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kludge
In information technology, a kludge (pronounced KLOOdzh) is an awkward or clumsy (but at least temporarily effective) solution to a programming or hardware design or implementation problem.28 Sep 2007
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IT hiring spike strongest in finance, real estate
Recession, what recession? Some CIOs are out holiday shopping for IT staff, especially in certain regions and for certain skills.27 Sep 2007
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Operational-level agreement: An IT game plan for CIOs
Though underused, operational-level agreements can improve working relationships, minimize confusion and increase the successful delivery of critical IT services.26 Sep 2007
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Technology bright spot in otherwise-pessimistic CFO outlook
A new study finds CFOs are deeply pessimistic about the U.S. economy. One bright spot: information technology.26 Sep 2007
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Target's data centers keep pace with rapid retail growth
At AFCOM's Data Center World, technical architect Doug Hall explains how capacity management and forecasting has enabled his company to grow at a rapid rate and earn executive support for data cent...25 Sep 2007
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Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX)
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (often shortened to SOX) is legislation enacted in response to the high-profile Enron and WorldCom financial scandals to protect shareholders and the general public f...20 Sep 2007
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Research Report: Mobile apps on the move - Don't get left behind
The adoption of mobile technology is rapidly spreading in the corporate environment. This research note highlights and analyzes the trends shaping the mobile software market today.20 Sep 2007
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IT budgeting and spending strategies guide for CIOs
IT budgeting and spending is a balancing act between needs and wants even in a strong economy. Are you ready to figure out what your IT department will need? Check out this CIO Briefing for IT budg...20 Sep 2007
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Electronic medical records at risk of being hacked, report warns
A 15-month study by health experts and vendors tests electronic health record systems -- and the grade is not good.19 Sep 2007
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Fewer security breaches blamed on human error
Human error is still the main reason for security breaches, but a little learning, it turns out, isn't a dangerous thing after all.19 Sep 2007
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Special Report: Critical budget and staffing trends for 2007-2008
This special report from Info-Tech Research Group provides benchmark data on 2007-2008 IT budget and staffing trends, based on nine industry reports.19 Sep 2007
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Budgeting for IT: Four pitfalls to avoid
The 2008 budgeting season is here. Get the latest advice on how to avoid common pitfalls during the budget planning process.19 Sep 2007
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ITIL v3 Service Operation: FAQs on Book 4
ITIL expert Don Cox answers user questions about ITIL Core Practice Book 4: Service Operation.18 Sep 2007
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ITIL v3: FAQs from your peers
ITIL expert David Pultorak answers frequently asked questions about ITIL v3.18 Sep 2007
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ITIL v3 Service Design: FAQs on Book 2
ITIL expert Moira Stepchuk answers common questions regarding the ITIL v3 Core Practice Book 2 on Service Design.18 Sep 2007
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ITIL v3 Service Transition: FAQs on Book 3
ITIL expert Rich Schiesser answers user questions about the new ITIL Service Transition Core Practice Book 3.18 Sep 2007
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ITIL FAQs, part 2
ITIL v3 is finally here and CIOs have questions about the latest version. In his latest column, Brian Johnson addresses the most frequently asked questions about ITIL v3.18 Sep 2007
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Waiting on green technology is shortsighted, say experts
Waiting for vendors and government agencies to come in and solve your data center cooling and capacity issues is a big mistake, say experts speaking at a data center conference this week.18 Sep 2007
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ITIL v3 Continual Service Improvement: FAQs on Book 5
ITIL expert Kathryn Pizzo answers users' questions about ITIL Core Practice Book 5: Continual Service Improvement.18 Sep 2007
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ITIL v3 Service Strategy: FAQs on Book 1
ITIL expert David Pultorak answers common questions about the new ITIL Service Strategy Core Practice Book 1.18 Sep 2007