Business Continuity: Technology Reports from InformationWeek

How Google Could Be Gearing For Compliance As A Service
The acquisition of Postini hints at possibilities beyond hosted e-mail.

XKL Brings New Life To Dark Fiber
New system from Cisco co-founder Len Bosack taps existing cable for low-cost, no-fuss optical networks.

SaaS: Red Light, Green Light
Here's how to drive your software-as-a-service initiative beyond standbys like CRM--without getting into dangerous territory.

Data Center Best Practices
Leading-edge operators and consultants share their tips on building ultraefficient, ultrasecure, and ultrareliable facilities.

Data Compliance: Guilty Until Proven Tamperproof
The answer to a barrage of laws and regulations requiring IT to store data for increasing periods of time? CAS and locked NAS.

Standards For IT Governance
ITIL, COBIT, and ISO 17799 provide a blueprint for managing IT services.

Outsource Success
Steve Phillips, CIO of Avnet, offers 10 tips to help make your next outsourcing engagement a successful one.

More Business Continuity Reports

SaaS: A Viable Alternative for IT
10/12/2006
Though often regarded with suspicion, Software as a Service offers numerous benefits, including freed-up IT resources and fast, inexpensive deployment. We show you how proper vetting can help avoid SaaS pitfalls.

Find The Right Path To SOA, UC Convergence
3/17/2008
Vendors are emphasizing two approaches to collaboration. One focuses on the architecture, the other on the desktop. Which is right for you?

Sneak Peek At Our Third Annual NAC Reader Survey
4/28/2008
Our readers say the network access control market has lost much of the momentum it had last year. But don't count it out just yet.

Info Tech Salaries Drop, Our Survey Finds. What's Holding U.S. Pay Down?
4/28/2008
The dip in U.S. median pay is the first since the tech bubble popped. The culprits include the economy, outsourcing, and possibly even increased hiring.

Hunting the Elusive CIO Dashboard
3/3/2008
CIOs want a clear view of disparate IT data, and vendors are starting to offer the tools they need to get there. Here's what IT must do to be ready.