Microsoft is gearing up for a major battle with Google for cloud computing supremacy, which will largely be anchored by an implementation of Microsoft Office for the Web.
In a The Future of Cloud Computing with Business Productivity Online Standard Suite webinar presented by Microsoft, details are provided about just how Microsoft intends to turn back the Google applications tide. View More
When it comes to application software, Microsoft and SAP are the two biggest entities in the enterprise.
In a Fast Track Your SAP and Microsoft ROI webinar presented by Hitachi Consulting, a case is made for making a more concerted effort to leverage the wares of these two vendors in concert. View More
Developing a single sign-on (SSO) approach for identity management that actually works across multiple Web sites remains one of the thorniest Web application development issues in all of IT.
In an Open SSO Express for Improved SSO webinar presented by Sun Microsystems, the virtues of an open-source application that manages SSO are presented. View More
When it comes to collaboration, it’s pretty hard to wrap a hard return on investment (ROI) analysis around it. All we really know is that it increases the potential for significant gains in productivity and, candidly, the number of potential distractions.
In an Understanding the Value of Collaboration Solutions – A Hackett Research Perspective webinar presented by IBM, the various levels of maturity the companies have attained in terms of collaboration are thoughtfully discussed. View More
As Microsoft gets ready to officially unveil Windows 7, the interest in what this new operating system has to offer IT departments is rising.
In a Windows 7 and Hyper-V Deep Dive webinar presented by Microsoft, the major new elements of Windows 7 are highlighted. View More
The fundamental value that Microsoft brings to enterprise software is not necessarily innovation in terms of new invention. Rather, Microsoft is all about innovation in terms of making existing concepts more accessible.
In a Leveraging SharePoint Portal Server and BizTalk Server webinar, Microsoft makes its definition of innovation abundantly clear by showing attendees how the two server environments can be tightly integrated. View More
In the current regulatory climate a lot of IT organizations tend to overlook how much sensitive data is being shared across Web conferencing systems.
In a Secure Web Conferencing by Adobe webinar, an independent consultant highlights the potential data governance and security issues associated with Web conferencing. View More
One of the great failing of enterprise applications is that all the information about a particular customer winds up being distributed across any number of silos. This makes it extremely difficult to create a holistic view of any given customer.
In an Addressing Case Management Challenge with BPM webinar presented by Savvion, a more efficient model for managing customers that leverages a business process management (BPM) platform rather than customer relationship management (CRM) software is outlined. View More
Google Apps had a lot of buzz surrounding it in the best of times. But now that the economy has turned, the amount of actual Google Apps momentum in the enterprise is now incredibly high.
In a Migrating from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps webinar sponsored by Google, the IT leadership of Morgans Hotel Group explains the reasons why they just recently converted from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps. View More
When it comes to enterprise applications, one of the biggest challenges in all of the IT business is trying to get SAP software to reflect the processes of the business, as opposed to trying to get the business to bend to the way the SAP software works.
In a Prepare Your Business for the Future and Realize Immediate IT Savings webinar presented by SAP, a new event-driven capability for scheduling jobs across multiple SAP applications is highlighted as being a significant step towards being able to automate custom business processes within an SAP environment. View More
