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Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
Unravelling the hype behind IT for creating useful CIO strategies.
August 2007
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Can IT recognise innovation?
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Microsoft's unified productivity killer
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Green memory
- Managing Editor 22 Aug 2007
The key thing about Richard Holway's vision is that information can be accessed from any device. To make this possible Holway believes users will require ubiquitous WiMax for fast mobile Internet ...
There is nothing new about the idea of a single, unified InBox, but I'm far from convinced the concept of Presence will make us all more productive.
The 78-nanometer process reduces power consumption of memory chips. But it also allows manufacturers to squeeze even more transistors in the same space, eradicating the power savings.
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Who's to blame for Skype's downtime
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Green is not in Oracle's vocabulary
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Have you seen Oracle h?
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Facebook: a remedy for spam...
- Managing Editor 06 Aug 2007 -
Upgrade or buy new?
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Responsible disclosure is a two-way street
- Managing Editor 01 Aug 2007
Who is responsible for Skype's downtime. Should Microsoft be held accountable. Perhaps Windows Update could be reengineered to stagger updates? Maybe the users are at fault as they all tried ...
Green is not a problem for the hardware guys. Oracle relies on high performance hardware and therefore did have a green IT responsibility. Software that is engineered for efficiency will run ...
With the multi-billion pound acqusitions of the last few years, people out there must be wondering when will Oracle stop.
Facebook could be used to create a hierarchical network of people you know starting with your friends or primary contacts, the first degree; their friends and contacts, the second degree and so on.
The main lesson I 've taken away from the processor and memory upgrade on my old PC is that there is a genuine improvement in the performance of Windows XP
Along with receiving acknowledgement for being the first person to discover a new vulnerability, there is the intangible benefit that comes with recognition - the publicity and potential to win new ...