Linux users play the waiting game
Time is on your side
Software10 Dec 2003 |
BT Exact: going further offshore
Next phase of outsourcing strategy
On-Prem03 Dec 2003 |
3 Italia: one million subscriber target ‘postponed’
Supply problems
Networks03 Dec 2003 |
IT outsourcing: manufacturers concentrate on service
To compete with offshore rivals
On-Prem03 Dec 2003 |
Siebel preps architecture shift
Universal Application Network
On-Prem02 Dec 2003 |
Pivotal: slim pickings support big ambitions
Acquisition target
On-Prem27 Nov 2003 |
AIT Group back from the brink
CRM pureplay makes strong comeback
On-Prem26 Nov 2003 |
Government IT: wasting money to win votes
Indiana v. India
On-Prem26 Nov 2003 |
Oracle: spreading rumors
Questionable revenue recorded
On-Prem25 Nov 2003 |
EDS: going to pieces down under
Australian government breaking up its IT contracts
On-Prem25 Nov 2003 |
Veritas: a smart switching move
Virtualization software on Cisco
Storage25 Nov 2003 |
Open source: Brazil shies away from Redmond
President shuns Windows
Software18 Nov 2003 |
Brocade: Dell deal comes at a price
Customary hard terms
Storage17 Nov 2003 |
NHS: improvements online
Gov.uk revamps NHS website
Software14 Nov 2003 |
Microsoft releases Virtual PC 2004 to manufacturing
Migration patterns
Software13 Nov 2003 |
Offshore IT services: east or west
Industry split into two rival camps
On-Prem12 Nov 2003 |
CSC: delays dog FBI delivery
There may be troubles ahead
Networks10 Nov 2003 |
Cisco: brand loyalty
CEO disappointed with SAN progress
Storage10 Nov 2003 |
Microsoft: if you can't buy them, beat them
New graphics and animation toolset a Flash-killer?
Software10 Nov 2003 |
Telefonica Moviles: domestic bliss
Beats expectations
Networks10 Nov 2003 |
Borland: you only live thrice
Catch the third wave
Software07 Nov 2003 |
Mobile apps: certification discussions
Raising the standard
Networks06 Nov 2003 |
WM-data and Novo: finishing off the competition
Switching horses
Channel31 Oct 2003 |
Indian call centers: cracks begin to show
High rate of attrition
On-Prem30 Oct 2003 |
China Telecom: provincial investment
Potential subscriber base of half a billion
On-Prem29 Oct 2003 |
PeopleSoft: tough integration targets
Covering all the bases
On-Prem28 Oct 2003 |
Sun and Fujitsu: a relationship with Sparc
Get cracking
Systems26 Oct 2003 |
Is grid computing finally a reality?
Old premise, new promise
Systems26 Oct 2003 |
Open Text: big, bigger, biggest
Now is the winter of our content
On-Prem22 Oct 2003 |
Microsoft: no Office party
Opening the throttle
Software22 Oct 2003 |
EDS and Opsware: bringing XML to the data centre
Ready and waiting
Systems16 Oct 2003 |
Microsoft and Vodafone: mobile web service standardisation
Revolving door
On-Prem15 Oct 2003 |
Bull: government subsidies undermine EU dream
Anachronism
Systems15 Oct 2003 |
Schlumberger Sema: UK eHealth market poised for substantial growth
National Programme for IT
On-Prem09 Oct 2003 |
LookSmart: looking downhill
Life after Microsoft
On-Prem08 Oct 2003 |
Belgacom: minority shareholders eye windfall
Float plans
Networks06 Oct 2003 |
Siebel: second thoughts on hosted CRM
Inflection point?
On-Prem05 Oct 2003 |
mmO2: Competition Commission squeezes profits
There may be troubles ahead
Networks01 Oct 2003 |
CACI: defence contractor gets defensive
Buying C-Cubed
On-Prem30 Sep 2003 |
Lawson: swooping in on Closedloop
Infill
On-Prem30 Sep 2003 |
Palm OS: the right balance
Microsoft and Symbian's operating systems are less flexible than Palm OS
Networks25 Sep 2003 |
VeriSign: illiterate ramblings
Rough calcs
Legal25 Sep 2003 |
Atos Origin: tough turnaround for Sema
Digestif
On-Prem24 Sep 2003 |
European telecoms: light at the end of the tunnel
Debt reduction
Networks23 Sep 2003 |
Intel: putting feathers in Veritas' cap
Big win
Storage18 Sep 2003 |
Orange: open to all
More on Treo 600
Networks18 Sep 2003 |
Barclays: Internet scam victim
Small scale
Legal16 Sep 2003 |
Motorola: Microsoft Smartphone evolution
Notable omissions
Networks16 Sep 2003 |
CGEY: a backwards step
Domesticated
On-Prem11 Sep 2003 |
PWLAN: hotspots finally heating up
Customers! We got customers!
Networks09 Sep 2003 |
PeopleSoft: speed is of the essence
The Big Mo
On-Prem08 Sep 2003 |
IT recovery: once bitten, twice shy
US economy might be looking up
On-Prem05 Sep 2003 |
Telemedicine: remote healthcare reaching new audiences
Arm's length
Networks03 Sep 2003 |
PinkRoccade: heavy debts and other problems
Hard times
On-Prem02 Sep 2003 |
Motorola: leaving its symbiotic relationship
Moving on
Networks02 Sep 2003 |
VeriSign: profiting from name dropping
Double bubble
Legal29 Aug 2003 |
Deutsche Telekom: increased mobility in Poland
Buying out partners
Networks27 Aug 2003 |
McData: buying its way into SAN niches
Roll-up, roll-up
Storage27 Aug 2003 |
IBM: warming Dell customers
'If Dell doesn't ship you an eight-way Xeon server, we will'
Systems12 Aug 2003 |
IT systems constantly need greater protection
Layered security model essential
Security12 Aug 2003 |
Biting the hand that feeds IT
