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Issue Of » January 29, 2007
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Does Software Consolidation Stifle Innovation?
The software industry is quickly settling into a gang of four: IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP. Where will the next billion-dollar competitor come from?
IT Culture: Too Safe For Comfort
InformationWeek Research finds many IT shops are overly cautious when it comes to experimenting with new technology. It's time to get back to innovation that drives business.
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The Green Machine Challenge Got HIPAA and SOX under control? Get ready for environmental issues, which are looming on the horizon as another big financial and logistical headache for storage managers and CIOs. Service Providers Team to Fight Spam A who's who of major service providers and technology vendors are preparing to tighten the noose on Internet abusers. |
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