Gartner stories
2010 shapes into the landmark year for smartphones and tablets, as Apple leads the charge, transforming them into essential tools for millions.
I have yet to see any real success stories in the enterprise; instead, consumer mobile devices are the real driver of cloud computing.
Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) are increasingly dependent on the data stored on their servers, yet many are failing to take the proper steps to protect it.
Sitecore has been named a Leader in Gartner's 2010 Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management, highlighting its strength in innovation and customer support.
SonicWall revamps its Medallion Partner Programme, enhancing reseller benefits and aiming for greater market reach in SMB and enterprise sectors.
HP claims top spot in Gartner MFPs and Printers report, citing software, vertical solutions and service integration as key factors.
Virtualisation fuels the cloud's growth, with Gartner predicting a $US6.2bn market by 2013, enhancing efficiency and agility for businesses.
There has been a big buzz around cloud computing, particularly in the past year. Has it lived up to the hype?.
Convenience and collaboration are driving a boom in wireless email, with research firm Gartner tipping a billion users worldwide by the end of 2014.
BI trends soar as firms pursue smart consolidation and integration to sharpen decision-making and cut costs amidst economic challenges.
While the initial hype surrounding green IT may have died down, the interest and implementation of green products and services continues to rise.
Businesses need to consider their employees' home security, especially when it comes to digital entertainment.
The market segment of digital media is becoming much broader as new technologies create exciting market opportunities.
According to IDC's David Cannon, businesses are adopting unified communications (UC) due to its overall acceptance and ability to enhance productivity.
Unified Communications advances, transforming businesses and IT roles, as companies deploy cutting-edge tech to boost productivity and achieve goals.
Huawei secures 60% of China Mobile's IMS deployment contracts, reinforcing its market dominance and technical prowess across 19 provinces.
Businesses harnessing tech see major gains; analysts say it's key to saving time and money, boosting growth. Dive into how it works on page 28.
Seoul's IT execs reveal a 30% drop in handset exports, spotlighting the iPhone's rise and the shift towards a 'mobile me' culture.
Once the preserve of early adopters, VoIP is now a common form of voice delivery in the New Zealand workplace.
In defiance of recession, the wireless market thrives, fuelled by demand for better coverage and affordable broadband services.
