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Essential guide to picking an open source operating system

Top questions to ask yourself before choosing a FOSS software package

The big players in SaaS ERP

Resource planning services market leaders

How the cloud will kill your IT job

As software becomes more complex, and demands the scalability of the cloud, IT's auto mechanic of today, the sysadmin, will disappear. Tomorrow's sysadmin will be more like a physician, says CIO.com's Bernard Golden.

Linux struggles to make a dent in desktop

Everyone's favourite open source OS is still out in the cold

SAP has lost its supply chain magic

Customers tell management giant to get its house in order

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Before Apple vs. HTC: Tech's 5 most sensational patent cases

Patent litigation has become more than a cottage industry in Silicon Valley

Businesses still hate enterprise software

Five reasons enterprise apps are a business problem

LinkedIn groups for social media hotshots

Five groups to join to boost your social smarts

Open source reaches hardware products

Open source software is one of the great success stories of the past few decades. Could the same philosophy, the free and public dissemination of underlying code and specs with multiple developers from disparate sources contributing to the design, work for tech gadgets as well?

Is Novell worth $2 billion?

Novell isn't the IT giant it once was, but the company may be well worth the $2 billion offered in a takeover bid by a New York hedge fund, analysts say. Novell's value is "at least that, and more," says Gartner analyst Earl Perkins.

RSA 2010: Security critical in the cloud says Art Coviello

Here's a transcript of RSA President Art Coviello's RSA Conference 2010 keynote address, which includes his thoughts on cloud security and more.

Google versus Microsoft in search war

Antitrust investigations are another front

Toyota's woes raise questions about auto electronics

Could software, or faulty logic design, be at the root of runaway acceleration problems plaguing Toyota automobiles? Toyota steadfastly denies this is the case, but others are not sure.

Sumitomo bank cuts workload by 70% with new processes

Business process management programmes have delivered spectacular savings at a leading bank.

Free collaboration and productivity tools

Speed through tasks with free software and services

Social networking could be costing you money

Home insurers could raise your premiums

Fifteen free security and backup programs

Secure your PC as well as your data

Ten great free downloads and online services

No cost superstars

Corporate espionage, security and technology: Threats to your business

Cold War hangover, China Google hack, and Climategate are your reality today

ERP Support Drama: How Far Will Oracle Go to Protect Its Golden Egg?

Oracle has been litigating against third-party support providers, including Rimini Street and TomorrowNow/SAP, for years. But today, one of its own partners continues to sell maintenance and support services. Customers are asking: Will Oracle try to litigate away all lower-cost support options, or just some?

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