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Brett Haggard

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Brett Haggard is an ITWeb contributor.

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1:40
StorageSept 26, 2006

HP releases 1TB storage solution

HP has unveiled its StorageWorks range, aimed at SMEs.

1:30
ComputingAug 8, 2006

SA knocked out of Imagine Cup

SA did not make it into the semi-finals.

2:20
ComputingAug 7, 2006

Imagine Cup kicks off in India

The finals of the competition started this morning.

10:00

An open and shut case?

Will the open source revolution swallow the software market? ITWeb held a round table discussion on the issue with open- and closed-source supporters.

11:10
Open SourceMar 13, 2006

As the wheel turns

Is server-based computing, or thin-client as it`s still more commonly known, a case of IT history repeating itself, or is it a completely new approach to computing?

11:40

BPM: Approached with caution

One year after the ITWeb BPM survey concluded that the South African market is in a stage of maturity, we speak to key players about the challenges remaining.

11:50
IT securityJun 27, 2005

Feeling secure

Security is the proverbial dark horse of the IT market, completely neglected at first, but today an area of paramount importance to businesses of all sizes.

1:50
CXApr 20, 2005

Siebel targets custom CRM market

Siebel is planning a thrust into the untapped $20 billion custom-built CRM market.

2:50

New Siebel chief commits to customers

After three days as CEO, the new Siebel chief has pledged his commitment to the client base.

13:30
ComputingApr 18, 2005

Growing and consolidating

In the world of server technology, consolidation is still a major trend, while 64-bit computing is poised for mass adoption.

4:00
StorageDec 9, 2004

Ellison`s take on PeopleSoft, datahubs

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has reaffirmed his company`s commitment to datahubs and hinted of a merged product line after the PeopleSoft buyout.

3:20
StorageDec 8, 2004

Oracle debuts 10g release 2

Oracle`s 10g release 2, unveiled at OracleWorld in San Francisco yesterday, promises better storage and clustering tools.