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Delivering IT as a service
Insight City University's CIO Jerry Yu is gearing his team to deliver IT like a utility service, where the service is available to users at the flip of a switch.
Tags: IT Management
Palmisano memo: 'Repositioning for leadership'
News In memo to staff, IBM's chief says the PC's consumer electronics focus clashes with Big Blue's "on demand" efforts.
Tags: Leadership
Companies find best wishes in e-cards
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Google offers easy translation service for Web pages
News In honor of International Translation Day (you forgot?), Google is publishing code that Webmasters can use to detect the preferred language of their visitors.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Data mining & analysis, Database management, Page, Google Inc., Web Browser, Web Site, Hallmark, Webmaster
Worm uses familiar brands to lure people
News Offers supposedly from McDonald's, Coca-Cola, and Hallmark are spreading a new mass-mailing worm, say security vendors.
Tags: Spam and phishing, E-mail clients, Worm, Hallmark, McDonald's Corp., antivirus, e-mail worm, Websense Inc., e-mail, Coca-Cola Co.
Open source? No good for cost cutting, say CIOs
News Hidden costs mean open source software isn't always an IT budget stretcher, tech chiefs in the United Kingdom say.
Tags: Cost control, Open source, Open Source, Director Of Information Technology, software, Information Technology, IT Budget, Open-source Software, CIO, Silicon.com
When was the last time you wrote a letter?
Blogs Growing up, I used to relish every visit to the stationery shop. I'd spend hours browsing through row after row of c...
HP's CloudPrint heads into BlackBerrys
News HP Labs' e-mail winner CloudPrint came out of the labs' old ad hoc development process even as R&D chief Prith Banerjee pursues a more disciplined approach.
Tags: R&D, Hewlett-Packard Co., RIM BlackBerry, India, Social Computing, computer, printing, HP Labs, revenue, PC
Hallmark.com can't greet all online visitors
News Too much holiday cheer forces the company to turn some visitors away after a crush of customers looking for free online greeting cards swamps the site.
UK security firm aims high in Asia
News U.K.-based antivirus software maker Sophos is gunning for a handsome payload from its enterprise-focused strategy, with plans to double regional partnerships in the next 12 months.
How to recession-proof IT
Techguide In the current economic environment, IT is well positioned to make a compelling case for strategic spending that can help weather the storm.
Tags: Strategy, Cost control, IT budgeting, Asset/resource/knowledge management, CFO, Fortune 500, Patrick Gray, Prevoyance Group, CIO, recession
Attack bot exploits Windows flaw
News Online vandals are using a program to compromise Windows servers and remotely control them through Internet relay chat (IRC) networks, system administrators said Saturday.
Ellison's NIC Co. to shut down
News Larry Ellison's New Internet Computer Co., which sold cheap Web-surfing devices as an alternative to PCs, is closing its doors.
Intel's new Celerons to further cement budget PC market
News Intel is releasing two new Celeron processors for sub-US$1,000 PCs, a market that is virtually an Intel colony.
SGI to upgrade high-end Linux servers
Insight Silicon Graphics Inc. plans to announce a new Linux computer that uses Intel's newest Itanium 2.
Tags: Supercomputing
