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A Cinderella sector finds its place in the spotlight

Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have traditionally pulled the short straw when it comes to IT services.

Cinderella sector in the spotlight

Small to medium-size enterprises have traditionally pulled the short straw when it comes to IT services.

Mobile applications

Mobile technology beyond the iPhone

While the consumer mobility revolution receives the lion's share of coverage, there's another revolution happening quietly in the background.

Mobile technology Beyond the iPhone

Developments in mobile and wireless technology are about a lot more than phone apps. While the consumer mobility revolution receives the lion’s share of coverage, there’s another revolution happening quietly in the background.

‘Access anywhere’ nightmare

Tough times lie ahead for network managers as the distinction between internal networks and the Internet disappears.

‘Access anywhere’ means troubling times for network managers

The dawn of borderless networking means the distinction between internal enterprise networks and the broader internet is about to disappear, making life very interesting indeed for network managers.

The new age data centre

Now that virtualisation has changed the game for smaller players, it's all down to management.

Hotels chase the ultimate customer experience

Hotels and leisure may be a high-touch industry that’s all about the customer experience, but it’s also an industry that is deeply dependent on technology to deliver that experience.

Retail Technology

Hotels chase ultimate experience

The hotels and leisure industry faces consumers who now want complete flexibility and instant results.

Business Applications

Virtualisation heads for the next frontiers

With the momentum towards virtualisation now seemingly unstoppable; where are we heading next?

Virtualisation heads for the next frontiers

The momentum towards the virtualisation of just about everything in IT seems, by now, unstoppable. It enables organisations to make more efficient use of resources ranging from cash and servers, through power and floor space, to human skill. So where are we heading next?

Open source comes of age?

Open source software isn’t about Linux geeks anymore. Some of the country’s largest enterprises have been running critical systems on it for years.