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E3: Smaller Is Better?
News Geek fests are getting smaller, and organisers say that may be a good thing. And smaller conferences, where companies don't feel obliged to shell out major dollars for eye-catching floor displays, appear to be picking up steam.
[August 2, 2006, 10:20]
Smaller Broadband ISPs Outshine Larger Rivals
News The UK's smaller ISPs are outperforming their largest rivals when it comes to customer satisfaction, according to research published in Which magazine this week. According to Andrew Ferguson of ADSLGuide, a Web site that rates UK ISPs, smaller...
[August 3, 2005, 14:30]
Smaller File Format Saves Service Company 300-Plus Hours Per Week On Data Backups
White Papers When the IT department saw how much server space and bandwidth it could save by taking advantage of the smaller file formats used in the 2007 Microsoft Office release, the company decided to upgrade its desktops to Microsoft Office Professional...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
IP Network Solutions: Interconnecting VoIP Networks And The PSTN (for Smaller Service Providers)
White Papers This paper focuses on a distributed ownership infrastructure model, designed for the smaller service provider, where the PSTN access is outsourced to a third party. The purpose of this paper is to discuss and explore the issues, challenges, and...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Implementing KPIs In Smaller Organizations (
White Papers The attendee of this webcast will learn how smaller organizations should approach the implementation of KPIs, the practical steps that can be carried out by an in-house team, and, why carrying out this exercise may well be the major breakthrough...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Handspring's 4Q Loss Smaller Than Expected
News Handspring posted a smaller-than-expected loss in its first quarter as a publicly traded company, losing $5.8m, or 13 cents a share, on sales of $51.8m. First Call consensus expected the handheld PC maker to lose 19 cents a share in the quarter.
[July 21, 2000, 15:17]
Or Live In A Smaller World
Talkback It makes it in a smaller niche market who's users are a bit more technical, want better security or just want something to run reliably but it is out of the mainstream. Exactly where OS/2 went wrong, but like eComStat it is possible to live in a...
[March 5, 2007, 12:37]
IBM Targets Smaller Firms With Flat Database Fee
News DB2 Express is an edition of IBM's database designed with features such as simplified installation and configuration to appeal to customers in smaller organisations. Oracle introduced Oracle Standard Edition, which is aimed at smaller organisations.
[October 20, 2003, 10:20]
Consumers Snub Smaller Music Sites
News Online music sales are thriving but the smaller niche "dot com" stores are losing out to the Internet's major online traders, according to research published this week. The advantage that the large retailers have over the smaller players is...
[November 11, 1999, 17:07]
Supercomputer Firm Aims Switch At Smaller Clusters
News Quadrics, a company that sells networking gear to link lower-end machines into a cluster that acts like a single high-performance computer, has begun selling its newest technology to smaller customers.
[June 3, 2004, 8:50]
HP Targets Storage At Smaller Firms
News They are designed to offer smaller companies different levels of performance, such as the ability to handle more servers, depending on how much the companies are willing to spend, the company said. HP, which kicked off an effort to tap the market...
[November 24, 2003, 9:30]
A Year Ago: IBM's Smaller, Faster Chips Are Copper
News The copper process, as implemented by IBM, means that the chips consume up to 58 percent less power and are more than 40 percent smaller than comparable chips made with aluminium. And in chips, smaller frequently means less expensive.
[August 30, 1999, 7:00]
Sun Announces Smaller Blade Chassis
News Sun on Tuesday announced its new Sun Blade 8000 P chassis, a smaller model geared for high-performance technical computing. The Sun Blade 8000 P (right) is smaller than the Sun Blade 8000 (left), which Sun introduced in September
[November 15, 2006, 9:53]
US Report: IBM's Smaller, Faster Chips Are Copper
News The copper process, as implemented by IBM, means that the chips consume up to 58 percent less power and are more than 40 percent smaller than comparable chips made with aluminium. And in chips, smaller frequently means less expensive.
[September 1, 1998, 11:32]
IBM Sees Profits In Smaller Firms
News Using smaller systems integrators as partners to sell to mid-sized businesses is central to IBM's success in its Express effort, said Kneko Burney, an analyst with research firm In-Stat/MDR. Increasing its drive into the mid-sized business market...
[April 28, 2004, 8:35]
Measuring Costs And Benefits For Smaller Companies
White Papers Calculating ROI is easier and faster than many smaller companies realize, and tools and resources exist to help them on their way. This paper shows how to measure costs and benefits for Smaller Companies.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
In The PC World, Smaller Is Getting Better
News Smaller doesn't necessarily mean cheaper," Thwaites said. While the idea of smaller, stripped-down, easier-to-manage PCs has been around for several years, Dell is known for entering a market when it is about to become mainstream, so the...
[January 1, 2003, 6:05]
Small Business Webcast: Outlook Just Got Smaller With Outlook Mobile (Level 200)
White Papers Microsoft Office Outlook inbox just got smaller with Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile, which now offers a vastly superior mobile messaging experience. The familiar Outlook tools, plus support for Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Landpower And Crises: Army Roles And Missions In Smaller-Scale Contingencies During The 1990S
White Papers Most of the post-Cold War deployments fall under the general heading of smaller-scale contingencies (SSCs), but their cumulative effect has placed considerable burdens on the Army, in particular. Though the end of the Cold War brought a decrease in...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Microsoft's Live Software Push Threatens Smaller Firms
News While Microsoft's new "live" software push is mainly seen as an effort to compete with rivals such as Google and Yahoo, there are a number of smaller companies that suddenly find themselves in Redmond's competitive crosshairs.
[November 2, 2005, 15:10]
