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Texas switches outsourcing strategy and vendor
The first IT outsourcing arrangement Texas made--an $863 million data center consolidation deal with IBM--ended up in a big fight. Now, the Lone Star state is turning the work over to different
Printer consolidation saves Rochester $2 million over 5 years
Are your organization's printers unnecessarily costing millions of dollars and a lot of wasted support time? The City of Rochester, N.Y., is saving $2 million over five years by eliminating more than
Finding collaboration tools that work for you
There's a great variety of collaboration technology available for tasks like organizing meetings and completing reports, but companies still tend to use email, which is infamously inefficient. One of
Xerox to cut 3,000 jobs
Xerox, the world's largest printing and document services company will be cutting 3,000 jobs, or 5 percent of its workforce, over the next six months. In an ominous sign of things to come, Xerox CEO
Are you underpaid?
Salary is always a touchy subject, especially your own salary. But in the world of technology, it's important to keep tabs on where you stand compared to your colleagues. Janco Associates recently
Is your photocopier a security risk?
Companies go to great lengths to protect their data and networks from security breaches, but photocopiers? Apparently, photocopiers actually can be a data security risk because of their built-in
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Xerox printers pose security risk
When you think security, tech leaders likely aren't focusing on the printer farm and the networks the printers serve. But if you're a Xerox user, you might want to check out how things are going
Second layoff wave hits Sun's workforce
As part of its hefty restructuring effort, Sun Microsystems is making the second wave of staffing cuts, slashing nearly a 1,000 jobs across its wide span of operations. It's all part of a staff
