Sunday, 01 August 2010

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SAP-CA project ties IT and business processes

Integrated offerings from the two vendors will address risk and compliance
Why we will always have IT — maybe
IT isn't doomed, it's just confused, says George Tillman
Unchecked consumer tech a threat to IT shops
The consumerisation of IT is a trend that must be managed
Is in-house enterprise IT on death row?
No, but it's changing dramatically, says Preston Gralla
Datacentre OSes disappearing: VMware CEO
The role of the server OS is being marginalised, Paul Maritz says
Why your company needs a social media policy
Widespread use of social networking means management is vital, says Mike Hrabik
Rotorua council benefits from business mapping
New system improves processes at council
Is Software AG SAP's next buy?
SAP co-CEO says more acquisitions possible after Sybase
Unix server sales sink as uncertainty grips market
Economic downturn has affected Unix market
Time to start eliminating Windows XP: Gartner
Get rid of the OS by the end of 2012, analyst firm says
What desktop virtualisation really means
Hot trend in IT or expensive notion with limited appeal?
SMEs could benefit from move to thin clients
Survey shows interest among smaller organisations
Enterprise wireless offers challenges to IT
Managing it is a minefield, IT professionals say
Is innovation of the desktop PC dead?
The desktop is now just a commodity, says Preston Gralla
Why CIOs need to think CES
Consumer IT in the workplace is unavoidable, says Michael Gartenberg
Smartphone management requires a smart IT shop
The proliferation of mobile devices is a challenge, says Jon Brodkin
Oracle unlimited licence deals contain pitfalls: Forrester
Analyst firm advises reading the small print before signing

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