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An IT governance process that's weighted for growth
Monday, December 07, 2009
An IT governance process that's weighted for growth
Rather than disintegrating into a battle or delaying projects while a US$4 billion deal shook out, the combined IT team of a publishing firm created a project approval processes that, two years later, ensures that IT work is aligned with business goals
How we tested the BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
How we tested the BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0
Find out how Network World ran tests of version 5 on the Curve 8310 smart phone.
New power consumption standard created
Monday, December 17, 2007
New power consumption standard created
Trying to give customers a tool to analyze products, major server vendors have created a new power consumption standard
Putting I.T. in the compliance picture
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Putting I.T. in the compliance picture
If you’re the CIO of a publicly held company, you’re well aware that you fit into the compliance picture. But if you’re not quite sure how large your piece of the canvas is, this article should give you a better understanding of whatyou’re facing.
CC4+ rating boosts Windows security products
Thursday, December 15, 2005
CC4+ rating boosts Windows security products
Several of Microsoft Corp.'s Windows platform products have achieved a Common Criteria certification of 4+, a rating that bolsters their profile among government and other vertical-market customers that have high-security needs for IT products, a company spokesman said Wednesday.
Evaluating your enterprise architecture
Monday, November 07, 2005
Evaluating your enterprise architecture
(Part one of a series) A logical and business-focused enterprise architecture (EA) can deliver exceptional business benefits and investment returns. To ensure such results...
IBM's SpeedStart Linux evaluation gives away tools
Sunday, September 19, 2004
IBM's SpeedStart Linux evaluation gives away tools
IBM Corp.'s SpeedStart Linux Software Evaluation Kit (SEK) is not only the company's, but also perhaps the industry's, most generous SEK offering ever. Designed to bring Linux adoption into enterprise systems, IBM decided to target developers with such a rich variety of tools and applications in order to encourage continued use of Linux. In this manner, the company hopes to see its products being used in concert with Linux.
Tablet market still unclear
Friday, November 28, 2003
Tablet market still unclear
It’s been about a year since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its Windows XP Tablet
Treat IT apps like employees
Wednesday, May 21, 2003
Treat IT apps like employees
A different approach is needed for the way we deliver applications and functional enhancements. We all know costs are incurred the day an IT project is funded, but incremental benefits accrue over a longer period. And yet very few organizations consciously focus on understanding and exploiting the benefit flow of an application once it's installed.
Outlook mixed on IT spending for this year
Sunday, December 22, 2002
Outlook mixed on IT spending for this year
IT spending is an uncertain area, and as experts look ahead into the new year, they are finding little clarity.
e-Government on the inside …looks a lot like the outside
Sunday, March 31, 2002
e-Government on the inside …looks a lot like the outside
The ongoing modernization of service delivery systems by governments has two main objectives: To improve service to citizens and, in an environment where cost savings
Kevin Tolly: Manufacturers too rushed to see reality of ease-of-use issues
Thursday, November 15, 2001
Kevin Tolly: Manufacturers too rushed to see reality of ease-of-use issues
The ease with which new products can be set up and maintained looms ever larger as an important factor.
Briefs
Thursday, November 15, 2001
Briefs
Bluetooth’s uses are limited: analysts
Thursday, September 20, 2001
Bluetooth’s uses are limited: analysts
Expectations are wonderful, but when a technology like Bluetooth fails to meet them, there is cause for a re-evaluation.
First two new top-level domains become operational
Thursday, June 28, 2001
First two new top-level domains become operational
The first two of the seven new top-level domains (TLD) approved for addition to the official Internet domain name system became operational Wednesday after the U.S. Department of Commerce gave the go-ahead for them to be activated.
Stirling JobSURF
Wednesday, August 16, 2000
Stirling JobSURF
Service-level management an internal affair
Thursday, February 11, 1999
Service-level management an internal affair
Corporate service-level management is increasingly becoming an inward-looking activity, according to John McConnell, network analyst and president of Boulder, Colo.-based McConnell Consulting Inc.
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