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Quocirca's Straight Talking: Service management
Comment Still, a full 79 per cent of respondents did see the usefulness of server virtualisation technologies, increasing to 91 per cent for storage virtualisation. Service management of corporate IT will never work without solid operational processes... [20 Oct 2005]
Q&A: Chairman of Microsoft, Bill Gates
Comment That's the only place where I think they have done any server-type piece. They haven't done as much on the server piece. They had a Google server but it was very bad at corporate search. How does Microsoft want to bring that server-equals-service... [14 Sep 2005]
VoIP: Don't forget about security
Comment Denial of service attacks, where someone tries to hit your telephony server repeatedly with traffic, can theoretically stop a company using its VoIP system but there are other more insidious attacks, too. [09 Aug 2005]
Open source gets down to business
Comment A good example of this is JBoss, which doesn't collect licence fees for its application server product. Bickel believes that application server technology is critical enough for most businesses to pay extra for support. [12 Jul 2005]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Coping with email overload
Comment Email has to pass through the corporate email server, so it is the business that can choose to selectively retain email, regardless of what the users choose to do with it on their desktop. Good email management is required. [24 Mar 2005]
Short-term planning drives IT purchases for SMEs
Comment The same goes for the server hardware, which he gets on a leased basis from his ISP. In keeping with this approach, he also uses hosted services for tasks like customer relationship management (CRM), instead of software applications loaded on his... [10 Mar 2005]
How to secure today's enterprise
Comment Meanwhile outsiders such as temporary staff, contractors and consultants are becoming insiders, using corporate laptops, plugging in IP phones and logging on to the server. People who claim to be fire inspectors are often offered unsupervised... [08 Mar 2005]
Leader: Open source to boom?
Leader The year saw backing for a variety of open source projects such as JBoss, an application server; SugarCRM, customer relationship management software; Narnia, Linux migration tools and support for SMBs; Zend, the company behind the PHP scripting... [03 Mar 2005]
Leader: Long hours come with the job
Leader This is less the case for the guy in the server room who makes a more modest wage - this is the type for whom arranging extra compensation or hours off after a busy period is just good management. This Friday workers up and down the country are... [24 Feb 2005]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Simplify the basics
Comment We have an environment where we have evolved from basic server-centric mainframe/mini-computers, through client-server to a complete mish-mash of web-based, thin-client, thick-client, server-centric, client-server applications and services that... [11 Feb 2005]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Security for SMBs
Comment Few had automated patch management software, leaving server and PCs alike exposed to the viruses and worms. Windows might be the most widely used server operating system but most are using old versions of it. [28 Jan 2005]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Open source must move on
Comment Minimising the budgetary cost of the server environment Once this has been determined, any of a number of factors can skew the decision on the choice of server software, not least of which are: Given these factors, it is perhaps no surprise that... [23 Dec 2004]
CIO Agenda: It's the business, stupid
Comment The unanimous verdict was that the CIO's role will become more business-related and if IT bosses are unable to step up to that plate then they face being exiled back to the server room. Bill Gibbons, CIO at Abbey Group, which is in the middle of a... [22 Dec 2004]
Devil's Advocate: Ignore IT change at your peril
Comment But more than that, vendors who consider server-based operation a luxury create problems. A big part of the problem is in the management of infrastructure costs. Yet the cry forever goes up that top management is not getting value for its IT cash. [23 Nov 2004]
Leader: Dell wants blade runners
Leader Cue Dell and Microsoft teaming up - above and beyond what Microsoft does now with other hardware vendors - to marry Dell's systems management software, OpenManage4, with Microsoft's software installation offering, Systems Management Server (SMS... [16 Nov 2004]
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