Enterprise Applications

Can Google Apps Unseat Microsoft Office and Exchange?

In an IT environment of MacBook laptops, Windows PCs, iPhones, iPads and Droid devices, why would any enterprise stick with Microsoft Outlook for email and collaboration?

PHP Working on New Patch for Critical Vulnerability After Initial One Failed

Upcoming PHP updates will address two known remote code execution vulnerabilities

Ease Off Email, You’ll Live Longer

Higher heart rates, shorter attention spans and more stress are just some of the downsides of email addiction. A new study shows that unplugging now and then may save your life.

12 Best Email Marketing Tips for Professionals

From obtaining relevant data to reaching customers wherever they are, these best-of-breed email marketing tips can help you improve your campaigns beyond generic email blasts.

How to Virtualize Mission-Critical Applications

Virtualizing Tier 1 applications is a crucial step in attaining the full benefits of cloud-era architecture, but it's not a simple one. Successfully virtualizing these mission-critical applications require thought and care.

Evernote to Offer its Idea- and Note-capture Tool for Businesses, CEO Says

Evernote for business is going to launch within the next couple of months

Texas Supermarket Stocks Up on iPhones, Mobile Apps

Texas grocery store chain United Supermarkets starts down the iPhone trail with a mobile workforce management app that simplifies communication and keeps shift schedules under control. But this Lone Star chain has only begun circling the mobile wagon

Don’t Be Afraid of Using Consumer Apps for Your Business

Desperately Seeking the Right Social Enterprise Tool?

Scott Carl, CIO of Parsons, an engineering and construction company with more than 11,500 employees, knew he needed the right tools to help new employees integrate into the company and facilitate collaboration among existing staff--particularly recen

Most of the Internet’s Top 200,000 HTTPS Websites Are Insecure, Trustworthy Internet Movement Says

Seventy-five percent of HTTPS websites from Alexa's top one million are vulnerable to the BEAST SSL attack