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Economic crisis hits IT budgets
The current economic crisis has many IT managers tightening their belts and preparing for sparse spending in the coming months, so says a recent study.
Yet a more upbeat assessment was offered by the Society for Information Management (SIM), which polled more than 300 IT executives about their plans for IT spending in 2009 and has just released results that showed 44 percent had planned for bigger budgets, while 43 percent intended to increase staffing. Three-quarters of those polled also expected to see IT staff salaries increase in 2009.
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Richard Sykes: It's the humans, stupid!
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Oracle Fusion apps: Is 2010 delivery too little, too late?
In the world of high-tech product announcements, 18 January, 2006, seems like an awfully long time ago. On that date, Oracle executives, including President Charles Phillips, boasted that they were halfway through the Oracle Fusion Applications development process.
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HP EDS to slash more than 3,000 UK jobs
HP plans to slash 3,378 jobs over two years following its acquisition of EDS, in a move that has angered the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS).
Technology
Fusion: Is 2010 delivery too little, too late?
In the world of high-tech product announcements, 18 January, 2006, seems like an awfully long time ago. On that date, Oracle executives, including President Charles Phillips, boasted that they were halfway through the Oracle Fusion Applications development process.
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Richard Sykes: It's the humans, stupid!
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