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Analysis: IT power crisis - what can CIOs do?
Comment The company is also redesigning the templates of forms it uses to reduce the amount of ink and energy it takes to print them. Kelly said: "We launched some awareness campaigns to remind people, for instance, that if they left the photocopier on... [15 Jun 2006]
Leader: Biometrics will march onwards
Leader But we all have the option of changing jobs - just as we all have the option of moving from that fancy gym that requires a facial scan or the call centre that starts to identify customers by analysing their voice 'print'. [06 Jan 2004]
Analysis: Industry upbeat about Novell-SuSE deal
Comment SuSE Linux will become a more compelling product for server companies to sell with the addition of Novell's software stack - seasoned products for email, file storage, print services, website hosting, for example - said Gartner analyst John Enck. [06 Nov 2003]
The Bloor Perspective: Ballmer on Linux, IBM's dinosaur and SQL's future
Comment Broadly speaking, Microsoft sees the areas where an impact has been felt as 'community' software (simple file and print services, email and firewall/cache), 'commercial quality Community'-based software (Linux kernel, networking, web serving) and... [19 May 2003]
The Bloor Perspective: The CSO, Dell and Cisco at home
Comment The Linksys Group currently offers more than 70 products including wireless routers and access points for simultaneous sharing of broadband internet connections, wireless network adapters and wireless print servers, along with traditional wired... [31 Mar 2003]
Linux or Windows? You decide
Comment Linux may rise at the expense of NT in the file and print space but across servers it is proprietary Unix OS's such as AIX, HP-UX and Solaris that will suffer. Butler Group, in some circles still regarded as one of Microsoft's more friendly... [04 Dec 2002]
Inside Novell: a vendor dossier
Comment Five years ago small companies would buy 5-user licences [of NetWare] for file and print services. Hardly glamorous but a licence to print money nonetheless. With the advent of NT people said, 'I'll buy the application first and then buy a Net server. [06 Feb 2002]
Avaya stands alone, OpenVMS boosted, and Oracle takes its own medicine.
Comment Add to this the improvements to the 'Galaxy' clustering technology, new ramdisk capabilities and print and file server compatibility with Windows 2000, and OpenVMS seems to be taking a significant step into the modern world. [09 Oct 2000]
IBM Series brings welcome end to naming saga
Comment However, IBM will hope that any losses will be offset by users increasingly willing to join the dots, so to speak, trusting a one-stop-shop supplying recognisable file and print servers to industrial strength computers. [03 Oct 2000]
Linux: it's time to grasp the nettle
Comment A good example of these are email and file print applications. IDC's research on server workloads shows it's used predominantly for web hosting and network architecture functions like caching and firewalls. [11 Sep 2000]
The good, the bad and the irrelevant: the network manager's challenge
Comment Does it really matter what print server is specified or indeed which 19-inch rack is used to mount hubs and switch? Doubtless all worthy companies with equally worthy products, but as vendors of print servers, keyboard controllers and switch... [28 Jun 2000]
Windows 2000 Special: Roll-out! Roll-out! The greatest OS on earth?
Comment Server, priced at £950, provides basic file and print sharing as well as a Web server and can be scaled to use up to four CPUs in a single machine. Because there are four flavours to the operating system to help it meet each individual's... [21 Feb 2000]
Novell hangs on - for the time being
Comment Novell has already been knocked off the top spot in the file/print server market by Windows. However, in the same week, Lotus CEO, Jeff Papows, made a damning statement about Novell's future in the application server market. [08 Jun 1999]
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