Paul Rubens

Things move pretty fast in the virtualization world, but even so, the speed of evolution of network virtualization technology over the last six or seven

Slowly but surely, Microsoft's Hyper-V hypervisor is taking over the SMB server virtualization market. The company has been developing its server

When it comes to server virtualization and moving to the cloud, don't look to Symantec for excitement: The company's mission is to make your life as

The use of Really Simple Syndication (RSS) in the enterprise looks set to explode over the next few years, as an increasing number of people discover the

It wasn't so long ago that the facilities management (FM) team stalked the corridors of office buildings with greasy blue coats and large bunches of keys.

Microsoft's hypervisor-based virtualizationtechnology will hit the streets in its final version some time this summer. Hyper-V, formerly known as

Cloud computing has become a huge buzz-phrase in the past few months, but you'd be forgiven for not knowing what the term really means. While our own

When Microsoft's new back-end operating system launched earlier this year, a number of new features caught the eye, and it's fair to say that it was

The use of smartphone-based applications in the enterprise could explode in the coming years, creating a number of headaches for data center staff. From

You could be forgiven for thinking corporate data centers are soon destined to be a thing of the past: "cloud computing" is a hot buzz phrase at the

Microsoft passed a death sentence on Vista in the enterprise when it handed out a working version of Windows 7 to delegates at its Professional Developers

Before the Soviet Union collapsed, the Communist state had a vast manufacturing base. The problem was that the quality of most of what it manufactured was