Inside the InfoWorld Hardware Hall of Fame

There's a special place reserved for the stalwart hardware that many of us have depended on day after day, year after year. Or at least, we believe there should be a special place -- which is why we present you with the InfoWorld Hardware Hall of Fame. ... more

Creighton University solves a vexing calendar app challenge

2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Brian Young... more

Papa Gino's remakes a data hodgepodge into a real BI system so it can go national

2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Paul Valle... more

Direct Energy turns on a dime to meet new regulations

2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Joseph Abidaoud ... more

Allstate juggles data warehouse buildout, consolidation, and SOA initiatives

2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Anthony Abbattista, Allstate Insurance... more

A year in the clouds

If we had a Trend of the Year award, cloud computing would be the lucky winner, even though what people mean by "cloud computing" remains up for grabs... more

The inside view of Microsoft's cloud strategy

The project lead explains why the hypervisor is not Hyper-V, how multitenant apps are supported, and why Azure is not like Amazon's EC2... more

Microsoft finally unveils browser-based Office apps

Take that, Google! In a PDC preview, Microsoft shows off Office Web apps, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint... more

Update: Microsoft launches Windows Azure for the cloud

Microsoft's scalable hosting environment aims to help developers build applications spanning from the cloud to the datacenter and PCs, the Web, and phones... more

Happy birthday, InfoWorld: 30 years of innovation

Since 1978, InfoWorld has offered a unique perspective on astounding tech developments and computer industry culture. Here's where we've been -- and what you can expect from our coverage into the future... more

Microsoft's cloud forms

Exchange, SharePoint, Office Communications, and other applications will run in Microsoft's datacenters and be sold by the seat this fall... more

The last chance to save Windows XP

Microsoft has stubbornly stuck to its decision to stop selling XP after today. It's a wrong decision, which InfoWorld hopes your voice can still change at this very last minute.... more

Keep Windows XP alive!

Microsoft says it's sticking to the June 30 deadline, but it also says it will listen to customers — so sign the Save XP petition now... more

2008 InfoWorld CTO 25: Paul Fremantle, WSO2

A leader in the intersection of SOA and open source finds success through a player/coach management approach... more

2008 InfoWorld CTO 25: Jon Williams, Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions

A switch to open source helped reduce overall costs but required a fundamental change in culture... more

Steve Ballmer can't hear you, so let's turn up the volume

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Steve Ballmer can't hear your 'Save XP' pleas

Microsoft CEO indicates that customers aren't really seeking to keep Windows XP past June 30, despite 170,000-plus signatures. It's time to turn up the volume and make it personal with video pleas.... more

Microsoft's play for cloud computing

Expect a development environment and hosted virtual desktops, not just hosted apps... more

Microsoft reaches for the cloud

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IBM tackles IT energy efficiency in a Big Green way

2008 Green 15: Fueled by $1 billion annually, sweeping Project Big Green initiative aims to serve itself and customers... more