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With the acquisition of Novell comes the merging of technologies. I can tell you that...

Prepare now by making sure your datacenter, desktops and browsers are updated to support the GroupWise Ascot release.

All development cycles/projects have code names until such a time a version number can be assigned to the release. This release was code named Eagle and thus the title! I must first say it has been a fast and furious year for the Novell Operations Center team filled with much change. Many thanks go out to the supporting cast of characters that delivered the product this year. The product has a fresh, clean look, a new name, improved quality and usability and many enhacements. As part of the updated brand a couple of integrations that are already available have never been called out on their own.

The slides from the latest in the Disaster Recovery Planning webinar series.

As a network administrator, have you ever pondered how nice your job would be if it weren't for those pesky users in your network? I'm sure many administrators and engineers have dreamed, at least now and then, about how smoothly they could have their networks running if there were no users to mess things up.

A network without users, a school without students, or a hospital without patients ...

Sean Larner CEO of both l'arbre solutions and Broolz, chats with Michele Hudnall of Novell on how the cloud and new cloud-based vendors are impacting the business services landscape. They also explore the ways these new offerings are competing with internal IT to provide the business with the services.

In-depth interview with David Condrey and Sophia Germanides covers new features in the product and how Novell Storage Manager can set significant cost controls on the largest line item in a CEO's budget—storage.

From time to time there are situations where you need a right-click operation to bounce back and forth between running on the server and running on the client workstation.

I feel like I've gone on and on about our new IDM 4 courses in previous blog posts. Possibly to the point of boring readers of this blog to tears. Can I help that I am proud of my team's work!?

So at the risk of possibly boring someone even beyond tears, I feel obliged to mention that we've bundled these two new courses together. The two courses are available now as a self-study kit . . .