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Information officers learn to ride the rollercoaster

Digital Business
Digital Business

In the current business environment technology suppliers and companies both need to understand the business case for flashy products. Otherwise, they won’t make much headway, reports Ben Hunt.

Life can be uncomfortable at the cutting edge

Most customers are more interested in reliability than the latest beta-test gizmo.

Ways that you can upgrade and win

It is better to build on your existing system than to scrap it and start from scratch with a new one.

There’s life in the old kit yet

Virtualisation can help maximise your existing hardware.

Irish health services executive: End to Sinatra doctrine

IT managers in large organisations often complain about the problem of getting dozens of disparate IT systems to talk to one another.

Escalating demands call for fancy footwork

Stephen Pritchard considers the increasing difficulties faced by information officers in meeting regulatory requirements, which have been preventing cash going to other projects.

Optimise your legacy

Development helps get the most out of inherited systems.

Businesses think the unthinkable

Companies are taking a more modular approach to their operations

Betfair: It’s a winning combination

The online betting exchanges is not shy about declaring that technology is vital to its success, and has adopted a combination of buying best-of-breed products and developing core software in house