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Why Preventing Fragmentation Is Good for Your Budget
Anything that slows down data subtracts from your bottom line. Instead of using two-decades-old technology to defrag after the fact, why not use higher level technology from Diskeeper that...
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Gartner: Businesses struggling with ID management
Analyst says multiple types of software, business controls and processes are key to successful identity and access management.
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Qantas ditches Linux for AIX
Airline looks to IBM's Unix-based AIX platform to handle internal finance systems, says "stability issues" were a factor.
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Microsoft rolls up Office ribbon
After beta tester complaints, company lets users set new menu system to automatically minimize when not in use. Images: Office 2007's makeover Images: Inside the Office 2007 beta
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Microsoft reveals more about Live Drive
An exec provides some details about Microsoft's plans for a free online storage service, Live Drive.
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IBM digs in with MineLink data tool
Technology is designed to ferret out connections between related but isolated information, an issue for large data-warehousing projects.
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Airline checks out cell phone check-ins
Send a text message, get a virtual boarding pass. Qantas is testing the bar-code-based system on some Australian flights.
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Factiva chief: Google not a threat
CEO of paid search service asserts: "It's a long way before quality information is free."
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Study: Safest OS isn't Windows--or Linux
By a wide margin, online servers running Linux were attacked more often in January than those running Windows, according to a UK security firm
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Next Linux kernel to get Aussie name
The next release of the Linux kernel will be named after an Australian animal following a frenzied bidding war at Linux.conf.au 2004 in Adelaide. As part of the Penguin Dinner held for attendees...
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Firms tap encryption over complex security
Despite the availability of sophisticated hardware security solutions, it seems many businesses aren't interested in doing much more than encrypting data.
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Butterfly notebook may spread wings again
IBM is experimenting anew with notebook designs that mimic one of its most famous and controversial designs: the expanding Butterfly keyboard.
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Microsoft gives a reprieve to Outlook Express
As ZDNet Australia reported earlier this week, Microsoft had planned to stop product development on Outlook Express, which forms part of the Internet Explorer code bundled with consumer versions...
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Is Linux taking over the enterprise?
Linux has proven itself a credible alternative server OS. Angus Kidman says that these days the question is not whether you can use Linux, but where you can best use it.
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Canadian MP: Tax media devices to pay for copyright infringement
New Democrat Party MP Charlie Angus thinks the Copyright Act isn't working and does not want to wait for federal government solutions or international agreements to be signed.
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Gartner: Businesses struggling with ID management
Analyst says multiple types of software, business controls and processes are key to successful identity and access management.
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Qantas ditches Linux for AIX
Airline looks to IBM's Unix-based AIX platform to handle internal finance systems, says "stability issues" were a factor.
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Microsoft rolls up Office ribbon
After beta tester complaints, company lets users set new menu system to automatically minimize when not in use. Images: Office 2007's makeover Images: Inside the Office 2007 beta
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Microsoft reveals more about Live Drive
An exec provides some details about Microsoft's plans for a free online storage service, Live Drive.
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IBM digs in with MineLink data tool
Technology is designed to ferret out connections between related but isolated information, an issue for large data-warehousing projects.
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Airline checks out cell phone check-ins
Send a text message, get a virtual boarding pass. Qantas is testing the bar-code-based system on some Australian flights.
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