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Fighting the pirates Mike Dager, CEO of Arxan, answers our questions about software piracy. More >>
Innovation made simple Lawrence James, VP Sales Europe of INCAT, talks about the benefits of Product Lifecycle Management More >>
From Web 2.0 to Enterprise 2.0 Over the last few years, we’ve seen a massive acceleration in adoption of the Internet as a consumer platform. With the wide availability of broadband connectivity, high-speed wireless networks and smart phones, you can access Internet applications anytime from anywhere. More >>
True telepresence – You’ll know it when you see it By Martyn Lewis, Teliris co-founder and European chairman More >>
Come together CXO talks with Microsoft’s Mark Deakin about the future of unified communications. More >>
Getting your priorities straight While its operations are mostly behind the scenes, the data centre is the backbone of most successful enterprises today. Vincent Franceschini from SNIA tells us is why data centre optimisation should be the focus of any CIO. More >> |
The iceberg of information management Alys Woodward of IDC on the looming threat badly managed data More >>
The customer is king With so little to differentiate between you and the competition these days, the customer experience is a key part of your arsenal. Michael Thomas, National President of the CRM Association talks to us about the value of CRM in your enterprise. More >>
Building business resilience. John Irvine, VP of International Marketing at Verizon Business, on using technology to empower business continuity. More >>
Finding value in MDM Master and commander More >>
PLM – so near but yet so far By Michael Burkett, Vice President of AMR Research More >>
Making business sense of it all Betsy Burton, VP and Research Area Director at Gartner shares some of her insight on BI, including its evolving relationship with BPM and how it can help organisations to achieve their goals. More >>
Clueless about wireless? As 2006 draws to a close, the market for WLAN technologies is still a fairly confusing place, with incumbents, start-ups, acquisitions, new entrants, new technologies and lots of technical marketing all adding to the mix. More >> |