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We estimate that globally physicians and/or their practices lose $10 Bn in charges due to [...]
Throughout 2012 police forces around the world have started embracing social media to mostly positive [...]
In a reflective report, Deloitte Consulting focuses corporate attention on the subject of ‘asset intelligence’. [...]
Social media is transforming the way patients and care providers engage, monitor and review progress. [...]
Most discussions about IT in government have revolved around the big issues, usually impacting federal [...]
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Isabel Healthcare‘s 10-year-old diagnosis decision-support system, now available as an iPhone, iPad, and iPod app, [...]
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Australia’s Excellence in eGovernment Awards recognise the most outstanding initiatives in eGovernment across five ICT [...]
We are looking for 100 government practitioners to join our panel to provide feedback on [...]
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On December 7th, the European Commission unveiled its most recent action plan to address barriers [...]
Conversations with public sector line managers over the past few weeks have highlighted the huge [...]
Over the years of training has gathered momentum as drug developers see to shorten the [...]
Six weeks ago, Salesforce.com joined the UK government’s G-Cloud. This initiative allows government agencies to [...]
Cloud technology constitutes a change in computing and knowledge management, with hosted IT services delivered [...]
We are big fans of TEDTalks. If you have not visited the site, it works [...]
While it is normal for tech awards to focus on the achievements of IT teams, [...]
Sanofi’s iBGStar is positioned as the first blood glucose monitor to sync with the iPhone [...]
While Big Data has been capturing headlines during 2012, the more enduring value will be [...]
drawMD is the flagship product of Visible Health of Austin, TX. Conceived and launched by [...]
The backbone of our research and analysis is the Digital City Index. As part of [...]
Almost twenty years ago, Garry Kasparov was beaten at chess by a computer. People started [...]
Kansas Legislative Information System and Services was the recipient of the 2012 NASCIO Award for [...]
Transitioning from legacy systems to an infrastructure that can support the way work needs to [...]
Digital Health emerged from work back in 2007, on IT governance. We were working with [...]
As we start constructing our ranking of public sector productivity gains, existing analyses of the [...]
Watching saved TED talks is now among the most productive things on can do when [...]
Clay Shirky shows how democracies can take a lesson from the Internet, to be not [...]
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Mobility is one of the hottest trends in the healthcare sector, and for that reason [...]
Faced with budget constraints, governments at all levels are taking a hard look at how [...]
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X-IO's range of storage systems is based on its Intelligent Storage Element (ISE), which ditches [...]
Apache Hadoop itself is a ‘software library is a framework that allows for the distributed [...]
Since we introduced the notion of aggregators as the fastest growing customer segment for technology [...]
Druva has launched its software – a peer-to-peer application allowing users to share files. While [...]
Outages at cloud providers appear regularly in the news and the reporting frequently unveils a [...]
Information optimisation is one of three streams that represent HP’s go-to-market leads, the others are [...]
Red Hat has announced Storage 2.0 - the first commercial offering based on its acquisition [...]
Since March, we have been exploring the new economics driving storage investment decisions, and specifically [...]
HP has a heritage of meeting storage demands on various platforms and with a choice [...]
As in other areas of virtualisation VMware got there first and many suppliers, aggregators and [...]
IT decision makers are being enticed by new exciting innovations in virtualised storage such as [...]
This week, Dell announced definitive agreement to acquire Quest, an IT and systems management software [...]
Red Hat has succeeded in becoming a $1 billion software company, with an Open Source [...]
NetApp ran its annual industry analyst event last week at its HQ, and in this [...]
Under the umbrella of its event enabled enterprise portfolio branding, TIBCO is charging ahead with [...]
Kace takes a mid-market design point for its systems management appliances and has grown significantly [...]
Scality is 4 year old company delivering new ways of serving up storage via object [...]
Last week, T-Systems and VMware announced their strategic partnership at the VMware vForum 2012 in [...]
Case study interviews for our storage hypervisor study are in full swing now, and we [...]
Virtualisation changes everything and the road to the 4-pool vision of utility computing has to [...]
A good start for a business idea is to spot a good niche. One such [...]
The term object storage is increasingly entering the debate about how data is and should [...]
Networking is the last of the 4 broad data centre equipment types to be virtualised [...]
We first reviewed Riverbed in our analysis of BT's Connect portfolio refresh. BT's network monitoring [...]
How does cancer know it’s cancer? At Jay Bradner’s lab, they found a molecule that [...]
We are big fans of Mary Meeker, venture capitalist and former Wall Street securities analyst [...]
Nutanix uses the image of a traffic sign effectively stating no-SAN to make the point [...]
For large companies adopting virtualisation is no longer an option: it is essential in order [...]
Just as enterprise It infrastructures are achieving better performance and availability through new architectural options [...]
Business Analytics and Big Data are the next big things judging by the IT industry’s [...]
Many users are on a journey - moving through consolidation, integration and virtualisation of their [...]
The SSD market is very active because it combines a number of factors: new suppliers, [...]
Last week we had the opportunity to present at the Virtualization theatre in IP EXPO's [...]
On May 2nd Symantec announced full year results for the year ending 31 March 2012, [...]
Weve featured Dell quite a bit on this site recently, including its homogeneous storage hypervisor [...]
In this research note we look at Dells version of storage hypervisors with a general [...]
Apples grew its revenues by 63% and shipped 134 million iPhone and iPad in 2011, [...]
Storage virtualisation brought much benefit to IT professionals, and the current wave is unlikely to [...]
This week Vodafone made a recommended £1 billion cash offer for Cable & Wireless Worldwide [...]
Servers got hypervisors a long time ago IBM put them into mainframes in 1967, [...]
Ease of adoption is a critical but often overlooked success factor. Operational considerations are just [...]
For storage hypervisors to be successful they need to allow users to manage storage as [...]
Flexible sourcing has been enjoying increasing attention from business leaders. From the early days of [...]
Avere Systems provides NAS optimisation disk arrays and was founded in 2008. The Avere proposition [...]
Dell's progress in services is praiseworthy. It inherited multiple capabilities and cultures from the various [...]
Centrix Software believes that in a typical company the top 10 applications account for 90% [...]
New generations entering the workforce are changing IT priorities in all sorts of areas. For [...]
Twenty years ago, in 1997, Irving Fang published a book on the history of mass [...]
Logicalis had a good year, growing by 25% to earn just over $1 billion of [...]
ownCloud’s execs Markus Rex and Matt Richards recognise the importance Dropbox has had in redefining [...]
Syncsort is not exactly a new IT company, but with a new focus on Big Data [...]
Growth in data, its transmission and desire for analytics continue to fuel demand for storage. [...]
Microsoft is the most successful software company of all time, with revenues of $72 billion [...]
Quest Software supplies software tools for application management, database management, Windows management, virtualization management, and [...]
We initially explored VMwares consulting and education services as part of our storage hypervisor study. [...]
Aditya Birla Minacs, more commonly know as Minacs, provides business and technology outsourcing. It is [...]
HDS was one of the first high-end disk array vendors to launch multi-vendor support in [...]
Red Hat announced today that it has signed up a number of Premier Business partners [...]
As with many industries in today’s uncertain economy, healthcare providers face a multitude of complex [...]
Rimini Street is an independent third-party maintenance and support provider for Siebel, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, [...]
Views on the role of IT and its use in clinical research are evolving. Outsourcing [...]
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DataCore is storage software company which has remained steadfastly focused on storage virtualisation since its [...]
BT is bullish about its Connect portfolio refresh. In addition to speed, availability, scope, security [...]
FalconStor is a storage software provider specialising in a set of offerings around smarter storage [...]
Early in our research design, we identified aggregators as a significant segment for vendors to [...]
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