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Infrastructure planning for CIOs
Get resources and advice needed to build, upgrade and/or consolidate the various components of your enterprise infrastructure. CIO Briefing
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The recession behind them, are CIOs facing an IT hiring crisis?
After three years of IT budget cuts and layoffs, are CIOs facing an IT hiring crisis? For CIOs at a recent conference, the answer is yes. News | 09 Mar 2011
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Computer hardware upgrades and iPhone OS 4: When software spurs buying
It turns out iPhone OS 4 won't run on old hardware. In a similar vein, CIOs in 2010 are weighing computer hardware upgrades to keep up with business needs. News | 09 Apr 2010
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Is Google Chrome OS a turning point or yawner?
Our blogger says Google's announcement of its upcoming Chrome OS comes at a strange time. Find out why. News | 08 Jul 2009
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Windows XP users weigh dwindling support vs. Windows 7 migration
Support for Windows XP won't last forever, but some are willing to deal with the risks of not moving to a new OS for another five years. Article | 14 Jan 2009
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Microsoft: Spatial computing the future
Microsoft's Craig Mundie says the next era of computing will ride on multi-core processing and spatial computing, but it will be defined -- as previous computing eras -- by killer apps. Article | 30 Sep 2008
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Virtual desktops? Brush up on Microsoft licensing
If your operations people are looking at virtualizing desktops, tell them to bone up on Microsoft licensing. Article | 24 Jun 2008
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Disaster planning: Bank builds data center for the long haul
After Hurricane Katrina another whirlwind began. A Mississippi bank, with expertise from SunGard, built a $16 million data center for the long haul. Article | 30 Apr 2008
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Microsoft Windows software must change, experts warn
A radical change of Windows is in order, but Microsoft is damned if it does and damned if it doesn't, experts say. Article | 10 Apr 2008
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Ten strategic technologies to watch in 2008
Gartner Inc. picks the technologies that are likely to have the biggest impact on your business in the next 18 to 36 months. Article | 12 Oct 2007
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Startup gives virtualized twist to mobile computing
A California startup offers up software that allows users to carry their desktop in their pockets and companies to get out of the business of provisioning PCs. Article | 01 Aug 2007
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The recession behind them, are CIOs facing an IT hiring crisis?
After three years of IT budget cuts and layoffs, are CIOs facing an IT hiring crisis? For CIOs at a recent conference, the answer is yes. News
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Computer hardware upgrades and iPhone OS 4: When software spurs buying
It turns out iPhone OS 4 won't run on old hardware. In a similar vein, CIOs in 2010 are weighing computer hardware upgrades to keep up with business needs. News
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Is Google Chrome OS a turning point or yawner?
Our blogger says Google's announcement of its upcoming Chrome OS comes at a strange time. Find out why. News
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Windows XP users weigh dwindling support vs. Windows 7 migration
Support for Windows XP won't last forever, but some are willing to deal with the risks of not moving to a new OS for another five years. Article
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Microsoft: Spatial computing the future
Microsoft's Craig Mundie says the next era of computing will ride on multi-core processing and spatial computing, but it will be defined -- as previous computing eras -- by killer apps. Article
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Virtual desktops? Brush up on Microsoft licensing
If your operations people are looking at virtualizing desktops, tell them to bone up on Microsoft licensing. Article
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Disaster planning: Bank builds data center for the long haul
After Hurricane Katrina another whirlwind began. A Mississippi bank, with expertise from SunGard, built a $16 million data center for the long haul. Article
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Microsoft Windows software must change, experts warn
A radical change of Windows is in order, but Microsoft is damned if it does and damned if it doesn't, experts say. Article
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Ten strategic technologies to watch in 2008
Gartner Inc. picks the technologies that are likely to have the biggest impact on your business in the next 18 to 36 months. Article
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Startup gives virtualized twist to mobile computing
A California startup offers up software that allows users to carry their desktop in their pockets and companies to get out of the business of provisioning PCs. Article
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Operating systems management requires CIOs to stay up to date on upgrade needs, patch maintenance schedules and other tasks. Getting behind on operating system maintenance can put the enterprise at risk. Find the latest operating systems management-related news, tips and resources in this topic section.