GLG News by Security Software Sellers (North America)

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.

Virtualization is here; Squeamish brokers only control short term markets; VMware has strong and stable product offerings.

Sometimes I wonder if Wall Street really understands technology. The financial expectation from my perspective was too high. When you have an 88% increase in revenue from one year to the next and your stock takes a major hit is troubling to me. And yes, VMware is going to lower there forecast for this...

I disagree with the title of the article. IP addresses are not personal data. Personal data is a SSN or medical data. Something that pertains to a particular person and only that person. I liken IP addresses to phone numbers or home addresses. This is not personal information because it does not follow...

It is good to see a major manufacturer put out alternatives to Microsoft.  I know that Linux can and will run on Dell HW and has for a while but it is nice to see the option to get a computer in the first place with a different OS.

So if even a MySpace has bugs that exposes private data of their users to anyone on the web, then what about all the other web sites where we enter our private data? How do we know that the banking web site or the credit card web site doesn't have the same kinds of "bugs"? Consumers are trusting more...