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HP launches storage and networking products for SMBs
News Small and medium businesses are the focus of new products from HP.
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UK lags behind in open source adoption
News Survey results released today have shown the UK is lagging behind the rest of Europe when it comes to adopting open source software within small and medium businesses.
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O2 to offer call forwarding service
News New O2 tool will let landline calls be forwarded to mobile phones - handy for mobile workers.
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SMEs looking long and hard at business intelligence
News Once mainly the domain of larger enterprises, smaller companies are now picking up on the benefits of BI.
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BT claims medium-sized businesses are underserved
News Needs of medium sized business are being lost between consumer and corporate and BT hopes to fill the gap with its SaaS offerings.
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High costs keep VoIP the domain of big business
News But better broadband connections and voice comms over the internet may become a reality for more SMBs, a survey suggests.
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Microsoft announces server support for SMBs
News Windows Server 2008 versions generally available for small to medium sized businesses.
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Do SMBs need IT help?
News Small businesses envy the tech that larger firms can afford, a survey has suggested.
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Survey finds SMBs ill-prepared for disaster
News Research has found UK businesses have their heads in the sand when it comes to being prepared for disasters.
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IT PRO Podcast: Microsoft and Yahoo still chatting...
News This week, we look at the latest developments in the Yahoo-Microsoft saga, lie detection software, solid-state storage and whether what goes in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
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Week in Review: Microsoft back for more...
News IT PRO looks at the biggest stories this week, including more Microsoft-Yahoo shenanigans and an IT solution to employees lying about being sick.
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SMEs look to outsourcing for IT efficiencies
News Lower cost and more business should result from more effective IT for smaller companies, outsourced service provider argues.
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