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Capgemini Architecture Week 2010, <endeca_term>Andy Mulholland</endeca_term> on Cloud Computing

Capgemini Architecture Week 2010, Andy Mulholland on Cloud Computing

By offering easy and scalable access to IT services, cloud computing is rapidly revolutionizing the way companies see... Read more

1 January, 2011

RFID could boost compliance effort

...his keynote speech at Storage Expo 2004, Capgemini Group chief technology officer Andy Mulholland said that retail and supplier firms are already adopting the technology... Read more

13 October, 2004 by Dan Ilet

Microsoft tunes P2P for Windows

...people interact widely with many people around shared information, knowledge and content," Andy Mulholland, chief technology officer at Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, said in a... Read more

27 February, 2003 by Martin LaMonica

Government entices hacking attacks

...the chief technical officer of British UK computer consultancy firm Cap Gemini. Andy Mulholland says that if a black box is being used to collect... Read more

21 July, 2000 by Will Knight

Microsoft tunes P2P for Windows

...people interact widely with many people around shared information, knowledge and content," Andy Mulholland, chief technology officer at Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, said in a... Read more

27 February, 2003 by CNET Networks

Networking in Focus: Gigabit Ethernet comes of age

Gigabit Ethernet has been on network managers' minds for some time - but in most cases hasn't progressed any further than that. But could the time now be ripe for more companies to plump for this technology? Dominic Maher investigates... Read more

30 June, 1999 by Dominic Maher

Can Madge change its spots?

Madge Networks has made an audacious leap into the emerging market for voice and data IP services. But will its reputation as a Token Ring vendor hold it back? Dominic Maher investigates Read more

21 June, 1999 by Dominic Maher

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