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In the past twelve months, virtualization caught fire, SaaS and SOA gathered steam, and network security turned inward as
IT battled the insider threat. AJAX made rich clients richer; networked storage went small (and iSCSI); groupware donned Web
2.0 garb; and integrating systems and data became more important than ever. This year’s Test Center reviews tracked all these
developments and more.
2006 Year in Reviews: Applications
From BPM tools to portals, 2007's application reviews reveal a focus on integration
2006 Year in Reviews: Application Development
AJAX was the name of the game in app dev this year, but a clash of business rules titans made news, too
2006 Year in Reviews: Data Management
Whether it was e-mail, analytics, enterprise documents, or database records, these tools managed it all
2006 Year in Reviews: Hardware
Servers got more powerful and Apple's iMac rocked the desktop house in 2006
2006 Year in Reviews: Networking
Speeding up WANs was a hot topic, and a slew of switches shone in 2006
2006 Year in Reviews: Platforms
Virtualization, Windows, and Suse Linux all came on strong in 2006
2006 Year in Reviews: Security
Data protection and insider-threat management took security center stage in 2006
2006 Year in Reviews: Storage
Storage saw a boost in 2006 with 4Gb injections, though SAS gained little ground
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