PCWEEK Italia

PCWEEK Italia was the Italian edition of the influential American magazine *PC Week*, later known as *eWeek*. Aimed squarely at IT professionals, system integrators, business decision-makers, and tech-savvy corporate users, PCWEEK Italia focused on enterprise computing and emerging information technologies. Launched during the 1990s, it became a critical source of up-to-date information on hardware, software, networking, and IT strategy in the Italian business landscape.

The magazine featured in-depth reviews of professional-grade PCs, servers, peripherals, and enterprise software platforms, as well as reports on operating systems like Windows NT, Linux, and Unix. It was known for benchmarking, performance testing, and analyses of enterprise solutions—particularly those tailored to corporate environments, such as CRM, ERP, and networking infrastructure.

A unique strength of PCWEEK Italia was its news coverage and vendor analysis. It often reported on major announcements from global tech companies like IBM, Microsoft, HP, and Oracle, while providing insights tailored to the Italian market. Interviews with CIOs, IT consultants, and technology leaders were common, as were case studies and deployment scenarios.

Though its print life was eventually overtaken by digital platforms, PCWEEK Italia played a vital role in guiding Italian businesses through the explosive growth of IT in the 1990s and early 2000s.