Gartner stories - Page 94

In 'Wall Street' sequel, a brick phone epitomises tech evolution, highlighting the ongoing challenge of soaring data storage needs.

CIOs must navigate a labyrinth of storage decisions to safeguard crucial data. Key considerations include vendor selection, hosted backups, and deduplication.

CIOs must address CEO concerns such as long-term sustainability, cost efficiencies, and fading confidence, according to Gartner's recent analysis.

Asia's social media landscape defies the dominance of Western giants, favouring local networks like Friendster and RenRen, says Gartner.

SonicWall boosts security with SonicOS 5.8, focusing on real-time app visualisation and bandwidth control for IT managers.

Steve Jobs predicts the demise of 7” tablets as iPad sales are expected to reach 19.5 million units this year.

Gartner forecasts 'timid' worldwide enterprise IT spend, predicting a rise to $2.5 trillion in 2011 but with sluggish growth ahead.

Steve Jobs interrupts Apple's earnings call to share his thoughts on rivals RIM, Google, and upcoming tablets.

Business and consumer tablet market to explode at the expense of e-readers, gaming devices and other media players.

HP will host a seminar with Gartner's Mark Fabbi to discuss emerging tech trends and their impact on network infrastructure, targeting IT and business leaders.

Hours may as well be days in data recovery land. We want instantaneous back-up post systems outage and we want it now.

Facing a 585% rise in phishing and more sophisticated web threats, a new tripartite defence paradigm is key to safeguarding users online.

Virtual desktop solutions are poised to transform business IT, as Gartner forecasts market growth to 50 million units by 2013, redefining workforce mobility.

Social and legal influences are driving greater use of, and demand for, data and application security products.

New Zealand businesses are flocking to data centre virtualisation, but security solutions lag. With 50% of workloads on VMs by 2012, risks loom large.

Amidst rising cyber threats, businesses now more than ever must fortify their digital fortresses, but many remain ill-prepared.

Sitecore boasts over 50% revenue growth, reaching record business performance and expanding global footprint, in its latest fiscal year.

Nokia aims to reclaim its smartphone throne, unveiling three new models in a bid to compete with Apple and Research in Motion.

Forrester Research predicts that by 2012, 397.1 million workers will be mobile, representing 73% of the global enterprise workforce.

As social media outpaces email in business, the rise in cyber threats calls for a stringent control on networking practices.