Matsumoto software development

Breaks management ceiling

Desktop management specialist Kace is getting serious about Mac management, as Apple's platform makes headway in the business world.…

Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work

New shoot on an aging tree

With open source software on the rise in the enterprise, more projects are looking beyond the ubiquitous GNU General Public License.…

Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work

No chillers? No problem

Structure 09  Google is developing some sort of back-end technology that automatically - and nearly instantly - redistributes live compute loads when a data center is in danger of overheating. Or maybe this is just talk. Google prefers to at least maintain the illusion of data-center nirvana.…

Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing

Take it or leave it

Microsoft will start injecting Internet Explorer 8 into large organizations through its Windows Server Update Services beginning at the end of August.…

But it's a nice browser

Review  "This isn't just an upgrade of the browser. It's also an upgrade for the web", says Mike Beltzner, Firefox product director, in his What's New in 3.5 video.…

Fox in the hen house

Updated  Concerns over Java could end up delaying a fast-track acquisition of Sun Microsystems by Oracle.…

Calm down everyone - it'll still be there tomorrow

Firefox 3.5 can now be downloaded from Mozilla’s website, but some of the open source outfit’s servers appear to be having a little lie down at time of writing.…