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M'sia mandates local software use for govt
News Malaysian government agencies urged to use local applications, in move that can boost country's software market but send wrong signal to foreign players.
Tags: Local Government, Software engineering/development, R&D, Content management, Twitter Inc., Najib, Microsoft Corp., software, Information And Communication Technology, digital content
PeopleSoft founder taking on Oracle again
News Dave Duffield's new company will compete with Salesforce.com and recent on-demand moves by SAP and archrival Oracle.
Tags: Business applications, Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Control training costs while developing employee skills
Techguide Columnist Tim Landgrave explains a new training strategy that can save money and boost the value of training for the entire company.
Unisys puts stealth into the cloud
News The IT services company's new Secure Cloud managed service aims to shield sensitive information from other users of a cloud by scattering the data across different storage sites.
Tags: Network security, Federal Government, Cloud computing, Infrastructure/architecture management, Analyst reports, Security, Datamonitor, Workday, Storage, Cloud computing
Use Excel's Workday function to determine delivery dates
Techguide Your customers will appreciate knowing exactly when they can expect their orders to arrive--and Excel makes it easy to set up a calculation that can tell them.
Tags: Microsoft Office, O2 Plc., Microsoft Corp., Delivery Date, Workday, check box, font, font size, Figure, Microsoft Excel
Duffield's Workday, gearing up to punch in
News After a year in stealth mode, PeopleSoft founder's new company is ready to step into light.
Tags: Business applications, Enterprise resource planning (ERP), Leadership, Innovation
No joke--Web prepared for April Fools' Day
News It's a cruel coincidence when April Fools' Day and Daylight Saving Time fall on the same day.
Riots shut down Compaq, other Bangalore tech firms
News Wipro, Compaq Computer India, Infosys Technologies and other companies based in the southern India city of Bangalore were forced to close early by riots following reports of the kidnapping of a film star.
Toshiba unveils Windows 2000 notebooks
News Toshiba's Computer Systems Group has introduced three new portables, designed to boost its market share and take advantage of the new features in Microsoft's operating system.
How to defend against rogue users
Techguide Sometimes the devil you know is worse than the one you don't know. How do you handle rogue users who inadvertently put your organization's network at risk?
Tags: Data security, Security
Can a SAN save you money?
Techguide Scott Lowe looks at the ways that a SAN can actually save you money, even though the upfront costs are likely to be steep.
Keeping multisite projects on track
Insight Managing a project can be challenging even when all the team members are in the same building. But when they’re spread across several time zones, communications can easily falter—and bring down the entire development effort with them.
SuccessFactors shows a path to Enterprise 2.0
News SuccessFactors has announced the latest enhancements to its service with the release of ULTRA.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web services, Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Download this sabbatical policy to improve employee performance
Insight Sabbaticals can boost professional development and company performance by revitalizing weary staffers. Download this sample sabbatical policy and application to take the first steps towards establishing this valuable career tool.
Choose the right training style for your help desk
Insight IT training comes in many forms, from formal instructor-led classroom sessions to coworker-taught brown-bag lunches, and each has distinct advantages and disadvantages. Find out which one might be right for your help desk.
