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Jan. 28, 2008

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Cisco's Emerging Collaboration Strategy
More than just a way to eliminate some face to face meetings, collaboration technology ranging from wikis to pricey telepresence systems will reignite productivity, says John Chambers.


Blueprint For Application Performance Management
Managing performance of Web services-based applications requires new tools.



Special Report: CIOs Uncensored
Virtual Lifesaver
In health care, more efficient use of IT can translate directly into better patient care; virtualization helped Christus Health boost that equation.

By George Conklin, CIO, Mitch Lawrence, lead application analyst, and Mark Middleton, and Mark Middleton, system director of IT architecture for Christus Health

The Move From Physical To Virtual
Transplace's virtual infrastructure did more than cut costs; it allowed the transportation management services company to maintain 24/7 functionality, hosting, availability, and reliability for its customers.

By Vincent Biddlecombe, CTO, Transplace







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