As RIM fortunes sink, new CEO Thorsten Heins vows to fight back

There is no question, sooner rather than later the IT departments will have to take ownership of the mobility in the enterprise, standardizing on technologies, software, infrastructure, security and support models. The choice is far from easy and multiple factors come to play

For decades mobile handhelds and cell phones were too little of a security threat to warrant attention from IT departments. Nowadays things are about to change and not for the better. The pervasiveness of intelligent mobiles in the enterprise creates new lucrative opportunities for cyber-criminals and adequate defenses are not there yet.

Project Management processes need to be supported by tools, for the sake of efficiency and cost control.
Nobody wants that people waste time in project meetings struggling with reporting and scheduling issues – better let the tools do it.

IBM Watson - the formidable Jeopardy! contestant

Lockheed-Martin, Pentagon's largest supplier,
affected by major network disruption.

Hewlett-Packard Co exploring acquisition
of business SOA software company Tibco

Unified Communications – combining voice, video, web-conferencing and many other sought-for feature, is now available in an assortment of cloud-based offerings, relieving enterprises of many worries and especially costs. The future is cloudy, in the positive sense.

Agile Enterprise Architecture is the practice of making sure that the right people do the right things to do, in the right way, in the right place at the right time in the most simple and effective way.

Productivity requires that the primary selection criteria for IT solutions should be ease of integration rather than features.IT solutions choices based on features by ignoring the integration aspect would quickly become  money sinks. 

Say goodbye to all those funny, creepy cartoons pouring from Juniper's marketing guns. Kevin Pope, the humorist behind all those, fell out of Juniper's grace.