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Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations
With so much of your network becoming virtual, it can be difficult to visualize and manage things. Check out this webcast to learn more about simplified management in a virtualized world.
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Linux TCO edge: Lower labor costs
Linux administrators are better qualified than Windows admins--and they can manage 10 times the load. Grant Gross says Oliver Rist got it wrong--Linux has the TCO edge over Windows.
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Photos: All's well with shuttle repairs
Astronaut Steve Robinson takes a spacewalk to fix a potential problem with Discovery's heat shield.
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Photos: All's well with shuttle repairs
Astronaut Steve Robinson takes a spacewalk to fix a potential problem with Discovery's heat shield.
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Integrating Oracle and Java: Optimizing your development platform for ERP apps
Bringing Oracle and Java together in your development environment gives you an exceptionally flexible and robust application development and data-handling infrastructure that fronts an excellent...
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Eliminate EDI by migrating to the Web
Every day, companies around the world are migrating applications to the Web and expanding the potential of their businesses in the process. It's about more than cutting costs and increasing...
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How to make a sound business and technology case for ERP implementation
When senior management has Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) on the table, it’s a pressing issue--a moment of truth for the company. To some of your top execs, it’s a catchphrase, to others, a...
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Linux TCO edge: Lower labor costs
Linux administrators are better qualified than Windows admins--and they can manage 10 times the load. Grant Gross says Oliver Rist got it wrong--Linux has the TCO edge over Windows.
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Balancing partners for EDI success
Forget supply-chain relationships, it's the power balances between partners that are key to EDI success, according to TechRepublic's post-mortem of the grocery industry.
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EDI--lessons learned
Grocery companies were the EDI guinea pigs. TechRepublic looks back at lessons learned and recommends some new approaches to client contracts.
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EDI--What went wrong?
E-commerce lives with the legacy of EDI's failure. TechRepublic offers a post-mortem of the grocery industry.
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Sharp launches Linux PDA
Sharp's new SL-5000D Linux-based PDA that runs Java and C++ applications is aimed at developers, in advance of a consumer launch next year.
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Mobile gadget packs three gizmos in one
Are you ready for a new mobile device that works as a phone, organizer and browser--and enables wireless e-mail? It looks like a pocket game console rather than a traditional handheld.
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VIA lowers P4 system costs
VIA's new division will market VIA-branded, low-cost processors based on their own chipset.
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DVD writer puts 9.4GB on disk
New DVD writer from LaCie allows users to 'drag and drop' files onto a DVD-RAM disk that can hold up to 9.4GB of data.
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USB 2.0 peripherals begin shipping
Peripherals using on the upgraded Universal Serial Bus, which is 40 times faster than the original version, are now shipping.
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