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Archive - 25 Jul 2006

NetSuite's CRM switchers are sign of maturing market

News As NetSuite wins a raft of customers from rival Salesforce.com, analysts suggest that switching is a positive sign for all on-demand businesses

Pay rates for interim IT bosses rocket

News IT departments are bringing in increasing numbers of freelance IT chiefs to keep project costs under control, at the expense of permanent jobs

Microsoft's security meeting causes unease

Feature For 10 years, Microsoft has held annual meetings with top antivirus companies; but now the software giant is a rival, some attendees are questioning the meeting's purpose

Architecture and morality

Leader IBM is orchestrating a new licensing plan for multicore chips and beyond, but its manoeuvres risk leaving users in the dark

Reshaping Microsoft for the future

Q&A Kevin Turner, Microsoft's chief operating officer, discusses what he's learned in his role so far and how the company is adapting to a changing industry

ntl:Telewest planning four-in-one package

News The newly merged company plans to deliver its riposte to recent 'triple-play' offers by bundling TV, broadband, fixed-line and mobile services — but will anyone understand a deal that spans...

AMD's graphic move

Comment The purchase of ATI by AMD will come to be seen as the single action that set the shape of the PC chip market to 2010 and beyond — and it has little to do with graphics chips

IBM's Power5+ chip boosts top-end Unix servers

News The processor increases performance of the company's high-end servers, during a period of rapid change in the server market

Avaya replaces chief executive

News The maker of corporate phone gear has named a new chief, as it struggles with disappointing earnings and cost control

Symantec stays on trail of Vista bugs

News Researchers have unearthed a vulnerability to privilege-escalation attacks in an early version of the Windows XP successor

IBM plans revamp of server pricing

News A radical change in the company's server software pricing will see charges based on 'processor value units' rather than actual processors

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