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Cloud Computing Is Still In Its Adolescence
Compare the adoption rate for cloud services to that for virtualization, and it's evident we still have a ways to go.
Do Health IT Hires Need A Clinical Background?
The debate on which qualifications an IT job candidate needs to work in a hospital or medical practice rages.
Why P&G CIO Is Quadrupling Analytics Expertise
Procter & Gamble's Filippo Passerini is investing in analytics talent, even as the company cuts in other areas, to speed up business decision making.
The Shadow IT Threat
Rogue IT groups outside the main IT organization pose both pros and cons--and won't disappear anytime soon.
Innovation Doesn't Happen By Chance
IT organizations need to make the time for innovation, either formally or informally.
iPad's Success Demands IT Change Its Thinking
Tablets won't just be a niche. They'll be the dominant knowledge worker platform, so IT will have to start thinking Web and tablet apps first.
Want IT Flexibility? Demand Jailbreaking Be Legal
Why should CIOs care about the DMCA's jailbreaking rules? Despite Pollyanna assurances that locking down a box will make everybody more secure,...
When 'Nice' Bosses Fail
IT is a service business, where nice guys often finish first. But you'd better be effective too, because scorched-earth leaders are just waiting...
The Social Enterprise: Your Path To Job Security
Make it easier for knowledge workers to do their jobs, and you're in for the long haul.
Do iPads Belong At Sporting Events?
You can bring your iPad to the Super Bowl. Should you be allowed to?
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Oracle Rejects $272 Million SAP Award, Demands Retrial
February 08, 2012Five-year-old copyright infringement lawsuit will continue, as Oracle seeks to put SAP execs back on the witness stand.
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Samsung Logs Apple Case Loss, Sales Win
January 20, 2012Samsung suffers a setback in its legal fight with Apple in Germany, but sales of its flagship smartphone in Korea hit a huge milestone.
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Novell Vs. Microsoft Ends In Mistrial
December 20, 2011Jurors unable to reach a verdict on Novell's claims that Microsoft intentionally sought to destroy WordPerfect and Quattro.
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Apple Dealt Courtroom Losses In Australia, Germany
December 09, 2011Samsung wins right to sell Galaxy Tab in Land Down Under, while Motorola wins an injunction against Apple in Germany.
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AT&T-T-Mobile Wrangling: What A Waste
November 30, 2011Imagine if all the time and money spent on the wheeling and dealing around this merger were channeled into actually creating something of value.
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Software Makers Shun SOPA Bill
November 22, 2011In a reversal, Business Software Alliance now says the proposed anti-piracy law overreaches.
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SOPA: 5 Key Provisions Of Anti-Piracy Bill
November 17, 2011Controversial legislation aims to help U.S. authorities clamp down on rogue websites, but critics say it amounts to Internet censorship.
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Net Neutrality Saved, But Who Cares?
November 15, 2011Net neutrality is a distraction. If the FCC focused on creating real broadband competition, net neutrality would solve itself.
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Foreigners Don't Take IT Jobs, They Create Them
November 10, 2011Research shows that immigrant-founded companies generate billions in revenue and employ hundreds of thousands of Americans, so why do so many...
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Electronic Records May Increase Malpractice Lawsuit Risk
October 25, 2011EHRs may reduce medical liability for some errors, but could create new forms of medical liability and expose existing liability issues, says report.
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