One analyst firm says Microsoft Exchange's market share is growing. Another one says Exchange customers are jumping ship. Here's an alternative in case you're in the latter camp.

People keep trying to save Cobol. But is it really in any danger?

If you want to know how your Web applications are performing, you need a TrueView, says one vendor.

With speech recognition practically a commodity today, IT should start treating it as they would a keyboard or mouse.

Virtual machine software and new hardware may be the breakthrough thin client advocates have been waiting for.

Virtualization is heading for cell phones, predicts one vendor.

When it's time to make your vacation plans, consider going beyond lame-o travel sites.

More broadband is not the answer to better performance of "cloud computing."

Monitor your virtual machine environment while keeping VM sprawl in check.

The Feds have no objection to rural banks moving from T1 landlines to this secure wireless network.

Desktops as a service may be the answer to thorny PC management problems.

If Apple's iPhone application development strategy succeeds, the company may find itself in hot water with the government in the not-too-distant future

One vendor argues Flex and other Web 2.0 tools can make enterprise apps more engaging to users and, therefore, more successful for the business.

Genius Inside will offer project management software in a SaaS mode.

Electriplast may change how PC makers design-in wireless communications.