Data warehousing, desktop virtualization and private clouds top the list of Dell's new midrange offerings.
Microsoft offers details on the services it will include in its soon-to-be-released hosted software for small businesses.
Rivals revel at nearly 6 hours of downtime, but hey, stuff happens.
A partnership with Marketing Management Analytics aims to check ROI across media.
Sony will sell 'Instant Video Everywhere' to business and consumers.
Late to the party, Yahoo joins other search entities with social networking and blogging services of its own.
Spam-fighting feds figure out the fine points of anti-spam law.
Microsoft takes its show-and-tell for small businesses on the road.
HP offers a variety of new products and services to help SMBs fight viruses and improve security.
As new attacks leave banks vulnerable to a mix of hacking and spoofing, SMBs should stay alert and avoid clicking on any URL links embedded in the e-mail they receive.
It's only a matter of time before spam and denial of service attacks affect VoIP. Is anyone ready?
The Federal Trade Commission concluded recently that a national registry of consumer e-mail addresses would just make things easier for spammers and could actually increase the total amount of spam.
If you operate an eBay store, shipping your wares just got a little easier. The auction giant inked a deal with Pitney Bowes to allow customers to calculate and pay shipping costs as well as print labels from the desktop.
The hosted customer relationship management service provider uses the Web to send its customer information directly to Microsoft Office documents, allowing SMBs greater integration and customization.
The decision to extend support reverses an earlier Microsoft announcement that Windows 98 was reaching the end of its support period on Jan. 16, 2004. An analyst contends that the move was influenced by CEO Steve Ballmer.
A new survey conducted for TRUSTe shows consumer fears about privacy and information safety could hurt sales for online retailers, especially for small business e-commerce sites that don't post a privacy policy.
The newest edition to Microsoft's server lines has great integration and ease of use, analysts say. But the company may have to work to get price-sensitive small- and medium-sized businesses to see the benefits of server-based computing.
Online pure plays like Amazon and eBay are faring well, while the brick-and-mortar set still struggle to drive online consumers to their offline stores and then back to the Web. For smaller businesses, it pays to latch onto the success of others.
The latest variation on the 'phishing' fraud alert scam warned that the recipient's checking account could be suspended. Its muddy language makes it easier to spot.
After a successful partnership last year, the tax software provider buys Income Dynamics, in its quest to create special products for customer niches.
The European Union's version of sales tax on digital downloads may end up backfiring with many e-tailers asking, 'How's the EU gonna find me to collect?' A lot of smaller companies aren't aware of this law. Many don't see how they can comply.
