By Reinholz, Brian, 07/22/2011
For many of us (myself included), Twitter has quickly become the "go to" place for insightful and witty tweets about all of the latest in the tech world. I've compiled a number of ...
By Brian Reinholz, 07/14/2011
4G won't be a determining factor in most consumers' next phone purchase, either because they don't see the benefit or they don't want to pay the cost, says a recent study from ...
By Brian Reinholz, 06/24/2011
According to a survey of 3,000 managers by ESI International, most employees use only a portion of the content they learn in training on the job, and most organizations have no ...
By Brian Reinholz, 06/23/2011
Here's the thesis behind MAM—in today's day and age, many employees are bringing their own smartphones into the Microsoft Exchange Server or other corporate network. In this ...
By Brian Reinholz, 06/21/2011
Where's the one place you can throw up mysterious, shortened URLs and know people will unsuspectingly click? Social networks! And Facebook is especially dangerous, since said ...
By Brian Reinholz, 06/20/2011
IT staffing firm Modis has released a report on the top seven cities where they're finding a large growth in IT positions. Below is each city and what types of skills are in ...
By Brian Reinholz, 06/17/2011
Check out the latest products from BeyondTrust, Cofio Software, HiT Software, Idera, Red Gate Software, and TotallySQL.
By Brian Reinholz, 06/13/2011
Regardless of how this affects the market as a whole, it means good things for enterprises. Companies can develop home-grown applications on Android, or standardize across public ...
By Brian Reinholz, 06/07/2011
Recently, Rove released Mobile Admin 6.1, which offers a native iPad client, meaning that in addition to BlackBerry and Android, IT pros can now easily administer Exchange, Active ...
By Brian Reinholz, 05/23/2011
People in the tech industry, as a whole, are often not very focused on career development, which offers a real opportunity to those of you who are proactive in this department. ...
By Brian Reinholz, 05/18/2011
Last TechEd, several other editors and I were stranded in the office while the rest of the world partied in New Orleans. This year, it's the same scene, only in Atlanta. And you ...
By Brian Reinholz, 05/16/2011
This means that if you're an Exchange expert with more than five years of experience, and you believe you have what it takes to become an MCM, you can take the two exams—the MCM: ...
By Brian Reinholz, 05/13/2011
HomePipe essentially works like Dropbox from the end-user side, but it uses your own physical storage (your home computer, your company network, etc.) instead of a third party's ...
By Brian Reinholz, 05/12/2011
Mobile devices are expensive, but what if you were paying twice as much as you need to for your company voice and data plans?
By Brian Reinholz, 05/11/2011
Ever wondered what it'd be like to work in IT or development for a company such as Zappos, Hulu, Facebook, or NASA? Now you can with Dice.com's site Best Job Ever.
By Brian Reinholz, 05/06/2011
Check out the latest products from Precise, Bit n' Bytes Software, Quest Software, Nob Hill Software, SQL Sentry, and DBSophic.
By Brian Reinholz, 05/04/2011
Check out the latest products from Auslogics Software, BeyondTrust, Broadcore, Forum Systems, HP, LabTech Software, PacketMotion, and Symantec.
By Brian Reinholz, 04/27/2011
It's been a few months since I've provided an update on the latest Android phones, and already there seems to be more new devices than I can count. Below are a few that seem ...
By Brian Reinholz, 04/25/2011
Mobile device management (MDM) is one of the hottest topics in IT today. There are a number of questions that relate to balancing security, cost, and flexibility for users. ...
By Brian Reinholz, 04/22/2011
Looking to get certified this year? Well, now's the time. Starting July 1, 2011, Microsoft is raising the price of certifications.