T Systems
23 Stories
Economic crisis to boost utility compute market
News Several utility computing service providers are expecting the current economic crisis to catalyze Asian companies to adopt their services amid shrinking budgets.
Tags: Utility computing, Asia, managed hosting, Savvis Communications, director of sales, Horst Iblher, Hardware, T-Systems, information technology, RFP
T-Systems puts security in Asian expansion plans
News The company has pledged to invest up to US$60 million in Singapore, and is working with the IDA to develop infocomm security capabilities over the next three years.
Tags: Security
All things IT at the games
News The upcoming football fiesta in Germany is believed to be the first fully IT-enabled World Cup, according to T-Systems.
Tags: Infrastructure/architecture management, Sports
Information Card Foundation launched
News A weighty group of industry leaders coalesces around new standards for online authentication.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Spam and phishing, Security, Information Card, Google Inc., Paul Trevithick, ID Card, Password, Novell Inc., OpenSSL
Shell to outsource 3,200 IT jobs
News Shell is planning to outsource the majority of its global IT operations in a move that will affect thousands of jobs worldwide.
Tags: Cost control, IT outsourcing, IT budgeting, ROI/TCO, Business planning, Outsourcing, Offshoring
IT services giants face slowing growth
News The largest IT services vendors are losing out to smaller, more focused vendors, a study finds.
Tags: IT Management, IT outsourcing
Shell's outsourcing plans face legal threat
News Shell is facing the threat of legal action from trade union Amicus over staff redundancy terms, which could hit the oil giant's plans to outsource up to 3,200 tech jobs.
Tags: Outsourcing, IT outsourcing, Lawsuits, Corporate law, HR policies and procedures, Layoffs, Benefits
Shell inks US$4B IT outsourcing deal
News As part of the deal with AT&T, EDS and T-Systems to outsource the bulk of its technology infrastructure, the oil multinational will transfer almost 3,000 IT staff.
Tags: IT outsourcing
S'pore en route to become a Common Criteria certification center
News Industry players welcome the evaluation lab for security products, but note that most customers currently do not ask for such high-level certification.
Tags: Security implementation/standards
Writing and processing custom annotations - Part 3
Techguide In part three of this custom annotation series, we now turn our attention to developing the "engine" that processes our @Option annotation.
Five steps to better security incident response
Techguide Mike Mullins discusses five steps you can take to effectively respond to a security incident that can help you prevent future occurrences.
Tags: Diagnostics and monitoring, Network security, Security Management, Best strategies
Acer Aspire 1705 SCi
Reviews A notebook on steroids, the Aspire 1705 SCi has a 3.06GHz desktop-class processor, a 17in. display and a full-size keyboard. It’s worth considering for company meeting rooms or home use, but there are credible alternatives for both scenarios.
Be S.M.A.R.T. on objectives
Insight Peter Drucker's strategy for managing people isn't for large corporations only. Find out how this approach can be implemented in small and medium-sized businesses.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions
Service comes first
Insight CEO Karl-Heinz Streibich is hedging his bets on services-oriented architecture to drive the next chapter of Software AG's growth.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Growth strategies and tools, Software integration, Web services
Yahoo Mail to block fake eBay and PayPal e-mail
News Yahoo will be upgrading its system with "DomainKeys" designed to block phishing spam and other fraudulent e-mail messages.
Tags: E-mail clients, Web sites, Spam and phishing, Spam filtering
Jump to
1 2
