File systems have been around for as long as computers have been invented. Over the past 40 years, what used to be a little invention on a thinking machine has grown into an enormous industry with ...

Linux has over 1,000 commands on a basic service. When you migrate to the desktop, that number grows. For example, in /usr/bin on Pop!_OS there are 1,615 commands, and in /usr/sbin, there are 609.

Keeping computerized data organized is critical for any business. Businesses often have many documents organized into folders by customer, date or other criteria so they can be found quickly. A file ...

File Explorer is probably one of your most frequently used tools if you are a Windows user. However, if you stick to its default settings, you are not utilizing its full potential. It comes with ...

What enterprise IT managers would really like to have is "the great Windows Explorer in the sky." This is according to Dan Tanner, director of storage research, storage, and storage management for the ...

All businesses have important documents that need to comply with government regulations, be stored for internal operations or referenced by clients. In the past, file cabinets typically lined the ...

Files can accumulate really quickly. With good file management, finding your documents can be fast and easy. Good file management is a skill that takes time to develop, but is definitely attainable ...

Is file management essential, hazardous, or a relic? Judging from the comments posted to my column two weeks ago, “Microsoft’s killer tablet opportunity,” and to last week’s piece, “Crowdsourcing the ...

Classification is the process of systematically organizing information to improve managing, storing, and accessing information overtime. A classification plan is a tool that departments can create to ...