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Outsourcing key to beating downturn

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 09 September 2008

Recession begins to bite into IT departments at nearly three quarters of firms

Sun unveils six-core servers to aid virtualisation and datacentre efficiency

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Author: Antony Savvas
Date: 17 September 2008

Sun Microsystems has unveiled new six-core X64 servers to support virtualisation and aid datacentre efficiency. Sun...

Intelligence visualisation to supersede location based systems

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 23 September 2008

Misplaced preoccupation with short-range wireless communications technologies and not information they carry

BT halves network costs with Ethernet over IP launch

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Author: Ian Grant
Date: 03 October 2008

Network users can now run non-IP protocols using Ethernet over BT's...

Data deduplication boosts storage efficiency

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 07 October 2008

Increasing popularity for method that claims to eliminate inherent data redundancies that exist in traditional storage processes

SMBs may not see cloud’s silver lining

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 14 October 2008

Many SMBs seriously considering a switch to cloud computing but failing to see changes needed to obtain the rewards

Astute Carillion beats CSC to submarine outsource deal

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Author: Ian Grant
Date: 23 October 2008

BAE Systems' submarine building division has outsourced IT services for 4,500 usersin a deal with Carillion IT Servicesworth "tens of millions" of pounds over the next five years.

Gartner symposium: BT to cut IT spending by a fifth as credit crunch bites

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Author: Ian Grant
Date: 06 November 2008

BT is to cut its IT spending by 20% amid growing concern over the impact of the financial downturn.

Mobile broadband prices at crossroads

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 05 December 2008

As telecoms operators feel the pinch from the credit crunch, the days of cheap mobile broadband could be over. Or maybe not...

Avaya to buy Nortel enterprise arm

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Author: Alex Scroxton
Date: 21 July 2009

Avaya is to buy Nortel's enterprise unit for $475m, ending weeks of speculation and sealing the bankrupt vendor's fate once and for all.

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