In today`s technology roundup: Wii GHIII sound triggers lawsuit, Microsoft scares VMWare, Google-DoubleClick deal hit by controversy, and US Army uses gaming tech.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM banks on SOA, Cisco unveils new architecture, and New Zealand seeks EA proposals.
ITWeb asked local CIOs what features at the top of their wish lists.
Better security and IT solutions in the social development sector save taxpayers from paying billions to thieves.
In this World Wide Wrap: VDI could overload WANs, server growth slows, and virtualisation predicted to grow.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telelogic upgrades architecture, Apriso joins IBM programme, and Attachmate showcases Verastream family.
Traditional technology architectures preclude real-time business agility, says Software AG.
The services have been sold as the cure to every development problem, says Joon du Randt, technical team leader at DVT.
The state arms acquisition agency wants to save millions by going open source and ditching Microsoft.
South African decision-makers would be remiss to consider spending only on traditional IT requirements, says Mint MD Grant Hodgkinson.
In this World Wide Wrap: Unisys wins outsourcing deal, AT&T, IBM enquiry deadline set, and TCS secures outsourcing contract.
Citrix Systems and Dell have teamed up to provide server virtualisation technology to customers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Australia tops SOA market, SOA adoption is key, and Telelogic upgrades System Architect.