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Businesses should tackle data management
Investing in master data management makes sense even in a tough economy, argues Gartner.
IT Pro Start-Up Tour: Solix
Solix, a nine year old company, could be the answer for all your data management nightmares.
IOD 2010: IBM heralds the 'Decade of Smart'
IBM believes the Decade of Smart will see companies taking advantage of the mass of data in the world leveraging analytics.
Most business data "not good enough"
Businesses rely heavily on inaccurate and poorly managed information, research warns.
Green tech to pay off
Innovations in cutting energy consumption will boom, but so will the amount of data being stored.
How Google is redesigning your data centre
Google famously builds its own servers out of commodity PCs and custom-designed power supplies - could its strategy be right for your data centre too?
Dell announces $1.15 billion 3PAR acquisition
Dell will be ramping up its data management offerings with the acquisition of 3PAR.
Technology for dealing with lost laptops
Manage your data and encrypt everything all the time - that's the advice from security experts in the wake of another slew of public and private...
Slow IT main contact centre gripe
Research shows that IT slowdowns and data entry tasks hurt productivity at contact centres.
Ovum: Data centre transformation won't take off till 2013
Data centre transformation projects will not become widespread until 2013, according to Ovum.
Do we need data boot camps?
Inside the enterprise: IBM is setting up boot camps to help its customers handle "big data," but when it comes to information, sometimes less is more.
VMware tackles IT service management, disaster recovery
New software bundles aim to help IT departments handle larger virtualised environments.
IOD 2010: IBM introduces advanced case management
The launch of IBM’s advanced case management services has emerged as one of the key developments at IOD 2010.
Councils fall short on IT data management
Many are compromising security with lack of ability to track and report on user activity in real time.
Are IT suppliers to blame for government data breaches?
A Home Office director has detailed an MoJ breach to show that placing the blame for data breaches isn't always so easy.
Firms full of dirty data
As much as 30 per cent of data held by companies could be “dirty” in some way, according to a BCS award winner.
IOD 2010: Looking for patterns for business benefits
The linear approach is now insufficient and the pattern-based strategy is the way forward for firms in a world where change is a constant, Gartner...
Brits want data breaches criminalised
That’s the main finding of research into consumer attitudes towards online security, where four out of five people also don not trust how...
Informatica updates data management roadmap
Version 8.6 offers combined data management and data quality infrastructure, while the next release will focus on ease of use.
Data management brings risk and value to IT, says IBM
IBM predicts data governance will become a required discipline for organisations, while also finding that businesses need to better inventory...
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