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Credit crunch moves business to adopt open source
The adoption of open source increases as businesses look to tighten their IT budgets.
IP firm digitises documentation
A business change programme to update and streamline content management processes for some 10,000 users is improving agility for global legal group...
Microsoft offers Search Server Express free
Microsoft offers free Search Server Express 2008 product as it makes a play in the enterprise search market.
Debian and the grass roots of Linux
Debian GNU/Linux was the first project to be deliberately modelled on the principles of distributed software development, and provides the core...
Oxford University Press slashes order fulfilment costs
Oxford University Press is using workforce management software to increase output, cut fulfilment costs and save £100,000 a year from its staffing...
Compellent Storage Center
Hierarchical storage management made easy. Enter the Compellent Storage Center.
CMI survey adds to IT sector gloom
A new survey from the Chartered Management Institute adds to the picture of doom and gloom pervading the sector IT.
Codegate targets SMEs with low-cost mobile data capture solution
Mobile data specialist Codegate claims its new mobilevantage system can cost effectively bring enterprise-class data capture to smaller businesses.
Public Sector Roundup: Councils up their game when it comes to service
LDL supports Careline as SunGard backs up LSE’s data, Steria improves efficiency while Northgate improves security and Civica centralises...
Doubts cast on InfiniBand as data centre saviour
With many vendors now backing InfiniBand as the best way to simplify data centre management, doubts are being raised in some quarters.
Symantec buys endpoint security firm Altiris
Security giant buys endpoint management company Altiris in £422m cash deal.
The Midweek Interview: Zach Nelson part one
Zach Nelson, president and chief executive of on-demand enterprise software company NetSuite discusses the evolution of the global software market,...
The Midweek Interview: John Banfield part two
John Banfield, director for Europe at SteelEye Technology talks about working with VMware on virtual server resilience and how users are extremely...
Sybase CEO reveals mobile strategy
Last night at the Sybase Techwave conference in Las Vegas, chief executive John Chen outlined the company's new strategy - integrating traditional...
Gmail and Google Apps finally leave beta
Google finally takes its Google Apps suite out of beta - mainly to persuade the enterprise market that it is 'serious'.
The Midweek Interview: Kris Hagerman part one
Symantec's Kris Hagerman, president of the company's data centre management group, explains the key trends in data centre development over the next...
Survey claims open source is business security risk
Management needs to be very careful when choosing open-source software as a business option, as security leaves a lot to be desired, according to a...
NetSuite brings business software to the iPhone
In another sign that Apple's iPhone smartphone will have a role to play in the enterprise, Software-as-a-Service provider NetSuite has announced...
HP ProCurve Networking unveils new enterprise core switch
New core switch completes HP ProCurve Networking's switch family.
UK ISVs develop first NetSuite SuiteBundler vertical apps
Two British ISVs are among the first group of software specialists to develop resalable vertical solutions for NetSuite's hosted enterprise...
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