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Technology ComputerworldUK Technology is your essential resource for all the latest news, views and opinion on products and technologies and how they can be harnessed by IT managers to achieve their organisation’s objectives.
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Nortel uses USB drive to secure remote work
Nortel is aiming to transform the USB port from a security liability to a vital aid to safe working – at least for remote working, and health workers in Liverpool are already putting the technology to good use.
The company is promoting an "office on a stick," a USB drive that can link an employee's PC with a corporate VPN and keep all the information from a session encrypted.
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- Oracle integrates CRM On Demand with Siebel
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Applications
VMware faces increasing pressure on pricing
Like it or not, money is becoming a more important part of the decision-making process in the virtualisation market.
Business Intelligence
Business intelligence: Take a step back
Bill Hewitt, CEO of Kalido, looks at why business intelligence systems have often failed to deliver on their promises and how a new approach can change this.
Development
Lifting the lid on Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2
Microsoft's next browser promises to be much more than a Firefox 3 imitator.
Hardware
VMware faces increasing pressure on pricing
Like it or not, money is becoming a more important part of the decision-making process in the virtualisation market.
Mobile & Wireless
WiMax on the ocean waves
Some places are still wondering how to deliver WiMax, but Singapore has gone right ahead with a network that covers its port and inshore waters.
Networking
WAN optimisation or a 'real' upgrade?
WAN optimisation seems to make sense but IT managers are faced with the burning question: Is it really worth the investment?
Internet
Lifting the lid on Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2
Microsoft's next browser promises to be much more than a Firefox 3 imitator.
Operating Systems
Vista could still triumph for Microsoft
Microsoft's current operating system is often derided but is the tide turning in its favour?
Security Products
The tale of two busted spammers
What do real estate agents and ticket touts have in common? It turns out they both resort to unsolicited emails to make a sale.
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Servers & Datacentre
VMware faces increasing pressure on pricing
Like it or not, money is becoming a more important part of the decision-making process in the virtualisation market.
Storage
Forrester: Five storage strategies that will save you money
Storage costs eat up at least 11% of IT hardware budgets, but there are plenty of ways to save money without sacrificing performance or security.
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Management
HP completes EDS purchase
Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday that it has completed its US$13.9 billion purchase of massive systems integrator Electronic Data Systems, and it also revealed that EDS' top-level management structure would remain largely unchanged.
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Red Hat's servers hacked
Red Hat has confirmed that hackers have compromised infrastructure servers belonging to the company and the Fedora Project, including systems used to sign Fedora packages.
