The recent arrival of a Paris-based BI company and its new online service may disrupt the current U.S. business intelligence market.

Visa spins lack of PCI compliance as "growth."

With a younger generation replacing Boomers, service companies need to rethink their approach to customers

Stoplight data at intersections may be the next security vector. Just ask Bruce Willis.

Old-fashioned relational databases don't cut it for analtics, says one vendor.

If the CIO in the Executive branch fails to comply with federal law, why should other government CIOs bother with a White House mandate?

One vendor says organized crime has discovered OS X. Maybe. Maybe not.

Corporate brands are being tarnished on the Web and a new scam looms that could make things even worse.

A trio of new products get released

In the battle for IT to adopt an Internet-based application "platform," the real struggle may be between Google and Salesforce.com

Working with PDFs gets a little easier for business types

An Atlanta-based start-up uses a multipath, P2P style architecture to boost streaming media performance

Kerio updates its MailServer so Mac and Linux users can collaborate with Windows colleagues, assuming they'd want to

SaaS providers should do well in the coming economic downturn, predicts one SaaS executive

In good economic times managed service providers (MSPs) get business when their customers are expanding too fast for in-house IT staff to keep up. In bad times, customers often need to cut capital expenditures and staff, bringing more business to MSPs. And because MSPs cover all business segments, not all vertical markets dip simultaneously. As Christopher Assif says, "When the financial segment goes down, the health care sector goes up.