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Microsoft warns XP to Windows 7 move will be challenge
Microsoft warned enterprise customers this week that the migration path from XP to Windows 7 won't be any easier than it is to Vista, and offered recommendations for how companies can move from older versions of Windows to one of its newer client OSes.
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- BlackBerry flaw threatens Windows users
- Twitter will not charge businesses, yet
- PC maker Evesham Technology dissolved
- New software to cut datacentre power costs
- O2 launches mobile broadband and laptop deals
- University digital time machine to conserve old files
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The Evolving Role of the CIO
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Implementing Energy Efficient Data Centers
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The Building Blocks for Enterprise 2.0: Content Management and Portals
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Achieving a Single View
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The Future of IT in a Flat World
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ITIL V3: Making Business Services Serve the Business
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The Five Keys to Organic Growth
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Latest blog posts
Debian Lenny, coming Real Soon Now!
With the release of 'Lenny' - the latest stable branch of Debian GNU/Linux - on Saturday (yes, that's Valentine's day - don't forget!), Tom Callway speaks to the head of the Debian project, Steve MacIntyre.
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Microsoft makes last-ditch push for corporate adoption of Vista
Microsoft has put forth its best case as to why corporations and large organisations should consider upgrading to the Windows Vista operating system, even as its successor Windows 7 looms.
Instant expert
Making mainframe-based SOA affordable
The combination of pre-planning and innovative new technologies can ensure that SOA initiatives remain within budget
In-depth
Can India save you from the credit crunch?
Many CIOs could win huge additional benefits from India, but only if they remove their blinkers.
Opinion
Government data security guidelines: Time for some critical self examination
Practical approaches to avoiding the cost and embarrassment of data security breaches.
Opinion
SAP and Business by Design: A defence
SAP's move into the software as a service (Saas) market produced some comment about how traditional software vendors will fare in this new market place. Alan Bowling thinks some of the criticism was misplaced.
How-to
Dealing with a storage cloud that has turned stormy
Services that store enterprise data in a "cloud" on the internet raise questions that organisations are just beginning to ask, but for all their limitations, they may be no more risky than on-site storage platforms.
In-depth
Advice to the next Homeland Security CPO
Departing chief privacy officer of the Department of Homeland Security speaks on EU privacy and protecting citizen's information.
In-depth
Mark Shuttleworth: Five lessons on organisational change
Debian developer and software enthusiast on what it takes to get people to change.
In-depth
How to fix Windows Vista's worst shortcomings
We address some of the biggest gripes users have with Vista and help you to get the operating system Microsoft intended.
In-depth
Windows on multicore: Why XP reigns supreme
Windows XP has a huge performance edge over Microsoft's Vista and Windows 7 when run on today's multicore hardware. It won't be the operating systems after Windows 7 that the fruit of Microsoft's multicore optimisation labours will be fully realised.
Outthink the Threat: Essential Resources
- Unhitching Microsoft Internet Explorer from Windows 'would protect users'
- BlackBerry flaw threatens Windows users
- University digital time machine to conserve old files
- Second security company has database hacked
- Recession will increase insider security breaches
- RIM releases patch for BlackBerry ActiveX control
- The Ritz Hotel accommodates Saas email security
- Microsoft update takes on spam-spewing Srizbi botnet
- eBay: Almost half of hard drives sold contain sensitive data
- $1m VoIP thief caught on run in Mexico
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