E-discovery Rules Still Causing IT Headaches
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More than a year after revised e-discovery rules took effect, IT managers are still struggling to understand them and make sure their companies comply with them.
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More than 50 people obey Yesterday, Michael VandeMar tried to go eighteen hours without visiting the big five search engines. Taking up a challenge from search engine guru Charles Knight, heâd resolved to avoid Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Ask.com, and AOL from 6am to midnight. By 9:53, heâd given up. âBah!â he wrote to Knightâs Alt Search Engines blog. âI blew it.ââ¦
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Challenges to file-swapping sites seem to be spurring the creation of new networks harder to shut down.
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Businesses may be spending millions on expensive security technologies aimed at thwarting data leakage and compliance violations, but many companies are still failing to sufficiently address access controls for protected information and IT systems.
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Data exchange format is just too slow, some say. But there's debate over the best way to make Extensible Markup Language fly.
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Service Oriented Architecture isn't getting any easier despite the raft of acquisitions.
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Import injunction sought while patent violation case pends
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eBay's latest auction trend may give the company a major headache.
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Electronic Data Systems (EDS:NYSE - news - research) has survived another quarter riddled by serious glitches. Following two last-minute delays caused by accounting problems, the company finally reported third
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A Forrester study finds that corporate users are becoming increasingly frustrated with the license and maintenance costs of enterprise applications.
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Internet decisions aren't always made at Internet speeds.
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Update Slammed for touting unavailable but unlicensed content
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Those who use the Internet to research their own chronic diseases often wind up in worse condition than if they had heeded a doctor&#39;s advice.
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Exclusive A CD lock-in tech that only annoys P2P traders?
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The most pervasive problem in running IT is not a specific technology issue at all. Itâs dealing with bad vendors. Even if you have been able to reduce your IT operation down to a pure open source environment on the software side, hardware still must be purchased through commercial channels. In the post-boom IT age, the power has supposedly shifted from vendor to buyer, but IT managers continue to be manipulated by vendors who donât always act in the customerâs best interest. To keep vendors in line, IT managers need to stay on the ball â and punish bad behavior when it occurs by finding new suppliers.
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Google&#39;s long-awaited flotation hit another snag last night as the US financial watchdog made the internet search firm wait for its approval.
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The networkâs charge for access to content over the Internet has been troubling.