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What role should IT play in delivering business outcomes?

Enable key differentiators that provide a competitive edge.   There’s been a lot of talk recently about the need for IT to focus on delivering business outcomes, as opposed to products and services. In my experience, far too many things are considered IT investments when they’re actually business capability investments that are enabled through IT. Make business investments for business outcomes As a designer, implementer, and integrator of technology, IT can help define the expected value in terms of return on investment and total cost of ownership (TCO). However,  I think…

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News 

Oracle enhances Oracle Cloud Platform

Oracle recently announced that it has enhanced its Oracle Cloud Platform with 24 new cloud services. Newly available cloud services are Oracle Database Cloud – Exadata, Oracle Archive Storage Cloud, Oracle Big Data Cloud, Oracle Integration Cloud, Oracle Mobile Cloud and Oracle Process Cloud. The Oracle Cloud Platform helps customers move on-premises workloads to the cloud with no modification of the application. The Oracle Database Cloud – Exadata Service extends the Exadata database platform to the cloud. Like in on-premises Exadata instances, customers can run production Exadata instances in the cloud,…

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Analysis 

The Czech External Disk Storage System Market Rebounds in Q1 2015, But Is It Too Soon for Optimism?

In 2014, the Czech external storage market posted an 11.9% value decline in U.S. dollar terms, with each quarter of the year displaying a year-on-year decrease, according to market research published by International Data Corporation (IDC). Prague, July 22, 2015 – While these results reflect a five-quarter-long trend of market contraction, the first calendar quarter of 2015 recorded 9.9% growth. IDC believes that, as this growth is the result of regular project cycles, it is the precursor of further growth for 2015 as a whole, albeit precarious. In spite of an…

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Are Apps a Passing Phase?

At NetHui last week one of the most interesting sessions was “Is there an app for that?”. The issue was that while apps can be easy to use, they are little walled gardens within an app store which is another level of walled garden. The Apple app store or Google play makes it easy to find apps, but it also means that you’re limited to apps that your environment’s corporate overlords approve and in Apple’s case, charge to include. On Android, it’s easy to change a setting so you can…

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Analysis 

EMEA WLAN Market Holds Good Potential for Vendors Despite Poor Quarterly Results, Says IDC 

The overall enterprise and consumer wireless local area network (WLAN) market  in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) decreased 12.6% in value and 20.3% in volume quarter on quarter in Q1 2015. Year on year it grew in value by 2.9%, with almost no change in volume. Growth in four rolling quarters starting in Q2 2014 exceeded 8%, confirming that the WLAN market is dynamic and represents good potential for vendors. According to the results published in the IDC EMEA Quarterly Wireless LAN Tracker, the enterprise WLAN market grew 11.3%…

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News 

United Airlines will reward hackers with air miles

Bug bounty programme is first of its kind for US airline industry United Airlines has set up a bug bounty programme, which rewards hackers with air miles, in a bid to beef up its cyber security standing. With traditional bug bounty programmes, when hackers or researchers find a flaw, rather than exploiting it, they receive a monetary reward for reporting it. United Airlines has opted for a different route. Instead of money, the firm is paying out air miles for bug reports. It is believed to be the first ever…

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Comments & opinions 

The Benefits of a Cloud-based POS System

“Put your business in the cloud!”… “You’re missing out if you’re not in the cloud yet!” You’ve probably heard a ton of these phrases from articles on the internet, gurus on Twitter, or even friends who own businesses. But has anyone ever stopped to explain to you what a cloud-based POS (point of sale) system actually is? The experts are often so excited to promote new technologies that they fail to explain the basics to newbies. We’ll give you the rundown you probably need — a “cloud-based POS systems 101.”…

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New HoloLens video shows us how holograms can transform medical education

 HoloLens has gone through a relatively quick public evolution. In January, the augmented reality headset received overwhelming praise for its futuristic look at computing and gaming. HoloLens almost single-handedly brought Microsoft out of the quagmire of typical Windows reporting. For months, reporters, journalist and Windows affiliates seemed jazzed at Microsoft’s potential stake in turning augmented reality into the respected market of the future. Combining highly sophisticated hardware, a newly refined operating system and some clever demos, Microsoft was able to tickle the imaginations of many. Unfortunately, Microsoft was unable to…

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The world of data is changing

Companies everywhere are drowning in data. They are collecting more of it, and at an accelerated pace, while at the same time depending on it more than they have before. Data centers are being constructed around the world to house all this information, but research shows that more than two-thirds of what is being kept is worthless. That’s where Veritas comes in. The demand for our information management services has never been higher, as there will be more than 44 zettabytes of data in the world by 2020. Using current…

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Analysis 

BYOD has left businesses vulnerable, new research shows

An increase in mobile working has left businesses with inadequate security policies vulnerable, a study reveals Mobile working and BYOD has left businesses without sufficient security policies in place vulnerable to data loss, a new study has revealed. The research was conducted by Arlington Research and Acronis back in May, and found that, while 60 per cent of the UK population are using personal devices for work, 40 per cent of companies have no security policies in place to prevent employees from sharing sensitive company information or accessing restricted data.…

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