Tuesday | 14 October, 2008
Stories by: Eric Knorr
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Microsoft's cloud forms 09 July, 2008 14:54:05
At the Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston, Microsoft made its biggest foray yet into cloud computing with pricing and partnership arrangements for Microsoft Online Services, a family that includes Online versions of Exchange, SharePoint, Office Communications, Office Live Meeting, and Dynamics CRM. - +
IBM tackles IT energy efficiency in a Big Green way 23 April, 2008 09:34:07
Project Big Green is IBM's sprawling initiative to increase the energy efficiency of IT. In May 2007, Big Blue announced that it would redirect no less than US$1 billion per year to Big Green, which applies both to solutions IBM offers to customers and to the company's own internal IT operations. - +
Microsoft: We have services, too 02 October, 2007 08:45:59
Microsoft has taken another baby step into on-demand services, with a bundle of small announcements that amount to a little rebranding here, and a couple of new services there. The new offerings are Office Live Workspace -- a free, personal, Web-based document storage and collaboration space hosted by Microsoft -- and a fresh edition of the company's Dynamics Live CRM product. - +
LINUXWORLD - IBM attempts to tackle enterprise data integration 07 August, 2007 08:20:24
For years IBM has doggedly pursued the massive problem of pulling data strewn across the enterprise into an integrated, harmonious whole. At LinuxWorld on Monday, the company introduced IBM Information Server Blade, an appliance-like bundle intended to make the Herculean task of enterprise data integration faster and easier. - +
Analysis: The Google and Sun buddy movie preview 19 October, 2005 10:30:25
What a letdown. When word began circulating that Google and Sun Microsystems were poised to make a joint announcement, speculation abounded that Sun's StarOffice (or its lesser open source sibling, OpenOffice) had been somehow transformed into a Gmail-like suite that Google could deliver as a service. Microsoft, your Office fatware is history! The network computer lives! - +
Is this the end of IT as we know it? 05 January, 2005 07:30:09
CEO of US-based hosted integration provider, Grand Central Communications, Halsey Minor, has a powerful message for IT: "In four years ... basically the whole notion of enterprise application software is going to be dead." He believes application functionality will instead be available as hosted, pay-per-use services delivered by companies such as Salesforce.com. - +
Service-oriented architectures being sketched 10 December, 2003 13:12:02
There’s a Web services sea change in the air and it may rival the transformation ERP caused a decade ago.
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