Enterprise Applications

Ancestry.com Preps for Flood of Census Queries

The government's release of the 1940 census will give researchers access to 130 million records. Ancestry.com has been preparing for the expected spike in traffic at its website, while applying artificial intelligence to help people find ancesto

CIOs Overcome Shortage of Business Analytics Talent

Business intelligence, analytics and big data are all the rage. But those enterprise endeavors require staffers with solid business knowledge, statistical expertise and presentation skills--skills many IT pros don't have. Here's what CIOs a

IT Must Provide Enterprise Collaboration Tools Employees Will Use

Businesses are under pressure to enable collaboration beyond the corporate firewall as workers increasingly need to connect with remote colleagues as well as business partners, suppliers and consultants. The challenge to IT departments is that many e

Digital Mailbox Services Off to the Races in Australia

The market appears ready for a secure alternative to e-mail for sending communications

Is Application Security the Glaring Hole in Your Defense?

Organizations on average spend one-tenth as much on application security as they do on network security, even though SQL injection attacks are the highest root cause of data breaches. Experts say educating developers in writing secure code is the ans

Google Patents Technology to Serve Ads Based on Background Noise

In theory Google could listen in on phone conversations and serve ads based on background noise

14 Tips for How to Use Pinterest for Business

Pinterest pros provide 14 keys to help you use the virtual bulletin--or 'pin'--board to promote your brand and drive traffic to your website or business.

Firefox and Thunderbird 11: Better Search and Sync Lead Way in Upgrades

New Mozilla Thunderbird e-mail client has tabs on top and Web search built in, with instant messaging coming soon. Firefox browser has improved synch features.

SXSW Highlights Prosumer Trend

Joomla Jumps to the Enterprise

A new and more diversified technology focus for Joomla -- the same open source CMS that small businesses know and love -- is making waves in the enterprise.