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Apple in the Enterprise Past Items
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For those enterprises entrenched in ActiveDirectory and Exchange, Entourage 2008 lends a hand to Mac users. Read it ( [01/22/2008] SMU Cox School of Business dumps PCs for Apple Macs Academia has an opportunity to lead the way in showing that Macs are for serious work. Read it ( [10/31/2007] What Apple's Leopard Means to the Enterprise Making incremental progress as organizations are making new realizations. Read it ( [10/26/2007] IPhone Goes Enterprise at AWC Perhaps not for the same reasons that others have made a splash in the Enterprise, but still in the Enterprise. Read it ( [07/19/2007] Mac Attack! An enterprise PC shop switches to Apple Only shops deeply entrenched in Microsoft services will experience any trouble. Read it ( [07/17/2007] Apple continues to mostly ignore the enterprise It's an aweful thing when a company doesn't stand by it's great products. Read it ( [06/04/2007] The Mac's Stealthy Return into the Enterprise IT departments have never been able to solidly justify the abolishment of the Mac. Read it ( [05/20/2007] Apple ripens in the workplace Apple's transition to a prominent platform has been slow going, but building steam. Read it ( [04/17/2007] Migrating to the Mac Infrastructure In only the rarest of cases or fabricated incompatibility is this not true. Read it ( [04/09/2007] Mac administration in a Windows world A review of Centrify Direct Control for Mac. Read it ( [03/29/2007] Analysis: Mac OS X 'an ideal platform' for SMBs Though not enterprise-specific, it's another advance in business. Read it ( [03/04/2007] Quad Xeon 64-bit server offers better performance and new capabilities, but some wrinkles too Xserve moving forward, with some room to grow. Read it ( [01/08/2007] IBM Rolls Out Lotus Notes for Mac OS X Let's face it, the only place this will be used is in larger organizations. But this is good. Since when is it bad to have IBM on your side? Read it ( [01/01/2007] Apple Xserve: The final review It's time to deploy the Intel Xserves and they're even better this time too! Read it ( [11/13/2006] Apple's Xserve Xeon: Built to fall apart Despite the occasional exception, perfectly engineered products should come as no surprise. But it's refreshing to be reminded. Read it ( [10/20/2006] An Apple for the enterprise? Anyone willing to give Apple a rational and fair shake will plainly see that it can—in fact, be a player in the enterprise space. Read it ( [09/22/2006] Intel endorses Apple Intel beginning to acknowledge the hand Apple has dealt it. Read it ( [09/22/2006] Cape Cod Times: Macs are competitively priced, super-stable, extremely reliable, don't get malware The comfort-zone of the IT guys most businesses use has got to be the reason business has come to be so friendly to Windows. [Read it | Enterprise heavy-weights like IBM supporting Apple with software has got be good for Apple in that space. [Read it | Expanding server to provide even better collaborative (groupware) services as well as improved administration simplicity. [Read it | Critics of Apple claiming that the company doesn't focus on the business market must certainly take note. [Read it | Fighting the constant fight to prove that Mac OS X works in business and with Windows. [Read it | Perhaps the G5 shines best as a server CPU, and perhaps Apple has in mind to keep both x86 and Power as CPU options. [Read it | Apple systems work perfectly well in business whether the company is pushing for that market or not. [Read it | Proving that even older systems by comparison are still competitive. [Read it | Exactly everything those in the know have been saying for years. [Read it | Canadaeast | 06/06/2006] Mac's Moment? At least one "daring" company has seen that it's possible to conduct business using a system other than Windows and a beige box. [Read it | Wall Street Journal | 04/04/2006] Oracle SQL Developer released Kudos to Oracle for recognizing that Apple is a serious player in the enterprise database space. [Read it | MacCentral | 03/13/2006] Is it Time to Consider an Apple Macintosh? When considering that enterprise-class solutions have been available on Mac systems for years, then yes. [Read it | Get The Net Results | 01/27/2006] Computer attacks common for US business Unless your business is using Apple gear. [Read it | The New Zealand Herald | 01/23/2006] Apple updates Xserve, Xserve RAID; up to 7TB for as little as $1.86 per GB Apple, still taking enterprise products seriously has just "upped" its storage offering. Now, an even more fantastic buy! [Read it | Mac Daily News | 09/14/2005] Apple aiming to take care of businesses Apple's RAID offering is good and excellently priced. Seitel Incorporated has the courage to try it. It will be worth it. [Read it | Globe and Mail | 09/02/2005] Apple making big inroads in business with OS X Companies using all sorts of platforms--not just Unix systems, find Mac OS X a suitable platform and switch. And in respectable numbers too. [Read it | MacCentral | 07/21/2005] Apple lands four spots in TOP500 list The top Apple has slipped some. But the top three supers built by the owners themselves are all Apples. Awesome! [Read it | MacCentral | 05/09/2005] The Information Technology 100 Should this be a surprise? Certainly not to those who have been using the system and preaching this sort of relevance. [Read it | BusinessWeek | 05/09/2005] Apple's 'Tiger' a Serious Enterprise OS It seems that only those "on the outside" don't know this already. Just kidding, but it's true it really is. [Read it | Datamation | 05/09/2005] Macworld Expo Boston MacIT conference detailed For those who get it--Macs can be used for business. [Read it | MacCentral | 05/03/2005] Sygate Security Agent debuts for Mac Support for the Mac from enterprise software vendors is on the rise. [Read it | MacCentral | 05/03/2005] |
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