry business models to smart electrical grids and real-time analytics.