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Amazon, the retail and cloud giant, is twenty-years old . But, before it became the powerhouse it is today it had its ups and downs. Here are some of the company's best, and worst, historic moments Read More

There are many great reasons to move to the cloud, but there are just as many really bad mistakes you can make when moving. Read More

A zombie roams in search of brains. But as you try to protect yourself, don’t forget to protect your business data too! Read More

When someone leaves the company, the HR department is quick to grab the employee's laptop. But what about the data on other equipment? How can the organization know what's on her mobile devices? Does anyone know to which websites and cloud-based software the employee has access? Here’s how IT (work Read More

Technology, schmecknology. Half of the fun of attending a tech event is discovering the swag that vendors hand out on the exhibit floor. T-shirts? Pens? That’s so old school. Here's what companies are giving away on the trade show floor to top corporate executives.
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What do YOU do to help employees bond with one another? At Druva, the team is split between California and India, and the leadership does everything it can to help people feel connected. Like, say, share photos of everybody's pets.

Which is yet another excuse for you to say Awwwww at cute cats, Read More

The Open Invention Network now has over a thousand licensees and the court cases are starting to go against the patent trolls. Read More

Securing company data on mobile devices is getting harder with every passing day. Here's a list of new challenges coming up in 5...4...3...2... Read More

Whatever your health issue, payers and providers will soon point to your behavior as the ultimate cause and that will then be their way out of covering your healthcare costs. The best way to stop this insanity is to to seek regulation forbidding the use of personal purchasing data by healthcare pro Read More

The bottom line is that U.S. banks are impeding growth for many companies by over-culling the pool of potential buyers and users. They stubbornly stick to bad business models in the name of tradition and are oh-so-ripe for disruption. This is both good and bad news for other businesses. Read More