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Open Source Infrastructure Management tool helps JSL reduce downtime by over 50 percent JSL has tread a new path by choosing to use open source infrastructure management tool, Nagios, for monitoring its diverse IT infrastructure
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Samsonite to adopt Polaris’ Linux based retail store management solution Polaris claims that the Linux based system can potentially bring down the set-up and running cost of retail store software by 50...
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ICT transforms education sector The Education sector is adopting technology at an accelerated pace
Zylog Systems introduces its Desktop-as-a-Service solution With the open source based solution, the company claims that organizations can save up to 60 percent on costs per seat against commercial plat...
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Should Facebook Be Your Company's Intranet?
A company intranet established on Facebook is helping to change both employee and market perceptions of Serena Software, a midsize tech company
Infrastructure Agenda 2010
Web 2.0 and Cloud Computing to lead IT spend in 2010
Traditional areas such as BI and security top IT spend, while new technologies such as virtualization and cloud computing are also finding increased prominence, finds the Infrastructure Agenda 2010 Survey
Editor’s blog
DMS is a lot more than digitization
A recent item in the news about missing maps caught my attention. The story cited how priceless maps of Mumbai, dating back to the 18th century had mysteriously disappeared from the “safe” confines of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai.
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