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Forrester: Discontent persists over SAP maintenance hike
Some users say they connect with SAP only a handful of times each year -- meaning they are being forced to pay a premium for service they never request. Read more...

Struggling AMD Spins Off Its Fab Operations

Red Hat undercuts Microsoft on high-performance OS pricing

Google seeks patent to break mobile subscriber shackles

IT buying tips: How to be your company's IT hero by knowing what to ask

IBM launches four new cloud computing centers outside the U.S.

Bentley Motors launches $19,800 'Ego' laptop

Users like the promise of solid-state storage, but are cool to adoption

IT budgets suffer more shrinkage

Report: Dell looking to sell off manufacturing plants

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Cut IT costs with outside-the-box thinking
From using Web 2.0 and prosumer technologies to putting the business and the CFO to work, here are five imaginative ways to cut IT costs today.

Q&A: Praveen Asthana, Dell's director of enterprise storage
At Storage Networking World, Praveen Asthana, Dell's director of enterprise storage, said his company will expand its backup and disaster recovery services. He also sees a day when Fibre Channel will no longer be used and when Ethernet becomes the unifying fabric between servers and storage.

RFID's real ROI is in IT's own backyard
RFID is often viewed as a solution in search of a problem, but recent studies show that tracking IT assets is one application where the technology shines.

Gathering Green
Companies that are moving to green IT are motivated by cost savings, market advantages and concern for the planet. Here's how to get started today, move greenly into tomorrow and plan for a verdant future.

Security ROI: Fact or fiction?
When it comes to cyber security, all the ROI models fall apart. Here's why, and what you should do to make the most of your security dollars.

Network management: Tips for managing costs
One strategy: consolidate the physical network infrastructure by finding ways to make the switch that's at the core of the network perform more functions.

Opinion: Code swapping and taking time writing software
Failing to consider the longer-term ramifications of design decisions can lead to substantial lost productivity both in trying to diagnose and patch problems, and then rewriting the code where necessary.

Virtualization thwarts green OS initiatives
Hypervisors make moot some CPU-oriented green initiatives because the virtualization software subscribes to the "get the best performance per watt used" school of thought.

Pepsi bottler swallows skepticism, gives virtualization a go
This midsize firm is saving between $11,000 and $13,000 a year because of storage and server virtualization. The project leader is now a huge virtualization fan.

Opinion: Unified communications with ROI in mind
Discovering value in UC comes from understanding its potential to fundamentally change the way we communicate, collaborate and get work done.

How bad? 'I thought I was going to throw up,' Jennifer Brunner recalls.
Think your project's off track and over budget? Learn a lesson or two from these infamous project flameouts.
In our hands-on testing, the new Xohm WiMax network from Sprint was fast and smooth -- but for now, you have to be in Baltimore to get it.
College student David Kernell allegedly broke into a middle school server eight years ago, according to a former teacher.
Reviews, analyses, how-tos, visual tours, hot issues and predictions about Microsoft's new OS.
Four years from now, the IT field will be a vastly different place. Will you be ready?
The Guide to Troubleshooting Application Problems
(Source: Fluke Networks) This comprehensive 94 page guide is a how-to resource handbook for network engineers. This guide covers the fundamentals of how applications work, how applications flow, where applications fail and best practices and methodologies for troubleshooting network and application problems. When users get frustrated with the performance of an application, it's often difficult to isolate whether the cause of performance degradation is coming from the client, the servers, the network, or the behavior of the application itself.

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Offer your employees a Google.com experience for your business information. With the Google Search Appliance, your company's internal search engine can be as relevant and as easy to use as Google.com. Learn more about how the Google Search Appliance delivers universal search for business, enabling all enterprise content to be searched through one box.

Complexity is Good Complexity is Good

With up to 10 million documents in a single box, deploying a Google Search Appliance is not your typical IT implementation.

Case Study: Kimberly-Clark Case Study: Kimberly-Clark

Kimberly-Clark's employees search through more than 22 million documents daily across multiple repositories, and the company required a high volume, minimal administration search solution. With Google, Kimberly-Clark employees can access data throughout the network. Read how a fast, seamless, high-quality search experience can improve employee productivity across a global organization.

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As the volume of information inside enterprises explodes, most executives recognize the importance of a Google-like search solution for business content. To this end, Google has developed Universal Search for Business, powered by the Google Search Appliance, which searches all enterprise content through one secure box. Attend this webinar to learn how your business can benefit from universal search capabilities.

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Deploying Windows Vista to the Desktop: Get It Right with Dell
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