Archive - 16 Sep 2005
NB: MS SA
Microsoft's Software Assurance isn't going all that well. We have one prominent IT director calling ...
US call centre jobs worst hit by offshore outsourcing
US share to drop to a quarter of global outsourced positions by 2008, says Datamonitor
Two billionth mobile subscription this weekend
Not two billion users though...
Photos: London Eye beats the queues with BT
Automated ticketing overhaul for popular tourist attraction
Cliff Stanford to appeal email snoop verdict
"Seven top lawyers... thought that what I did was not illegal"
Customers unimpressed with Microsoft licensing changes
New 'benefits' are just "a plaster for a gunshot wound", says one IT director
NB: Ballmer on Ballmer
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NB: Coming soon - Agenda Setters
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NB: Not-so-green Apple, Amazon
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NB: Vodcasting
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NB: Reaction to MS licensing changes
So Microsoft has finally made some changes to its much maligned Software Assurance licensing program...
Hasbro sorts its SOX with content management software
Case study: Toy manufacturer ensures compliance
Motorola to flog car products unit, says WSJ
Doesn't like driving cars anymore?
Hurricane Katrina comms breakdown probed by FCC
'Infrastructure remains critically vulnerable to disaster and attacks'
NB: Dell+Itanium
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Dell to phase out Itanium-based servers
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