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1. What does it mean if HP buys EDS?
I was minding my own business and twittering (I think that is how you say it) when I noticed a breaking news story from the Wall Street Journal: HP would be acquiring EDS. This is quite a significant...
Judith Hurwitz, Hurwitz & Associates | 14th May '08 | Score: 24%
2. Accessibility Conferences
There is a constant stream of accessibility and disability related conferences it seems to me to be useful to have a blog listing these.
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 1st May '08 | Score: 13%
3. NVIDIA changes the game
David Kirk, Chief Scientist at NVIDIA, is on the offensive. It is a very charming offensive, and it seems his message is a very compelling one. The summary is GPGPU is dead, GPU Computing is the future for affordable supercomputing.
Dr Russel Winder, Concertant | 30th April '08 | Score: 8%
4. Are data management consulting and business management consulting becoming one and the same?
Much technology industry talk is now about best business management practices. Gerry Brown evaluates.
Gerry Brown, Bloor Research | 8th May '08 | Score: 8%
5. IBM Announces New Power Systems
Happily, with this announcement, organizations that are serious about consolidating UNIX, Linux, and i5/OS applications into a simplified solution can now do this very task in a state-of-the-art blade environment.
Clay Ryder, Sageza Group, Inc. | 17th April '08 | Score: 8%
6. DataDomain boosts de-dupe power and capacity, and answers critics
De-duplication should be on every major company's agenda, and specialist vendor DataDomain's new model is a demonstration to larger competitors of how de-dupe should be done
Peter Williams, Bloor Research | 12th May '08 | Score: 8%
7. Spreadsheets and GRC
GRC software does not incorporate spreadsheet management capabilities and, hitherto, providers of that latter could not easily be integrated into GRC environments. With Compassoft's latest release that has changed.
Philip Howard, Bloor Research | 15th May '08 | Score: 8%
8. Has SNIA's XAM missed the ILM target?
The main reason why ILM is still only a goal is unknown file content that cannot be used to place files in the right storage tiers or extracted appropriately for compliance. XAM doesn't solve this.
Peter Williams, Bloor Research | 15th April '08 | Score: 7%
9. Tighten content security
With the problem of spam in check rather than cured, focus has shifted to data leaks. But before splashing out on content security, CIOs should take a good look at what they already have.
Bob Tarzey, Quocirca | 13th May '08 | Score: 7%
10. ETL vendors don't understand content
Leading data integration vendors claim to support unstructured data. They do but they don't support content.
Philip Howard, Bloor Research | 8th May '08 | Score: 7%