Boost Android Performance And Battery Life
Those of you running a device with the Android operating system can look forward to potentially boosting the devices performance up to 300% while at the same time increasing battery life. Sound too good to be true? Maybe, maybe not.
Perverse Policy: UK Govt. CIO Loses Clout If He Spends Less
Calling it "one of the most perverse things I have heard," the CIO of the U.K.'s Revenue and Customs branch said he was warned by Cabinet officials that if he were to find creative ways to cut his $1.2 billion IT budget by 50%, he would be dropped from a top-level group that shapes government purchasing policy and strategy.
Cloud Migrations Trigger Organizational Challenges
When organizations migrate to cloud computing, most of the focus is on technology components such as security, automation, and policy management. There is, however, another key element that's necessary for a cloud model to work within enterprises, and it involves organizational behavior.
Some Hot Health IT Stocks Are Cooling
Street.com just released a list of "best and worst" healthcare IT stocks. You'd think with all the stimulus money being waved at healthcare providers to install e-health record systems over the next few years, all health IT stocks would be winners.
Google's Universal Translator
Tech news sites have been buzzing about Google's plan to turn mobile phones into universal translators, based on a report in The Times.
Google Buzz: More Social Nonsense
Google's Gmail is set to get a lot louder, but don't get sucked into the hype
Massive Parallelism Has a Name ... Extreme Scale Computing
Parallel computing is not a new concept. Its been around for decades. Now the reality is here. Serial computing is dead? Well, that's what was stated in an article in IEEE Computer Magazine.
The software maker says investigation shows the OS isn't an energy hog and doesn't issue false warnings about failing power cells.
SAP will fix its technology, but its entire future depends on whether it can fix how it views and treats its customers.
Paul Prince, chief technology officer of Dell's Enterprise Product Group, discusses his company's efficient enterprise strategy, and explains why virtualization and cloud computing are on the same continuum.
With deadlines looming, federal government tries to engineer the huge workforce needed to deploy EMR and other clinical systems.
The TM1 in-memory analysis tool is designed to support dynamic scenario planning and faster, more flexible financial analysis.
Moving to make social computing more relevant, Google sees its Buzz service as a way to make the world's tweets, status updates, and shared links more meaningful.
Global CIO: SAP's Last Chance: It's The Customers, Stupid!
SAP will fix its technology, but its entire future depends on whether it can fix how it views and treats its customers.
Guerra On Healthcare: E-Medical Record Pros In Short Supply
With deadlines looming, federal government tries to engineer the huge workforce needed to deploy EMR and other clinical systems.
Global CIO: Software Patents And The CIO
Two recent developments dictate a more hands-on IT organization approach to intellectual property.
Down To Business: What Could Doom The IT Recovery?
The economy (stupid). Absent more responsible and disciplined fiscal policies, the U.S. tech rebound will be a short-lived phenomenon.
Practical Analysis: IT Managers Have Had Enough
Our annual salary survey indicates that security pros aren't getting a sufficient sense that their work and expertise are valued.
Government Technologist: What's the ROI Of Open Government?
Let's stop dancing around open government and evaluate it based on its hard returns.
Server Den: Inside HP's Converged Infrastructure
Gary Thome, chief architect of HP's Infrastructure Software and Blades group, talks power and cooling like you've never heard it before. Plus, why he thinks Hewlett-Packard's data-center play tops Cisco.
Full Nelson: The Growing Threat Of Cyberwarfare
Many more casualities will pile up, but policy and agreements will prove meaningless against today's anonymous cyberwarrior.
Global CIO: Why GM's Volt Electric Car Needs An iPhone App
GM is promising a smartphone app that lets drivers remotely track data such as whether the Volt's battery is charged, hoping to ease the fear of running out of juice on the road.
What CMIS Can (and Can't) Do for ECM Integration
Is Oasis' new open Content Management Integration Services standard the answer to interoperability woes?
Why IT Must Sort Out App Mobilization Challenges
We poll nearly 700 business technology professionals and interview vendor mobile application.

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