Microsoft’s upcoming master data management product, codenamed ‘Bulldog’ has been the focus of intense speculation over the last few months, but 2008 could be the breakout year where MDM really shines.
Sun Microsystems have set the ambitious target of zero data centres for their Sun IT division by the year 2015, with the elimination process beginning as soon as possible.
Dell has rolled out a new storage area network (SAN) device for small to medium businesses, promising to meet the growing storage needs simply and cost effectively.
Unified communications software provider Ensim has announced early support for Microsoft’s Dynamics CMR 4.0 via its Unify Shared Edition control panel.
According to new research from Ireland’s Research and Markets, virtualisation is set to make the single largest impact on both the hardware and support sides of IT budgets through 2010.
The debate around the HMRC data loss incident in the UK is rolling on, with TV presenter and newspaper columnist Jeremy Clarkson becoming a high-profile victim of “data leakage” after publishing his bank details in his newspaper column.
To bring in the new year, storage management software provider Open-E has announced that for a limited time it will be offering its DSS Lite IP storage management software as a free download.
Xerox has unveiled sweeping changes to its branding and corporate identity, the most significant change in the firm’s history and a reflection of its changing fortunes.
As 2007 disappears into the background, predictions of what’s in store for 2008 are rolling in, with audit and analytics software developer Ecora claiming that organisations will have to soon re-examine IT policy in view of a range of upco...
