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ONLY A FEW YEARS AGO, the tablet market didn't exist. Various manufacturers had tried to make the format work but nobody had happened upon the right formula. Then Apple had [...]

Imitation is considered the sincerest form of flattery. However, try telling that to Whole Foods executives. They are in the midst of a battle to maintain their market share of [...]

[down arrow] Despite hitting 306 million daily users, the Snapchat mogul's fortunes fell as the tech giant missed earnings expectations due to Apple's iOS changes and supply chain delays. Please [...]

Confirming what most people already know, an IDC study from October 2008 showed that VMware was the clear leader in the enterprise virtualization marketplace, with 78 percent of the market. […]

BofA/Merrill analyst Tal Liani raised Buy rated FireEye's price target to $21 from $18 to reflect progress on its turnaround, low expectations and industry momentum. The analyst sees significant upside [...]

The Q3 bookings miss in Experience Cloud detracted from Adobe's otherwise strong quarter, Jefferies analyst Brent Thill tells investors in a post-earnings research note titled 'FQ3: One Cylinder Misfiring, But [...]

As previously reported, Standpoint Research downgraded FireEye to Hold from Buy. Analyst Ronnie Moss said shares are up over 32% since his recommendation in January and are nearing his $18 [...]

Byline: David Linthicum RightScale's 'State of the Cloud' report is out now and has been well covered by InfoWorld, so I won't give you the rundown here. But there were [...]

Byline: Matt Asay Not surprising, Amazon Web Services dominated another quarter -- and all of 2016. However, the cloud giant finally has real competition. On the Microsoft earnings call, CEO [...]

RUDY GIULIANI HAS JUST WRAPPED UP HIS MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH AT THE BI-LO CENTER IN GREENVILLE, S.C. After the ovations die down, the doors open, spilling the sold-out crowd of some [...]

Located on the humdrum outskirts of Waterloo, Ontario, mobile communications giant Research In Motion's sprawling complex more closely resembles a suburban outlet mall than the headquarters of one of the […]

WHEN FIDELITY NATIONAL FINANCIAL INC. (FNF), Jacksonville, Florida, emerged as the high bidder for the mortgage servicing technology assets of communications giant ALLTEL Information Services, Little Rock, Arkansas, it turned [...]

The significant factors that impact buying decisions on electronic storage software and the trends of the products that are suitable for small and medium-sized and growing organizations in United Kingdom are examined.

Software industry has recognized the financial potential that exists in China in the year 2005 and hence, they are investing in fixed assets and infrastructure projects in China. Description of the competitive strategies of a number of domestic and international companies involved in sharing and growing the IT market in China are given.

The software industry draws on Porters 'diamond' theory of competitive advantage of nations and the suggested improvements of the framework from relevant scholars to assess the growing competitiveness of China's software industry. The role of government policies and corporate strategies in shaping the competitiveness of the industry in China in comparison to top players in the world is demonstrated.

On Tuesday, November 9, 2004, the video game Halo 2 made entertainment history when it logged a first-day sales record of $125 million. The game's opening-day revenues even trounced the […]

IBM's efforts to undermine Bill's monopoly, by pushing up the sales of Linux in competition with Microsoft Windows, are investigated. IBM invests millions in two leading Linux distributors, Red Hat and SuSe, to regain its past glory, which is lost with the emergence of Microsoft.

Pity poor Mike Rowe. The 17-year-old high school student and part-time Web site designer in Victoria, British Columbia, cleverly registered his personal site as www.mikerowesoft.com. He couldn't have anticipated that […]

Microsoft was successful in vertically related markets like Windows because of leveraging installed user bases. Netscape enjoyed a 90% installed user base for its Navigator browser in August 1995 while the market share for Microsoft's inferior quality browser was negligible.

As a responsible adult, you probably view computer games as nonsense. The likes of PlayStation are a waste of money and your precious time. Leave all that to the kids. […]

Logistics and transportation software companies and the electronic marketplace are being adversely affected by business losses. i2 Technologies,Vastera Inc., NextLinx, Descartes Systems, Manugistics, G-Log, Capstan Systems, Global Freight Exchange, GT Nexus have all reported operational deficits and few are expected to survive the industry shakeup.

Despite the frenzy to create and discover dot com companies, several businesses that have a proven track record in the ecommerce arena are lacking the dot com crown or aura. […]