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• Labatt rolls out datawarehouse to boost performance measurement
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• Downtime: Waiter, there's a microchip in my chicken
• Case study - Datacentre consolidation at Ernst and Young
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• UK moves to head off IT skills shortages
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• Bridge gender gap to avert skills crisis, warn top IT women
• Sarbanes-Oxley compliance can reduce audit costs and bring business benefits
• Pioneering service lets Ashford tenants choose council houses using SMS system
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• Datacentres move towards a virtual future as cost benefits drive server consolidation
• Business focus will be common thread of next year's conferences
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