The on-demand e-mail archival, search and Web filtering vendor has a big new customer in Gmail.

Microsoft isn't leaving any stone — or store — unturned in its efforts to capture small business customers.

Vendors are scrambling to tap into the tempting but elusive SMB market to compensate for tightening enterprise IT spending.

Information security and identity management top the list of IT concerns among the nation's top CPAs.

Big Blue is expanding its single sign-on application to help smaller companies work with their partners.

The company launches Office Live today, offering three service options.

The on-demand ERP software maker introduces a new application development platform and tools to stimulate market growth.

If broadband carriers start prioritizing Internet traffic based on who can pay more, where will it leave small business? It's a political hot potato, and it's hard to tell what a typical foe of net neutrality looks like, even within the SMB community.

Although it's arriving a little late to the voice-over-Internet-protocol game, Yahoo claims its services is more feature-rich and less expensive similar services from Skype, AOL and Microsoft.