Integrating Your Cloud And On-Premises Applications
Software-as-a-service levels the playing field for small and midsize businesses, but what about all of those on-premises apps you're not ready to ditch? Can they play together? Companies including Boomi, Cast Iron, and SnapLogic are working to bring the cloud down to earth.
bMighty.com (October 13, 2008)

Running Your IT Infrastructure In The Clouds
Software-as-a-service applications are bringing enterprise-level functionality to small and midsize businesses, often with greater reliability and at lower cost than packaged alternatives. Could on-demand IT infrastructure, procured via the cloud, be next?
bMighty.com (October 6, 2008)

Running Your Business In The Cloud
The lure of cloud computing is obvious: freedom from managing applications, platforms, and infrastructure -- abstracting IT complexity to the point where it just works and, often, at a much lower price than running or hosting it yourself. That appeal has spawned a growing, vocal contingent of cloud computing "completists" who are more than happy to surrender their IT concerns to the cloud.
bMighty.com (September 29, 2008)

Home Security Gets A Web Makeover
Forget the closet control panel, today's Internet- and smartphone-enabled home security systems allow browser-based management, SMS updates, live video feeds, and money-saving DIY options.
InformationWeek (September 13, 2008)

Privacy Skills Can Boost Your Career
Driven by continued data breaches and new regulations, the demand for privacy professionals continues to increase.
Dice (July 31, 2008)

Classify This! 10 Best Practices to Jumpstart Your Data Classification Program
Many CIOs dream of applying automated classification to any data generated in the enterprise in hopes of ensuring scarce security resources will protect its most sensitive data.
ITPolicyCompliance.com (July 7, 2008)

Stopping Bullies at Work
Studies find bullying is alive and well in the workplace. Learn strategies for coping.
Dice (May 30, 2008)

Powerful Enterprise Software Small Biz Can Afford
The latest "software-as-a-service" applications are worth a good look. Reprint.
Forbes.com (May 21, 2008)

SaaS: Enterprise Power Comes to Smaller Businesses
Before Software as a Service, the latest and greatest business applications -- ERP, CRM, HR, and financial packages -- were restricted to large enterprises able to pay for and manage them. But SaaS delivers this power to smaller businesses
bMighty.com (May 13, 2008)

ID Theft Monitoring Services: What You Need To Know
Fee-based services say they'll protect your identity, privacy, credit, name, and more. Find out what they can and can not do -- and learn what you can do to defend yourself.
InformationWeek (May 9, 2008)