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Empowering business agility at Comic Relief
17 October 2011
The UK's highest profile charity relies on cloud's flexibility to process a surge of donations on its big night. ...more
Cloud’s early adopters: Eversheds
18 April 2011
The international law firm has deployed cloud services to manage sensitive legal documents cost-effectively. ...more
Cloud’s early adopters: US Department of Agriculture
18 April 2011
The US government department unified its fragmented email systems — used by 120,000 employees in 5,000 offices across 100 countries — with a move to cloud. The cost: just $8 per user. ...more
Cloud’s early adopters: US Army
18 April 2011
By innovating in personnel recruitment with cloud services support, the US Army showed a 33% productivity gain. ...more
Cloud’s early adopters: CERN
18 April 2011
How the European nuclear research center, CERN, embraced cloud to ease changes to IT service management in a dynamic environment where guests outnumber permanent staff by three to one. ...more
Dexia's holistic approach to risk management
19 July 2010
Stéphane Hurtaud, chief security officer of Belgo-French banking group Dexia, explains the four keys pillars of the company’s information security strategy ...more
The Thomson Reuters merger
18 January 2010
The cloud proved to be a critical new sourcing option in the merger between information services giants Thomson and Reuters, explains John Spillane, head of business process, Global Business Operations, Thomson Reuters. ...more
Deutsche Bahn keeps IT on track
30 March 2009
IT is key to keeping the German rail company running and a data centre relocation and consolidation project has saved millions of Euros and cut new hardware costs by as much as 20 per cent. ...more
Virtualisation gives
Fulton County more bang for its buck
30 March 2009
To increase efficiency and save taxpayer cash, Fulton County’s CIO adopted a server consolidation strategy using virtualisation ...more
University virtualises to slash IT costs
30 March 2009
Japan's Toyo Gakuen University (TGU) cut hardware maintenance costs by 30 per cent by consolidating its servers and using virtualisation technology ...more
Banking on palm vein biometrics
30 March 2009
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi turned to cutting edge palm vein biometrics from Fujitsu to help secure customer transactions on a new combined credit and ATM bank card. ...more
Bechtel’s silver cloud computing lining
30 March 2009
Managing the technology for a large multinational construction company is a huge challenge. John Bailey, CIO of the civil information systems and technology group of Bechtel, explains how cloud computing has helped his business. ...more
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Supercomputing: The next generation
Posted by Jim Mortleman & Kenny MacIver | 2 Feb 2012
A new class of high-performance computers is bringing solutions to many of the biggest challenges of business and society within reach. ...more
Supercomputing in the cloud
Posted by David Smith | 2 Feb 2012
The latent power of “big data” will push high-performance computing into the cloud, argues Fujitsu’s David Smith. ...more
Big picture thinking:
Joi Ito, director, MIT Media Lab
Posted by James Lawrence | 26 Jan 2012
Joi Ito, one of the world's leading authorities on business and technology, contemplates the impact of the Internet of Things, big data, open hardware — and the CIO’s changing world. ...more
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