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Dell to replace European Vostro keyboards
It's already been established that Dell's Vostro lineup for SMBs isn't for everyone but apparently, Europeans have more to
Read more...Dell refreshes Vostro laptops
Sure, old Walt Mossberg might not like Dell's Vostro line of SMB-tailored PCs much, but maybe you do. If you Read more...
IT execs fail to embrace SaaS
A new Forrester survey finds that a minority of IT executives have embraced Software-As-A-Service (SaaS). The survey of more than 1,000 IT decision-makers in North America and Europe found that only Read more...
Going green? Cut down on electric bills
If you want to be "green" in your office, you're going to have to do more than use recycled materials. Being green means paying attention to how much your IT shop is spending on electricity and doing Read more...
Dell Inspiron 1525 gets Ubuntu
If you run the sort of IT department that likes to deploy Ubuntu machines to end users, you'll likely be happy to hear that Dell is expanding their pre-loaded Ubuntu program this week with a new Read more...
Warning: cyber-espionage on the rise
Cyber-espionage is just one more item that must be tacked onto a CIO's must worry list this year. A new report by the SANS Institute, one of the world's top IT security training organizations, says Read more...
Microsoft Vista stalls in the enterprise
Businesses are bucking any and every trend to move to Microsoft Vista. Almost a year after its release, sales are still sluggish. And analysts say that won't change anytime soon. "From what we've Read more...
Standardize the system
Standardization is not a four-letter word in IT. But sometimes it is treated as one. No one is at fault. It is just the way systems have grown. The effort to create a standardized PC fleet is not Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Indian outsourcing continues to grow despite weaker dollar; R&D spending in Europe increases;
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Best Buy CIO spends his day focused on customers
Robert Willett, CIO of Best Buy, says that he spends 80 percent of his time focused on external customer issues, an area that more and more CIOs are choosing to focus on these days. "We've got to Read more...




