Security
Developing world, developing problems
Fertile ground for the distribution of viruses, spam and malwareBy Richard Bowman | 24 Apr 2009
Editor's Pick
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Software
SAP expands business-intelligence strategy
Co-CEO Apotheker previewed new products and acquisition of sustainability company at event in New YorkBy Elizabeth Montalbano | 12 May 2009
Internet & Privacy
Anger rises at tangling in the web
The founder of the modern internet has waded into the controversy surrounding sophisticated online advertising practicesBy Ben Woodhead (MIS Australia) | 24 Apr 2009
Software
Ozzie: E-mail, collaboration will drive move to cloud
Microsoft chief software architect said enterprises need to test applications before trusting vendors with themBy Elizabeth Montalbano | 21 May 2009
Enterprise Applications
Business Process Management
BPM resilient to the downturn
Judging from the first quarter 2009 results for German-based firm IDS Scheer, one strategic enterprise approach that is proving resilient to the global economic downturn is business process management.By Ross O. Storey
Green IT
Going green faces growing costs: Aberdeen
New levels of complexity for environmentally-friendly business approachesBy Ross O. Storey
Web 2.0
Web 2.0 for the major enterprise
These technologies can revolutionise communication and interaction in companies and in government.By Ross O. Storey
Hardware
Components
Intel 'breaks' Moore's Law with new Atom chips
With no speed bump and focus on price, Nvidia might make inroads on performanceBy Eric Lai
Hardware Systems
PC shipments to recover in 2010, IDC says
IDC says PC shipment would worsen in 2009 before showing a gradual recovery in 2010By Agam Shah
Finance
Wells Fargo CTO talks keeping costs flat
Scott Dillon, chief technology officer of Wells Fargo's Enterprise Hosting Services, talks about his IT group's approach to keeping costs flat while improving performanceBy Lucas Mearian
IT Services
Outsourcing
India trade group chief criticizes proposed H-1B bill
Nasscom's Som Mittol says Grassley-Durbin bill could push more U.S. IT work offshoreBy Patrick Thibodeau
Outsourcing
Offshoring? Try China and India plus a third site
Expertise that varies by country is helping fuel multiple-region outsourcing plansBy Owen Fletcher
Internet & Privacy
Anger rises at tangling in the web
The founder of the modern internet has waded into the controversy surrounding sophisticated online advertising practicesBy Ben Woodhead (MIS Australia)
Open Source
Open Source
Key legal win for open source
The ruling in Jacobsen v. Katzer concerns an open source software program made available in source code form for download and use by the public, free of charge.By Maureen Garde and Jeffrey Neuburger
Open Source
Open source infiltrates government IT worldwide
Linux and Open Source solutions are growing. The growth is not just within commercial enterprises.By Jim Romeo
Open Source
Open-source applications gaining ground across Asia
Reception toward open source technology has been very positive across Asia, the top executive of a Philippine-based global software and engineering services company said.By Computerworld Philippines staff
Security
Security
How do you tackle cyber crime?
Information security is a 12-month-per-year effort and not like an annual hair cut, says Mark Goudie, managing principal, Asia Pacific, investigative response, Verizon BusinessBy Carol Ko
Data Protection
How and why to create data destruction policies
Why get rid of our beloved data when we can always buy more storage space?By Mark Grossman and Tate Stickles
Firewalls
The next generation firewalls
Fairfax Business Media Asia managing editor Ross O. Storey, spoke to Chris King, director, product marketing at Palo Alto Networks, about the need for the ‘next generation firewall’.By Ross O. Storey
Software
Virtualisation
Towards virtualisation 2.0
Virtualisation moves into new territoriesBy Darren Greenwood
Cloud Computing
Pre-empting business strategies for cloud computing
This new computing model is creating a huge buzz of interest among service providers and end-users because of its potential to deliver major cost and operational benefits.By C. K. Lam
Software
Rivals level guns at IE in enterprise browser war
While Microsoft's browser is the standard with enterprise customers, Mozilla and Google are readying tools to competeBy Elizabeth Montalbano
Storage
Data Management
Data management: A key to global crisis
Asia-Pacific enterprises warned of placing too much faith in risk management systems while overlooking data management.By Ross O. Storey
Virtualisation
78 per cent of IT execs deploy virtual server tech: Forrester
They use it for production application workloads, finds survey.By Carol Ko
Virtualisation
FAQ: Desktop Virtualisation
Some details on how the technology works and why it might be a fit for your companyBy Jon Brodkin
Telecoms & Networking
iPhone
Can you manage an iPhone like a BlackBerry?
Apple's iPhone 3.0 OS and iPhone Configuration Utility 2.0 extend the iPhone's enterprise-class management and security features.By Doug Dineley
Mobile Phones
How cell phones will replace learning
Can you find out anything instantly with a cell phone? Not yet.By Mike Elgan
Networking
Thailand hospital e-health system saves money, lives
Digitization has sped processes and eased information accessBy Dan Nystedt
Feature
IT3.0 – From Lean to Outsourcing
An internal ‘banking cloud’
Application of a multi-sourcing strategyBy Axel Winter | 25 May 2009
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