2 years later: Enterprise hardware shifts are here to stay

Companies are eliminating desktop PCs in favor of mobile gear, adjusting provider strategies to fill their needs.

By Allen Bernard • April 11, 2022

Minimalist tech: Monitors as statement pieces

From fashion to interior design – minimalism's taken off in the last few years and now it's changing technology.

By Andreas Schupp • March 28, 2022

Five ways monitors can improve your employees' hybrid lifestyle

It's crucial for technology providers to understand the challenges customers face with remote working and distance learning.

By Stefan Engel, Lenovo's VP and General Manager of Visuals Business • March 7, 2022

US sanctions highlight conflict impact on global tech supply chain

Necessity is the mother of all invention: What technology will Russia develop next?

By Roberto Torres • Feb. 25, 2022

Semiconductors expected to be in tight supply throughout 2022

Suppliers are working to ramp up production, but many planned capacity projects are not expected to be operational until 2023 at the earliest.

By Sarah Zimmerman • Jan. 21, 2022

Sector watch: Data center construction will continue to surge in 2022

Industry sources expect demand for these types of facilities to expand this year, especially in a handful of markets like Phoenix, Dallas and Atlanta. 

By Sebastian Obando • Jan. 21, 2022

Dell's digitized supply chain makes demand planning easier during chip shortage

The company runs virtual simulations to better detect potential disruptions and shape demand to available supply. 

By Sarah Zimmerman • Dec. 9, 2021

Financial group CEO resigns amid spate of IT woes

Tatsufumi Sakai is at least the third executive at Mizuho Financial Group to step down in connection with issues that prompted a regulator and the country's ministry of finance to issue orders seeking improvement.

By Dan Ennis • Nov. 29, 2021

Hardware price hikes are here to stay

Despite strides in global manufacturing capacity, computer chips are unlikely to roll off assembly lines in significant quantities until 2023.

By Allen Bernard • Oct. 7, 2021

Zoom's upcoming hot-desk solution targets the roaming worker

The company is rethinking tools for hybrid work, taking video-conferencing technology beyond the permanence of assigned seating.

By Roberto Torres • Sept. 13, 2021

RFID and sensor tech get cheaper, faster and more pervasive

Advancements in identification technology help retail supply chains track inventory and shrink. Are visioning robots the next evolution?

By Jen A. Miller • Sept. 9, 2021

CIOs vs. the supply chain: Laptop shortages threaten enterprise efficiency

IT is now maintaining a more diverse fleet of laptops in the wake of scarcity and rising costs in computing equipment.

By Roberto Torres • Sept. 1, 2021

Solving the puzzle of ownership costs for enterprise computing

Cost of ownership influences enterprise device decisions, including upfront costs and management spend. But not all systems are created equal.

By Roberto Torres • Aug. 13, 2021

What happens when legacy apps become unmanageable?

In theory, a mainframe could last forever. But if aging technology is kept past its prime, it could weigh down a company's ability to innovate.

By Roberto Torres • Aug. 9, 2021

What to know about IP address leasing

Global demand means top dollar for companies with excess capacity they want to monetize, says a broker.

By Robert Freedman • Aug. 4, 2021

Glitchy internet hurts 1 in 5 workers: report

The purview of IT teams extends into employees' homes, which requires solving for a host of tech issues on a case-by-case basis. 

By Roberto Torres • July 27, 2021

Domain Name Councils emerge as a crucially helpful resources to keep corporate portfolios strong

As more companies utilize domain names, domain name managers can now easily manage their portfolios with DNCs.

By Matt Serlin, GoDaddy • July 26, 2021

Spending on servers rebounds as core systems remain on-prem

Easy migrations are already in the cloud, Forrester's Andrew Bartels said. What remains — and takes longer to shift — are critical, transaction-intensive and core components of infrastructure.

By Roberto Torres • June 29, 2021

Hot desks are heating up as people head back to the workplace

Envoy analyzed their platform data of over 225,000 desk bookings to provide insights into how employees are using the workplace.

By Jonathan Weindel, Head of Data Analytics at Envoy • June 28, 2021

HP, Dell adjust supply chains as shortages linger

Dell is prioritizing "more valuable places for" components, and HP is building its inventory levels.

By Matt Leonard • June 3, 2021

Why do cloud migrations fail?

90% of CIOs have experienced failed cloud migration projects, with 74% of companies moving applications back on-premises. Why are the migrations failing?

June 1, 2021

Balance precision and speed for a smart cloud migration

When it comes to planning cloud migration, precision equals performance. Having said that, migration momentum must always be top of mind. So how do you balance the two?

May 17, 2021

3 types of hybrid work models (and the pros and cons of each)

There are many ways to approach hybrid work. Explore three types of hybrid work schedules, their pros and cons, and which work best for different companies.

May 10, 2021

3 biggest threats to cloud migration planning

What are the 3 biggest killers of cloud migration planning? How can you accelerate the time-to-value of your cloud journey?

May 3, 2021

The Water Cooler: 8 executives on the oldest tech in the workplace

Recollections of mainframes, COBOL, databases and Y2K memorialize the early days of IT careers.

By Katie Malone , Roberto Torres • April 29, 2021