MIS.tech: tech briefing
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Katherine Milesi
Twitter has an estimated 8 million-plus registered users and Deloitte partner Katherine Milesi explains why this medium is one we can't ignore.
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Brett Winterford
Experts disagree on whether VMware can do for storage array what it did for the server farm - without alienating its partners
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Brad Howarth
If the business and technology teams don't work together when implementing service-oriented architecture, the new set-up will deliver only disaster, instead of benefits for the company and its customers, Brad Howarth reports.
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Pete Heininger
In the corporate world, where your computer can be a crime scene, fast-evolving criminal and technological threats require constantly updated tools, strategies and techniques, Pete Heininger discovers.
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Jack Loo
They save on costs, but that's not all; virtual servers also enhance convenience, mobility and disaster recovery, Jack Loo reveals.
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Brad Howarth
Consolidating desktops onto a single server offers benefits for IT
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Michael Crawford
Technology is raising the stakes for corporate IT security
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David Braue
They're cashed-up and spending big-time, but will recent acquisitions by IBM, SAP and Oracle mean a change to your BI strategy? David Braue investigates.
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Ian Grayson
Existing data centres have reached their use-by date as demand for computing power and data increases
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Michael Crawford
Structured data is potential profit: you can act on it because its meaning is clear
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Paul Smith and Ben Woodhead.
The renewed emphasis on IT should lead to more pay for technology chiefs, write Paul Smith and Ben Woodhead PLUS: CIO pay table - what Australia's top CIOs are taking home
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