Contents

Upfront

Google spreads conspiracy theories.

ANALYSIS

CA and Symantec push private clouds.

Ex-workers' PCs are a problem for IT.

Yahoo's future is open for debate.

IBM looks to expand Power capabilities.

Sun spruces up StarOffice.

Microsoft and CA make SAAS moves.

Review: HP's ProLiant DL185 G5.

INSIGHT

Obama has his work cut out for him fulfilling his tech promises.

Fixed mobile convergence could mean cost savings for businesses.

COMMENTARY

Eric Lundquist: Follow the CIO's SWAT modes: Save it, Whack it, Assess it and Track it.

Jim Rapoza: IT departments need to plan ahead for massive layoffs.

Jason Brooks: A Microsoft move to an open-source Webkit makes great sense.

Blog Watch: eWeek in the blogosphere.

Spencer F. Katt: The Katt ponders Apple and search, and Yueh's stealthy startup.

INTERVIEW

Peter Tippett: Verizon Business' vice president of security research and intelligence discusses the economics of security.

eWeek - November 24, 2008 Index