ZDE Survey: Recession Not Curtailing Data Center Upgrades

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TOP STORIES - February 3, 2009 • ZDE Survey: Recession Not Curtailing Data Center Upgrades • IT Earnings Reports Show Vast Disparities • Toshiba Looks to Cut Costs as NAND Flash Prices Fall • Quantum Reports 19% Dip in Revenue • McAfee: Businesses Risk $1 Trillion in Data Security Losses SPOTLIGHT eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: IE 8 RC 1 While IE 8 has some unique new features, most of the browser's features already are available in competing browsers. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Keep Your Network Conficker-Free • Microsoft Asks: Is SOA Myth or Money? • Walk-Through: Sun Microsystems JavaFX • 25 Years of Apple Macintosh FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK NewsBreak Google finally enables offline Gmail access; IT industry joins energy efficient push. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Images: Parallels Desktop 4.0 for Mac • Beware of Clickjacking • 'Super' Tech Ads • Sources: Layoffs to Continue at IBM IN THIS ISSUE ZDE Survey: Recession Not Curtailing Data Center Upgrades Enterprise data center and server consolidation projects generally are not being postponed or permanently shelved due to fallout from the worldwide recession--that's according to the results of a survey of IT decision-makers conducted by Ziff Davis Enterprise, publisher of eWEEK. READ MORE >> IT Earnings Reports Show Vast Disparities EMC, Amazon.com and Data Domain watch revenues soar while most other companies keep struggling to avoid red ink. SAP, IBM, Sun Microsystems and others continue to lay off staff in IT management efforts to control operational expenses. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Citrix Deliver Your Windows Apps as an On-demand Service with Citrix XenApp With Citrix XenApp(TM), you can deliver 100 percent of your Windows(R)--based applications without even leaving the datacenter. Eliminate the need to install or manage applications on individual user devices, making application testing, management and support easier and far less expensive. Learn more now! ADVERTISEMENT Toshiba Looks to Cut Costs as NAND Flash Prices Fall The company plans to cut costs by $3.3 billion next business year by slashing capital spending and contract jobs, as the chip sector doldrums and a global slowdown put the electronics group on course for its worst-ever annual loss. READ MORE >> Quantum Reports 19% Dip in Revenue Despite a revenue decline, storage company Quantum's fiscal third-quarter GAAP gross margin rate was 42 percent, up from 35 percent in the third quarter of fiscal 2008 and the highest level Quantum has achieved in eight years, CEO Rick Belluzzo says. READ MORE >> McAfee: Businesses Risk $1 Trillion in Data Security Losses A study released by security company McAfee reports that businesses risk losing more than $1 trillion due to data theft, cyber-crime and other security breaches. READ MORE >> 4 Steps to a Successful Windows Vista Migration Many organizations are contemplating or have started a Windows Vista migration. From the increased security to new features that enable employee productivity, there are a number of reasons for this adoption rate. But how do you start? DOWNLOAD NOW >> Virtualized Apps: The End of Application Deployments? Fast emerging as a solution of choice is a virtualized application delivery model, which delivers only an application's "interactive" components to the end user while the application itself, whether Windows-, Web- or UNIX-based, remains in the data center. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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