GLG News by Security Software Sellers (North America)

Desktop virtualization has always been an enticing proposition, but it was never able to overcome the practical limitations, and more importantly never gained acceptance from the user base.  However, the proliferation and acceptance of browser based applications, proliferation of...

It is good to see the collaboration of the cable, Internet and chip industries. There is no doubt that the investment in WiMax technology will pay off in the future. Being on the cutting edge of technology is good for the US economy and beneficial for the consumer as well. I am excited to see this happening....

It looks like companies are finally seeing the value of storage. For a long time storage was a neglected sector because companies did not understand the benefits of their data and what it would take to be able to store and retrieve. Industry and government regulations also brought the need for effective...

No one noticed the stimulus for hell and now we get a new one.

1) Due diligence is expected and the news of tightening belts was predicted. 2) In the last quarter we have found all verticals are experiencing some level of conservative spending. 3) However, we have also seen increased spending with some vendors and/or specific vendor products and solutions. ...

I will agree, that a collapse is overkill. But I see a softening of transactions and more projects help up at CFO level and because companies can't hire, and retain talent efficiently. This talent is the hold up of implementing new technologies, none the least is datacenter challenges around power. ...

WAN optimization may not be considered a luxury when customers have no choice but to add it to their infrastructure when bandwidth options are limited and response times have eroded.  Adding more bandwidth or server power does not solve all latency and performance issues, and optimization...

I was wondering when the wireless industry would mature to the point that a company would put forth unlimited access and standardize on a flat-rate. It will be easier for the consumer without having to continually stay on top of their cell phone usage and getting pounded on their bill if they go over...

Google's team edition of Google apps seems like an IT worst nightmare: all the company documents on a public server. But is it really that bad? What about having all your sales leads on a public server, wouldn't that be even worse? Oh wait isn't that what salesforce.com is all about? Completely outsourced...

Virus is not spyware; To much money to prevent malware.