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 Bitpipe: The Diverse and Exploding Digital Universe
This white paper is an update of IDC's inaugural forecast of the digital universe published in March 2007. Published by: EMC Corporation
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 Computerworld: Study: Grim outlook for U.S. IT spending
U.S. companies are reining in IT spending as the economy continues to show weakness, a new survey has found.
Computerworld: Network management: Tips for managing costs
Throwing more bandwidth at the problem before understanding where the bottlenecks are is expensive and wasteful, experts say.
Computerworld: Qualified Security Assessors are not created equal
(Source: VeriSign) Learn how a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) can help you acheive full compliance and security in this white paper, presented by VeriSign and Computerworld.
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The Register: Dabs.com courier goes titsup
BT insists orders will be deliveredOnline retailer Dabs.com has told customers to hang fire for a few days while orders due to be delivered by Amtrak are reassigned to another courier.…
IT-Director: US DOD issue an RFP for Active RFID
In an article in the RFID Journal on August 26th 2008, Mary Catherine O'Connor reported that nearly two years after it issued a RFI to Active RFID equipment vendors…
 Beijing Olympic diary: Closing ceremonies
How CIOs can market the IT department
Closing of EDS deal brings HP closer to rivals
HP completes EDS acquisition
Closing time for Bangalore's nightlife
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·Dabs.com courier goes titsup
BT insists orders will be deliveredOnline retailer Dabs.com has told customers to hang fire for a few days while orders due to be delivered by Amtrak are reassigned to another courier.…
·Fringe box office FAIL pushes sales down 10%
Bad weather, Olympics, leaves on line credit crunch blamedTicket sales at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe were down ten per cent this year, in part because of the technical failure of its box office system.…
·IT pay jumps as skills gap widens
Offshoring blamed for cash bonanazaThe IT skills shortage in the UK is being made worse by the routine offshoring of entry-level tech jobs.…
·IT Security: Podium place or first round shame?
The Reg Readers have spokenTech Panel The results of our Security Poll are in, and like medal-toting 'Team GB', they show that being game counts a lot. The entire report is now available for consumption over in our whitepaper library - grab your very own copy today.…
·Enterprise class mobility
Blackberry v iPhone v Windows MobileIt used to be pretty simple. If you were a large organisation with a hard-core mobile email requirement, the only serious option from a security, robustness, manageability, usability and ease of deployment perspective was Blackberry. If you had a need to develop custom applications, then provided you were happy to construct your own middleware and management stack, then Windows Mob ...
·eBay changes anger smaller sellers
Goodbye Mom and PopOnline tat bazaar eBay is changing how it charges to encourage more fixed price sales instead of auctions.…
·Fringe box office system provider goes titsup
Tragedy of errorsThe software outfit behind the chaotic implementation of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s box office system has gone titsup.…
·Investors introduce Salesforce to sell-off as a service
50 per cent Q2 growth won't cut itSoftware as a service poster-child Salesforce.com today dished out second quarter results that showed a massive rise in revenue, which did absolutely nothing to impress investors.…
·HP makes things personal again in Q3
Computers and currency do their thingIn a world of financial doom and gloom, sales of PCs are offering a glimmer of light. Don't believe us? Just look at Hewlett-Packard, which on Tuesday reported a third-quarter profit that beat Wall Street expectations and forecast healthy sales in the current period.…
·Network Solutions falls off the web
.ohdearNetwork Solutions - the company that resells top level domains like .com and .net - seems to have misplaced its own website.…
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·US DOD issue an RFP for Active RFID
In an article in the RFID Journal on August 26th 2008, Mary Catherine O'Connor reported that nearly two years after it issued a RFI to Active RFID equipment vendors…
·Digital DNA
As the threat landscape shifts from defending perimeters to a focus on protecting the information contained within, organisations need to develop effective information governance capabilities.
·Cisco strengthens collaboration portfolio
Cisco today announced its acquisition (which is expected to close by the end of October) of email and calendaring startup, PostPath, for the princely sum of approximately $215 million. The PostPath...
·BCS to help data centre decision making
People around the world are tearing their hair out trying to get to grips with environmental issues. well, some of them are, anyway. Should they replace their car or run it into the ground? Should...
·Nuance Dragon NaturallySpeaking improves accessibility for all
Nuance recently announced release 10 of Dragon NaturallySpeaking, the speech recognition system. It will be attractive to any user; but has some special benefits for people with a disability that means that they cannot use the keyboard.
·Time To Take the Tablet - Vista's unsung platform
Several years ago Microsoft launched its Tablet software with much fanfare. Today the platform has almost vanished from corporate marketing programmes despite the fact that Windows Vista Tablet is a...
·BI - The Next Generation?
Ex-Business Objects employees Mark Sands and Mark Hudson founded Antivia in 2007 with offices in Australia and the United Kingdom. Their mission; to utilize the power of Web 2.0 technologies to deliver content and capability to a business.
·Putting email in its place
A very brave chap I know, called Luis Suarez, has dared to challenge his company's predilection for email. Email was used for everything. File sharing and editing, appointment bookings,...
·iPhone: First impressions of a BlackBerry user
For a while now, I have maintained two mobile phones - one for business use and one for personal use - and in terms of requirements, I need different things in each context. There are four...
·Collaboration for Construction with Union Square Software
After years of being slow to change, the construction industry has finally started to appreciate the importance of information technology as a tool in the construction process. This is not only at HQ but also on site.
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·Fundamentals: Healthcare Solutions and Document Imaging
This webcast explains about health insurance premiums as it continue at rates much higher than the rate of inflation. Published by: EMC Corporation
·Solution Guide - Choosing Storage for Dell Database Solutions with Dell™ PowerVault™ and Dell/EMC Storage
This white paper provides a guide for choosing an appropriate storage architecture for Dell Database Solutions deployed on Dell PowerEdge servers with Dell PowerVault and Dell/EMC storage. Published by: Dell, Inc.
·Deploying Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 with Microsoft Windows Server® 2008 on Dell™ PowerEdge™ Servers and Dell Storage
This white paper provides an architectural overview and configuration guidelines for deploying Microsoft SQL Server 2005 x64 SP2 with Microsoft Windows Server® 2008 x64 Enterprise or Standard Edition on Dell PowerEdge servers with Dell PowerVault. Published by: Dell, Inc.
·Dell PowerVault MD3000 3000 Mailbox Single Copy Cluster Microsoft Exchange 2007 Storage Solution
This white paper describes a tested and validated storage solution for a 3000 mailbox Exchange 2007 environment with Single Copy Cluster in a high availability clustering mechanism based on the Microsoft Cluster Service shared storage. Published by: Dell, Inc.
·Dell™ PowerVault™ MD3000i 5000 Mailbox Single Copy Cluster Microsoft® Exchange 2007 Storage Solution
This document provides information on Dell's PowerVault MD3000i Plus MD1000 storage solution for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, based on Microsoft Exchange Solution Reviewed Program (ESRP) Storage program. Published by: Dell, Inc.
·Building Simple Business Mashups
Join Master Masher Summer Ficarrotta as she shows you how to create simple Business Mashups, which allow you to create a lot of new possibilities in your work environment. Published by: SERENA Software, Inc.
·E-Guide - Application Performance and Monitoring in Your Virtual Infrastructure
This E-Guide explains an overview of virtualization monitoring, including examples of how companies are overcoming challenges associated with cost-efficiency, adaptive measures and VM sprawl. Published by: Nimsoft, Inc.
·Making a Smart Choice: Leveraging the Right Services Partner for Competitive Advantage
This paper helps executive decision-makers at carrier and enterprise organizations understand the importance of business, service and network-level transformation in achieving differentiation, and to help them address the complexities. Published by: Alcatel-Lucent
·The ROI and TCO Benefits of Data Deduplication for Data Protection in the Enterprise
Deduplication storage is quickly becoming the standard for disk-based backup and nearline storage use in enterprise data centers across many industries. Published by: Data Domain
·Agile Tools: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
This article explains various approaches for agile project management and provide comparisons between the simplest tools (index cards and whiteboards), spreadsheets, traditional project management software and agile project management software. Published by: TargetProcess, Inc.
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·Dabs.com courier goes titsup
BT insists orders will be deliveredOnline retailer Dabs.com has told customers to hang fire for a few days while orders due to be delivered by Amtrak are reassigned to another courier.…
·Fringe box office FAIL pushes sales down 10%
Bad weather, Olympics, leaves on line credit crunch blamedTicket sales at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe were down ten per cent this year, in part because of the technical failure of its box office system.…
·IT pay jumps as skills gap widens
Offshoring blamed for cash bonanazaThe IT skills shortage in the UK is being made worse by the routine offshoring of entry-level tech jobs.…
·Enterprise class mobility
Blackberry v iPhone v Windows MobileIt used to be pretty simple. If you were a large organisation with a hard-core mobile email requirement, the only serious option from a security, robustness, manageability, usability and ease of deployment perspective was Blackberry. If you had a need to develop custom applications, then provided you were happy to construct your own middleware and management stack, then Windows Mob ...
·Fringe box office system provider goes titsup
Tragedy of errorsThe software outfit behind the chaotic implementation of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s box office system has gone titsup.…
·Network Solutions falls off the web
.ohdearNetwork Solutions - the company that resells top level domains like .com and .net - seems to have misplaced its own website.…
·Fringe plan box office balls-up post-mortem next month
Bringing down the houseEdinburgh Fringe organisers will wait until after the last acts have packed up and gone home before picking over the bones of its box office system fiasco.…
·Research firm emails 20,000 addresses in the clear
Don't theyteach BCC at PR school?We've almost got bored of stories about people sending emails to lots of subscribers without using the BCC field, but not when the mail is sent to 20,000 people.…
·Fringe organisers launch inquiry into ticketing fiasco
Joke system leaves promoters baying for bloodOfficials at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe are to launch an independent inquiry into the failure of its box office system.…
·Edinburgh Fringe ticketing chaos continues
Standing on the shoulders of clownsThe Edinburgh Fringe festival gets underway a week on Saturday (3-25 August) but ever since tickets went on sale the box office system has suffered several major technical cock-ups.…
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