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Companies tread carefully on SaaS adoption

History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce, according to Karl Marx. Is software as a service a tragi-comic re-run of the application service provider (ASP) model - a lovely idea that didn't work in practice?

Credit crunch drives software audits

More frequent software audits and new licence conditions likely as software houses seek to shore up revenues against the economic downturn.

Internet Explorer 8 is compliant with web standards

  • News analysis
  • Author: Cliff Saran
  • Date: 28 August 2008
Microsoft has reduced a major bottleneck for web developers in its latest Internet Explorer browser by making it compliant with web standards, which could dramatically reduce the time users take to test browser compatibility.

Ten years of Google - what it means for enterprise IT

  • News analysis
  • Author: Cliff Saran
  • Date: 28 August 2008
After ten years Google, which celebrates its birthday this week (7 September), has conquered search and positioned itself as the most viable alternative to Microsoft's desktop software.

Poor e-mail management plagues firms

Firms are failing to effectively manage...

Oracle links on-demand and in-house CRM for users

Oracle has developed pre-built integration software to link its CRM on demand product and its on-premise Siebel CRM platform.

Manchester Airport improves operations with passenger bus computers

Manchester Airport's fleet of air-side passenger buses has been equipped with Windows XP-based automotive computers to improve operations.

HP EDS deal completed: competition for Big Blue

HP has completed its acquisition of Electronic Data Systems Corporation, creating a company that will offer private and public sector IT...

Virtual reality helps stroke victims

Patients who need physiotherapy following a stroke or accident could soon be put through their paces in a virtual...

Microsoft steps up virtualisation campaign

Virtualisation latecomer Microsoft...
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