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Is SOA dead? Part 2
Posted by Chris Turner | Tue 30 Jun 2009
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) was meant to increase systems agility and lower development costs. But has it lived up to the hype? In the second part of our discussion, Chris Turner, CTO of Unilever gives his opinion on what went wrong ...Read more
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Getting real benefits from virtualisation
Posted by Simon McKenna | Mon 29 Jun 2009
One of the key wins of server virtualisation is saving money, but unless the project is properly scoped it will be hard to prove the benefits, says Simon McKenna, virtualisation strategist at Fujitsu ...Read more
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The Legal I: Location, location, location
Posted by David Naylor | Thu 25 Jun 2009
Cloud computing may be the latest buzzword in IT but, as technology law expert David Naylor explains, it pays to know where your data is drifting ...Read more
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Is SOA dead? Part 1
Posted by Anne Thomas Manes | Tue 23 Jun 2009
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) was meant to increase systems agility and lower development costs. But has it lived up to the hype? In the first part of our debate, Anne Thomas Manes, vice president and research director of Burton Group, gives her opinion on what went wrong ...Read more
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Personal space invaders
Posted by Ray Kurzweil | Mon 15 Jun 2009
Futurist Ray Kurzweil predicts when artificial intelligence will enter our bodies – and could make us immortal ...Read more
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