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The CIO and the A-Team
Every IT leader needs a posse of proven deputies if they are to succeed.
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Can Google Apps move up market?
With construction giant Taylor Woodrow turning to Google for core email applications, the search giant may believe it has made a bridgehead into the enterprise, but can Google Apps really deliver for business?
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What Microsoft’s new pricing means for your business
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Virtualisation security puts a premium on IT teamwork
You don't need expensive consultants to secure your virtualised environment, but you do need the whole team acting as one.
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Virtualisation software will help optimise IT for business needs
Using virtualisation software will not just save money and space, but also help optimise IT for business needs
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Bill Gates' final day
Bill Gates has transformed the IT industry. On his last day, we look at his achievements, some duff moments and his plans for the future.

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