All IT Strategic Planning News - May 2008

Podcast: IT department facing extinction, says CapGemini CTO

Cap Gemini CTO Carl Bate explains to Computer Weekly's Karl Flinders why the IT department - at least in its current form - will soon be a thing of the past.

New NAC allows SITA to make clean sweep

Centralised network access control allows recycling and waste management company to reduce policy compliance management to days rather than weeks

Credit crunch drives UMD growth at desktops’ expense

Strong sales predicted for ultra mobile devices through 2008 as laptop sales slow and desktop revenues flatten

Moving closer to the internet as an operating system

The internet is arguably evolving as an operating system in its own right, with IP, HTML, SMTP and other underlying protocols combining with online application frameworks such as SOAP, web services, Ajax, Ruby on Rails and mash-ups. Added to this are remote web-based storage services, and increasingly sophisticated online applications. The result looks like an OS operating in the 'cloud'.

Large firms should make IT cuts to stave off recession, says consultant

Large firms should concentrate on making significant IT cuts to stave off the effects of a recession, says consultant The Hackett Group.

Xerox Research seeks to improve multilingual access

The Xerox Research Centre Europe (XRCE) is co-ordinating a project funded by the European Union that will improve the way multilingual content can be accessed.

Executives divided over pros and cons of social networking

Should staff be allowed to use social networking sites such as Facebook at work, or should they be banned?

Citigroup to slash £1.5bn from its IT budget

Citigroup plans to cut £1.5bn from its IT budget, reports...

Dark fibre grows across Europe

New European study reaffirms the continued expansion of dark fibre in Europe, with steady growth averaging at 8% per annum

IT departments twice as involved in business decisions

IT departments, including the IT service desk, are nearly twice as involved with business decisions today compared to five years ago.
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