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ICT Management
Doing less with less
TechNiche
MS denies Windows 7 battery issues
In today's technology roundup: MS denies Windows 7 battery issues, ex-Intel exec pleads guilty to fraud, Gmail gets more social, and iPad interest wanes.
Reuters
Philips invests in clean tech
The consumer electronics firm spends $5.47 billion to ride the clean tech wave, betting on a shift in the lighting market.
Virtualisation
Trend, Wipro partner
In this World Wide Wrap: Trend and Wipro partner, storage virtualisation becomes mandatory, and banks save through virtualisation.
Green IT
IBM begins Power server upgrade
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM begins Power server upgrade, Google funds green computing research, and Green Grid unveils efficiency initiatives.
Desktops and Notebooks
Analyst warns of price hikes
In this World Wide Wrap: Analyst warns of price hikes, Intel intros vPro platform, and Acer eyes 30% growth.
Green IT
Duxbury, Netgear go green
The companies will implement energy saving programmes at local Netgear end-user sites.
Consulting and IT Services
Tech drives new business models
New technologies drive companies to seek updated business models for increased efficiency, competitiveness, and agility, says Accenture.
TechNiche
Facebook to add e-mail
In today's technology roundup: Facebook to add e-mail, EC to rethink security, Dell ordered back to court, and Microsoft to patch 17-year-old bug.
Hardware best read
World wide wrap
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John Hope-Bailie
Storage
Storage gets solid
Companies are turning to solid state disk drive technology for high-end data storage applications.
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Paul Vecchiatto
Double Take
Thousands cover iPad debut
Bloggers and amateur reporters beat the old media hands down with their coverage of the Apple iPad's launch.
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Lorna Hardie
Networking
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Samantha Perry
Security
Security spend, trust on the up
The recession is biting, with many international companies taking visible strain. However, security players are still smiling.
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Samantha Perry
Security
Threats on the increase
With the recession, upcoming World Cup and smarter criminals, the security threat landscape looks a little intimidating.
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Michael Powell
Hardware
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Michael Powell
Hardware
Managing for results
Many companies work with various makes and types of office equipment; the key is to manage the process.
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Nicola Mawson
Money Sense
The big turn off
If SA actually gets digital TV migration right, it could do wonders for connecting citizens with government.
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Candice Jones
Double Take
Netbooks – an expensive blunder
There is no way I will pay R9 000 for a machine that runs an Atom processor.
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Audra Mahlong
Double Take
Wake me when we're digital
The conversion to digital won't be a smooth one – and it's one I would rather miss.
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