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What's new in SharePoint Server 2010

Project management consultants Campana & Schott describe their experience

Virtualisation: Evolution of the technology revolution

Virtualisation allows users to create a very large IT infrastructure for little additional cost in a very short time. Off all the current IT technologies it is the one with the most potential for the enterprise.

Oracle and IBM are sewing up the middleware market

Less diversity might lead to higher costs for the IT department

A new approach to tooling for data driven software development

Businesses today are gathering and storing data at an ever-accelerating pace, feeding the unquenchable imperative to leverage information for growth and transformation.

SAP User Group: Cautious support for board changes

As SAP users round the world digest the impact of the sudden removal of CEO Leo Apotheker after nine months in sole charge of the company, Alan Bowling, chairman of the SAP UK and Ireland User Group, assesses what it means.

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Four reasons CISOs and CTOs are afraid of the cloud

Is it time to set aside fears of loss of control and security and reasses your faith in the flexibility and strength of on-premise solutions?

How dead is Nortel?

Analysts say telecoms firm may have some life left

Windows Mobile 7: Can it rescue Microsoft?

In the aftermath of last week’s Consumer Electronics Show, Windows Mobile watchers are reading the soggy tea leaves of hints, generalities, ambiguities, off-the-cuff comments and anonymous sources to discern Microsoft’s plans for Windows Mobile 7. The bottom line? Anybody who really knows anything isn’t talking.

Got Twitter clout? New tools rate you

How influential are you on Twitter? That's what several sites are now promising to judge, labelling you by doing everything from calculating your "social capital" to knocking you for a "low Twitter efficiency".

Is that a library in your pocket?

Big changes are coming to the publishing world

Top 10 technology stories of 2009

Windows 7, Chrome, Twitter and Droid make for another busy year in tech

Plan now to achieve successful Windows 7 migration

You may be holding back on migration to Windows 7, but it is not too early to start preparations for your eventual move to Microsoft's new operating system.

Seven smartphone predictions for 2010

What will happen to iPhones and Android in the new year?

Agile isn't just an application development method

Extend the methodology to the whole IT organisation

Top Microsoft engineers offer coding tips

Microsoft has done more to popularise graphical programming than any other vendor. The company's development tools, led by Visual Basic and Visual Studio, have been used by millions of software developers over the past two decades.

Google Chrome OS is a web appliance, not a PC

Browser based system will run web apps

Apple marketing tricks 'lock you in'

Welcome to Apple. You'll never leave.

Open source advocate wants Microsoft Linux

Redmond should release its own free OS

Facebook and Twitter: Headache or opportunity?

Social networks are exciting, but risky

Life in an online world

The intersection of man and machine

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