Which desktop deployment scenario is right for you?

Anytime, anywhere access is no longer a luxury. Here's how different industries are meeting the demands of mobile workers.

Businesses hungering for more storage capacity need look no further than network-attached storage.

Kofax Express 2.0 offers a complete, single-station, scan-to-archive software solution that's paperless, easy to use and fits in the budget.

Adobe's new Creative Suite 5 is perfect for the classroom, a conference room or just for making a good impression in front of the boss.

Microsoft's newest version of the popular Office suite brings stability, new features and enhancements to collaboration.

With Microsoft App-V, you can stream applications on demand, cache for offline use and manage a single package for easy deployment and maintenance.

Microsoft's additions to its deployment toolkit make it easy to capture, customize and proliferate existing system images.

VMware Workstation 7 produces fast and flexible desktop virtualization for sysadmins and developers.

Visioneer Strobe XP 100 scanner lets mobile workers stay productive.

Portability, cost and functionality make businesses take notice of netbooks for field and remote workers.

New Intel Core processor architecture offers a major leap forward for notebook PCs.

In a hybrid environment where network resources and documents need to be constantly shared and exchanged between PC and Mac platforms, security is more important than ever. With the right combination of hardware, software and good old-fashioned IT policies and user education, you can keep both Macs and PCs on your network safe and secure.

Check out three pointers that can help you decide if desktop virtualization is right for your company.

As businesses look to devote more of their budgets to IT, which technologies are the most logical investments?

Mark Nelson of Barrett Firearms shares his virtualization secrets.

Symantec Protection Suite requires less administration and training without skimping on security.

The S10 delivers the benefits of thin-client computing in a compact, affordable package.

Learn four ways MDOP R2 can help you migrate your organization to Windows 7.

With the new BranchCache feature in Windows 7, users in remote offices no longer must accept less-than-perfect performance when tapping data on servers at headquarters.

The NComputing X550 supports up to six users from a single PC, maximizing efficiency and energy savings. Our reviewer takes a close look at this tool in action.

Think your systems are underutilized? The Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit can help you figure out if your systems are running at peak performance and identify those ripe for virtualization.

Businesses are turning to desktop virtualization to lower costs, ease management and improve security.

The HP Compaq dc7900 Ultra-Slim provides substantial processing power in an ultra-slim machine.

The HP Officejet J4680 promises all of the utility one would expect from a high-end multifunction printer at an entry-level price, including several features that go above and beyond those of many similarly priced models, not the least of which is 802.11g Wi-Fi support.

Check out five technologies that can maximize the protection of your end users' data.

Product Review: If you need a powerful desktop unit, but don't have a lot of desk real estate to spare, then check out the HP Compaq dc7900 Ultra-Slim PC.

Policy setting and BitLocker encryption can help you manage the parameters for removable drive use.

Putting together a proper DLM policy requires some elbow grease — and perhaps a small financial investment — but there's much to be gained from one.

DMTI Spatial's effective approach to leveraging IT has helped it become a leading geospatial solutions provider.

Power and (relative) portability. What more could you want in a desktop replacement?

Expert Michael Van Cleave, CDW Microsoft Technical Specialist, tells you what you need to know about Windows 7.

By deploying a PC lifecycle management strategy, IT departments can efficiently manage their PCs and software, reduce help-desk calls, cut costs, and meet security and compliance requirements.

Thin clients provide more than just cost savings.

The HP Z400 workstation offers server-like speed and reliability.

Speech recognition and call clarity are just two benefits users can expect from Avaya one-X Deskphone 9650 IP telephone.

Help your end users take the disaster out of disaster recovery.

These five technologies can help companies make the most of their IT budgets.

The HP Z400 workstation offers server-like speed and reliability.

Computer imaging software makes life easier when deploying new computers.

Use these tough times to build a path to success.

IT equipment leasing helps businesses break up payments and improve expense planning while simplifying system refresh cycles and equipment disposal.

World Golf Tour puts online gamers on the course.

The new HP DX9000 TouchSmart PC provides an interactive experience for its users.

HP's new flexible electronic display offers opportunities for e-books, e-readers and signage.

The bottom line on deployment in Windows 7? It's easier, faster and better.

The new HP DX9000 TouchSmart PC provides an interactive experience for its users.

Considering what you get for the price, the D-Link DGS-2205 is a perfect switch for your small office/home office.

These days, computers are essential for day-to-day operations. Follow these tips keep your help desk moving in the right direction.

Going green is easier said than done, but a few small process tweaks can reduce overall power consumption in your data center.

If your company is looking for ways to save money and minimize its carbon footprint, consider the following seven tips for going green.

Here are five more ways to improve use of Citrix's thin Windows deployment tool.

Check out five ways that can help you get the most from Citrix's new thin Windows deployment tool.

Researchers at the Human Media Lab at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, are developing prototypes of new, flexible computers that will respond to direct touch and even change shape to better accommodate data.

Pumpco Energy Services relies on blade PCs to manage its fuel pumping equipment.

Preventing unwanted configuration changes holds the key to maintaining system reliability.

Two separate developments might change the way computer chips are cooled in the near future, which could lead to improved performance and reliability, and reduced energy costs.

Microsoft OneNote can be used for storing and organizing information on any computer, lets users collaborate on projects and eases the load on Exchange servers.

We'll help you weigh the pros and cons of moving to 64-bit as you plan your upgrade from XP to Vista.

Over the past few years the LCD monitor has overtaken the bulky and power-guzzling CRT as the display of choice for many business users.

SMBs say Microsoft CRM frees up the data so salespeople can look good in front of customers.

Some IT shops have reported having a difficult time upgrading to Windows Vista. To help you out, we've compiled this brief list of best practices for planning your upgrade.

Display technology is beginning to reflect the convergence that is taking place between entertainment and computing. In the future, our computers will entertain us more and our entertainment devices will be more like computers.

Configure users' desktops and settings quickly and easily using Group Policy Preferences.

New green IT solutions make it easy for small businesses save energy and cut costs.

Follow these six steps to extend the life of older PCs.

Case Study: Ocean Conservancy sails through Citrix deployment.

Five easy ways you can break your Windows network and place it into an unsupported state.

Understanding and addressing security issues with one of Vista's new features.

Here's how to configure Remote Desktop and the Terminal Services Gateway.

When it comes to Vista partitioning, some things stay the same, but a few things have changed.

Symantec Backup Exec 11d for Windows Servers addresses the data blind spot.

For Windows Vista and Server 2008, Microsoft changes the ground rules for volume activations. Learn the basics for activating computers across an enterprise.

Defragging is built into Windows, making it a cheap and easy way to give your systems a performance boost.

Here's a quick primer to clear up any confusion about Group Policy.

Users increasingly prove Windows PCs aren't only for office workers.

Learn tips for getting the fastest, coolest, most productive PC around.

Get the 411 on the latest generation of smartphones, featuring push e-mail, centralized management and remote data wipes.

Hardware firewalls make mincemeat out of spam, increasing productivity and saving money.

Protect your network against itself.

Use ReadyBoost to improve performance with USB flash drives.

Here are a few ways to make any organization's Apples even sweeter.

Ten sure-fire tips to ensure that your machine's functionality is worthless.

Although businesses don't often think about energy consumption by idle computers, it's time to start.

With the diNovo Edge, Logitech offers sleek wireless keyboard.

Protecting users from themselves.

Let users connect plug-and-play printers without the need to manually install third-party drivers.

Are new hybrid hard drives hype or a decently priced alternative?

If you face poorly timed installation requests and surprise new employees, try these tips on PC imaging using Atiris.

Is it time to consider blade PCs?

When malware takes up residence on company computers, here's how to give it the boot.

To protect your essential systems gear from damaging power failures, get the right UPS.