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The use of free open source software can help medical offices and facilities upgrade their IT infrastructure. The issues around choosing open source or vendor specific computer applications in large organizations has been around for a long time and will […]

Microsoft’s highly anticipated operating system, Windows 8 is expected to be released later this year. Microsoft Windows users are always faced with time consuming upgrades, yet for most of us, upgrading our software remains a necessary evil to stay with […]

While mobile operating systems continue to penetrate the market, businesses must struggle to keep up with the times.  Will the standard of desktop-based OSes be left behind? Mobile operating systems have become more prevalent, especially now with droid phones and […]

This review of the new Windows Server 2012 will guide you through some of the exciting new features and developments including many cloud-based resources. Although much of the current tech buzz has focused on the consumer editions of Microsoft’s Windows […]

Do you or other DBAs in your IT group monitor your databases? If you said, yes, you may be surprised at how many don’t. If you said, no, then you need to understand just how bad a practice that is. […]

A wise IT guru once told me that for every year a technician will spend 8 months “compiling”, 3 months working, and 1 month pounding your head on the keyboard trying to get the dedicated server to function properly. During […]

The successor to Windows Server 2008 R2 in development named Windows Server 8 is announced to have significant changes in virtualization and how storage is managed. Everything from servers to desktop to storage will be virtualized in Windows Server 8. […]