by Michael Osterman
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend is consuming lots of digital ink on blogs, IT managers are wrestling with the problems created by it, and a growing number of vendors are addressing the issue...
by Stephanie Jordan
This month Proofpoint Inc, one of the original security-as-a-service providers, took the plunge and launched its IPO, trading on the NASDAQ Global Market. Gary Steele, CEO, had the honor of...
by Stephanie Jordan
The long awaited Google Drive made its debut this week amid a flow of commentary both pro and con for the product. In theory the product is late to the cloud party with rivals such as Dropbox,...
by Michael Osterman
Google has finally announced Drive, its storage and synchronization solution that—at least on one level—is designed to compete with Dropbox, Microsoft SkyDrive, YouSendIt Dropbox, Trend...
by Michael Osterman
I had dinner last night with people from Symform (about whom I blogged late last year) and some of their prospects. Symform is a Seattle-based company that has applied what is, in essence, the...
by Ben Gross
I recently evaluated a number of enterprise backup products and services. Once I started the process, it quickly became obvious I needed a systematic checklist of items in order compare the different...
by Stephanie Jordan
As we have said for some time now, not all “clouds” are created equal. An interesting report was released today from Azaleos Corporation, a provider of managed email, collaboration and...
by Michael Osterman
This week, Microsoft announced significant price cuts on Office 365, ranging from 13% to 20% for its Office 365 Enterprise plans, 22% to 24% on SharePoint, and 92% on SharePoint storage. ...
by Messaging News staff
Messaging News is pleased to present the Messaging News 2012 Resource Directory—the 5th annual edition of our resource guide. Since the last publication, new companies have come on the scene,...