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Why go green?
Some answers on why businesses are investing in green IT. Plus standardisation vs personalisation
Principal content
Leaders look to future in broadband race
South Korea, Sweden, Bulgaria and the Netherlands all share a common attribute. As do China, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa.
A trip on the open road in a shiny new software appmobile
My family spent the summer just gone on a classic West Coast road trip – along Highway One and beyond, from San Diego to Seattle, leaving the Valley and technology behind.
Virtual business models can save energy
Moving objects around is a slow and expensive process; moving computer bytes is fast and cheap.
Brown cloud or green cloud?
The desire of a tech-savvy public and the dream of many a technology company is for unlimited high-definition online video, internet TV on demand, Facebook, Twitter, smartphones, software-as-a-service and cloud computing.
What’s good for business can be good for the environment
Organisations with large-scale transport requirements are at the forefront of a new wave of environmental responsibility.
Bringing order to a team
A question was posed in a recent blog by Gartner analyst Tom Austin: “Have you ever sent out a Word document [by e-mail] to several people for their revisions, only to then struggle with multiple overlapping edits?”
Business and the iPhone
Can a business be run on an Apple iPhone? NetSuite argues it can with a new NetSuite for iPhone application
‘We will all be discoverable and accessible’
Faster mobile broadband is on the way. It is developing because consumers want the same internet services when they are out and about as they have at home.
Next IT leaders should come from marketing
Poor marketers focus on products rather than solutions. Average marketers focus on solutions rather than market needs. Great marketers focus on market wants rather than needs.
A search engine for the next big thing
I return to the theme of how to predict The Next Big Thing with some trepidation; after all, if it was possible to prescribe how to predict blockbusters, we would all be doing it. Indeed, we could program computers to do the job for us.
