RSS Feeds of Interest

Purchases of IT hardware such as desktops, notebooks, servers and networking gear are among the budget items to be slashed in tough times. As problems with the U.S. credit market and Wall Street's crisis of confidence continue, IT managers might have to start making cuts in their budgets by the end of 2008. History tells us that means cutting hardware expenses such as desktops, notebooks, servers and networking gear. While cutting hardware and infrastructure costs remains a common approach, a lot hinges on a company's overall financial health and its priorities.
- When economic times got tough in the past, IT departments usually turned to PCs and other hardware servers, network equipment and storage arrays to make the budget cuts that management demanded to pare operating expenses. With the current U.S. credit crisis and the uncertain condition of Wall S...

Click Here to read the entire article...