Gartner stories
Global PC shipments in Q1 2014 decline by 1.7%, but eased compared to the past seven quarters, reports Gartner.
According to Gartner, one-third of enterprises still have more than 10% of their systems running on Windows XP.
During the last decade, x86 server virtualisation has risen to become a dominant feature of the enterprise data centre.
Trend Micro secures its position in Gartner's Leaders quadrant for Endpoint Protection, affirming its excellence in malware protection.
As Windows XP heads towards its end of service, Gartner warns 25% of enterprise systems risk exposure, urging urgent migration plans.
Intel tops semiconductor market for the 22nd year, despite PC market decline, with a 15.4% market share in a $315 billion industry.
Microsoft remains the top software vendor in the world, beating out Oracle, according to new research by Gartner.
Microsoft sweetens the deal for mobile by offering Windows for free on devices under nine inches, luring users into their cloud services.
New Zealand's IT spending predicted to grow 1.7% in 2014, reaching NZ$11.1 billion, according to Gartner forecast.
Jim Thompson of Unisys highlights the hurdles in virtualising mission-critical systems, revealing a cutting-edge solution for stability.
Despite a decline in PC sales, Gartner forecasts a 6.9% growth in device shipments in 2014, driven by mobiles and tablets.
Alcatel-Lucent bolsters Enterprise team in Australia and New Zealand amid growing demand for cloud-based collaboration and network solutions.
Harnessing emotions, relevancy, trust, and clear benefits, Gartner outlines four essential steps to drive social media behaviour effectively.
Big data's dark side revealed: gathering more data may seem wise, but like a dead chicken, it can quickly become a problem.
Worldwide sales of tablets to end users reached 195.4 million units in 2013, a 68 percent increase on 2012, according to Gartner.
The rise of big data, social networking and mobile interactions is forcing organisations to focus on the enterprise information that is most relevant,.
Unified theory of computer market: CPU, server OS will swallow up all functions & features. New blog by @valdis_filks.
Worldwide sales of smartphones accounted for 53.6 percent of overall mobile phone sales in 2013, exceeding annual sales of feature phones for the first time.
Nearly half of all jobs risk automation in the next 20 years. Can smart machines enhance or threaten your career path?.
Wearable tech is set to transform how we live, driving hands-free functionality in everyday tasks and spurring 5% of sales by 2020.
