IT managers stories - Page 2

With the improved functionalities, technology professionals managing every type of environment can monitor website availability and performance.

IT managers aren't just found in IT departments anymore. Arts majors bring valuable soft skills, redefining the pathway into the tech industry.

The company cites an online survey of 1,390 working adults which was commissioned by Microsoft and completed by research firm, YouGov.

Organisations face increasing pressure to prove they are keeping secure against cyber threats, according to Mark Blower from Empired.

Should organisations upgrade their computers or replace them altogether? A survey reveals a 50-50 split among IT professionals.

Businesses miss innovation opportunities due to legacy technology and misperceptions about IT departments, says Brocade study.

Public Trust, NZ's largest Wills provider, delays new IT system to ensure quality assurance requirements are met.

In an increasingly fast-moving digital world, companies around the globe face issues with managing their IT services.

The ability to collect, monitor, analyse and understand a fast-moving stream of data is crucial for any digital enterprise, Software AG says.

Landesk's new IT Asset Management Suite provides greater visibility for asset management, offering an all-in-one solution for IT teams.

Organisations are realising the potential that Mac brings to their employees by giving them the freedom to use the tools they already know and love.

Australian packaging company, Visy, is using a joint solution from Riverbed and Microsoft to improve its IT infrastructure and capabilities.

ManageEngine, the IT management software provider, is expanding into Australia and New Zealand with the launch of OpManager Plus.

Paessler AG has expanded its network monitoring capabilities to docker containers, enabling users to monitor virtualised environments in one view.

Increased technology literacy and collaboration are among the key ways the channel can benefit from the rise of technology trends, says CompTIA.

Real-time streaming analytics is becoming the lifeblood of today's data-driven economy, but there is a gap in understanding how to effectively use it.

Businesses are on the cusp of major digital transformation, as all departments invest in tech and even traditional enterprises embrace digital change.

Information Technology: all businesses need it, but if you’re a small to medium sized business can you manage this cost effectively in-house?.

Business Intelligence solutions are becoming more sought after as enterprises recognise how actionable insights can boost business.

Companies such as ATEN are showing why KVM is not only still relevant for today’s world, but has a range of uses outside the data centre.