Category: SMB

One of the recurring themes I’m hearing at tech conferences this year is in-memory computing. At the core of these discussions is the need to make data-informed business decisions more quickly. Instead of taking a snapshot from your data sources and loading the data into a data warehouse for analysis, which can take hours or days to get a a number of solutions are promising analytics side-by-side with your transactional workloads in the form of in-memory computing.

Attempting to predict the future is generally seen as a fool’s errand. There are too many variables to expect to

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Most companies have a fair degree of experience defending their own data centers or at least have a trusted partner

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If there’s a single number that should give any business a scare, it’s that the average security breach goes undetected

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As part of a small team, I find unified communication essential to being able to effectively switch roles, doing everything

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Looks like yet another company I’ve done business with in the past is subject to a class action lawsuit. This

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Those of us with small businesses run the risk of missing out on revenue opportunities if we don’t have a

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Earlier in 2010, I reviewed HP’s Data Vault X510. As a small business solution for backups of important office data,

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HP has a team of Cloud Advisors tasked with providing education on a variety of cloud computing challenges. As part

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