IT management comment and opinion on the latest developments in IT management

A barrage of hot air, followed by a real debate. IBM’s ‘Start’ summit seems to be a microcosm of green technology, says Peter Judge

With budgets tightening, IT managers need to identify how different departments use IT resources and how they can be charged accordingly, says Andy Hardy

As Dell and Hewlett-Packard enter into a billion-dollar bidding war over storage company 3PAR, Chris Preimesberger asks, what took everybody so long?

Mark Hurd’s resignation touched off a wave of speculation about HP’s future. The next CEO will have their work cut out, says Nicholas Kolakowski

So-called millennials don’t like rigid security, but IT professionals will have to get tough with the rising tide of consumer IT used in the workplace, says Larry Walsh

IT people will fix problems rather than watch football. That’s no surprise to Peter Judge, as IT problems are less tedious than this year’s World Cup

Now ordinary people are concerned about Facebook’s privacy practices, Larry Walsh asks: will they change their behaviour?

Amid economic pressures and technological advances, keeping up with the market becomes an issue. The answer is good management, says Cameron Sturdevant

Mobile operators are struggling to to cope with oversubscribed spectrums, forcing enterprises to resort to mobile management services, says Andrew Garcia

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has raised the possibility of acquiring Twitter more than once, but would the benefits outweigh the difficulties? Nicholas Kolakowski says no.