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IT hilft gegen Death by Powerpoint

Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Boxshot
Vier Ratschläge: IT-Abteilungen haben heutzutage fest umrissene Aufgabenbereiche. Die Unterstützung des Business beim kreativen Gebrauch von Powerpoint gehört nicht unbedingt dazu. Dennoch gibt es reichlich Anlass für professionelle Hilfe. » zum Artikel

Ran an den Kunden mit BISubnet

Foto PoS-Marketing
Web-Analysen verändern Marketingstrategien: BI ist bisher vor allem ein Instrument für das Finanzcontrolling. Es zeichnet sich jedoch ab, dass die Analyse-Tools bald im ganzen Unternehmen unverzichtbar sein werden. In den Marketing-Abteilungen etwa gibt es Ansätze, aber noch jede Menge Nachholbedarf. » zum Artikel

Novell's Pulse enterprise 2.0 suite goes beta next week

Novell is ready to begin beta testing its Pulse enterprise social-networking and collaboration suite. » zum Artikel

McAfee launches programme for added security in the cloud

Security technology company McAfee has announced a programme for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers to add additional security to their cloud deployments. » zum Artikel

Was die Kosten in die Höhe treibtSubnet

Kosten
CRM-Systeme: CRM-Systemlandschaften sind oft historisch gewachsen, technisch und organisatorisch heterogen und die damit verbundenen Kosten komplex und unübersichtlich. Das Beratungshaus ec4u hat sechs typische Kostentreiber für Kundenbeziehungsmanagement-Lösungen identifiziert. » zum Artikel

Widespread discontent persists with ERP projects

More than half of companies that implement ERP (enterprise resource planning) systems end up garnering no more than 30 percent of the business benefits they expected, according to a new study released by systems integrator Panorama Consulting Group. » zum Artikel

Delphi Capital Management Opts for Cloud Storage

Phil Mentesana, chief technology officer at Delphi Capital Management, knew that backing up critical data to tapes and schlepping them offsite for safe storage wasn't exactly a smart plan. » zum Artikel

China's control of rare metals threatens jobs, tech

WASHINGTON -- China is facing increasing criticism for holding down the value of its currency to gain export advantage, and for its cyber-attacks against . But another growing concern is its control of rare earth metals critical to high-tech manufacturing. » zum Artikel

Software Licensing: New Options, New Headaches

For decades, software buyers have been engaged in an "arranged marriage" type of relationship with software vendors: and a from a deal's beginning. Typically, these deals had two key variables: the number of seat licenses (volume) a company purchased and the amount that the software publisher was willing to discount the purchase price, which was linked back to the volume. » zum Artikel

President Clinton talks about the iPhone, newspapers, broadband

WASHINGTON -- In a forum today marking the 25th anniversary of the first .com registration, former President Bill Clinton spoke about his favorite devices, the grim outlook for newspapers and the need for policies to improve Internet access. » zum Artikel

CIOs investieren nicht in CRM

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Die CRM-Trends von Gartner: Unternehmen wollen 2010 mit CRM-Initiativen vor allem bestehende Kundenbeziehungen intensivieren sowie neue Kunden akquirieren. Doch CIOs drehen die Ausgaben für neue CRM-Technologien zurück. » zum Artikel

Don't Let Your CRM System Feed the Lawsuit Beast

Part of my consulting work is as an expert witness, working with lawyers as a forensic CRM analyst. These cases usually involve mergers, reseller agreements, and breaches of contract. But they may also involve wrongful termination, customer privacy issues, trademarks, and compliance issues. For an analyst who knows what they are doing, your CRM system holds a wealth of discoverable clues that can ... » zum Artikel

IBM stops disclosing U.S. headcount data

IBM says it is the No. 1 technology employer in the U.S. and the world, but as time moves on it may be harder to tell just what is happening to its domestic workforce. » zum Artikel

Microsoft tries to lure NetSuite users with new deal

Microsoft is offering financial enticements to customers of on-demand ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor NetSuite to switch over to Microsoft's Dynamics family of business applications. » zum Artikel

Morgan, Tindall, Drury in new Pacific fibre drive

A new drive to develop international network capacity is under way, in Pacific Fibre, an early stage international fibre venture founded by a group including Warehouse founder Stephen Tindall, Trade Me's Sam Morgan and Rod Drury, founder of SaaS software provider Xero. » zum Artikel

NY set to replace IT consultants with state workers

New York State has embarked on a plan to shift a number of jobs filled by IT contractors and consultants to the state payroll as part of an effort to save millions of dollars. » zum Artikel

Selecting an Open Source Operating System

There's a large selection of free and open source (FOSS) operating systems available these days, and choosing the right one for any given circumstance can be quite a challenge. This article is intended to help you pick the best operating system for your needs and experience level. Although this article is geared primarily toward those who have little to no experience with FOSS operating systems, ... » zum Artikel

SaaS ERP Has Buzz, But Who Are the Real Players

SaaS ERP: It's what Aberdeen Research, in 2007, called the "Last Bastion of Resistance to SaaS." » zum Artikel

Procter & Gamble tries a bring-your-laptop-to-work program

Procter & Gamble Co. (P&G), which is ranked 20th on the Fortune 500 list, can afford to buy its employees laptops. But it is instead letting several hundred of its workers use their own laptops as part of a workplace experiment. » zum Artikel

P&G's clout with HP reaches to the CEO's office

PHOENIX -- When Proctor & Gamble Co., wants something from its outsourcer, Hewlett Packard Co., it doesn't deal with help desks, trouble tickets or support tiers. It gets attention from the top levels of the vendor's executive ranks. » zum Artikel

CIOs explain how to thrive under pressure

Running IT organizations with thousands of employees and budgets of tens of millions of dollars takes wit and wisdom, especially today, and some CIOs at Computerworld's Premier 100 IT Leaders conference this week shared both, perhaps none better than , the CIO at Johnson & Johnson. » zum Artikel

Cast Iron rolls out 'OmniConnect' data integration kit

Data integration specialist Cast Iron Systems is about to release a new offering aimed at both on-premises and cloud-based scenarios. » zum Artikel

Die CRM-Trends der Anwender

CRM-Software
Capgemini: CRM on Demand unwichtig: CRM-Manager in Unternehmen können aufatmen, denn bestehende CRM-Initiativen werden im Hinblick auf Strategie und umfang unverändert fortgeführt. Wichtigstes CRM-Thema wird der Aufbau von Contact Service Center sein. » zum Artikel

Die 10 aussichtsreichsten IT-Jobs

Green IT, Mobile, Sonne, Feld, Urlaub, Ferien
Management-Skills gefragt: Wer sich auf Cloud Computing, Virtualisierung oder Sicherheit spezialisiert, hat jetzt gute Karten auf dem Arbeitsmarkt. Eine Aufzählung von zehn Jobs, die laut Analysten nachgefragt werden. » zum Artikel

Can SAP Get Its Supply Chain Mojo Back

Customers have a message for SAP: Your SAP mojo has not been rising. And we're not happy about it. Among the myriad, daunting challenges facing --and there --is what to do about its core supply chain management product portfolio. » zum Artikel

IT adds 25,000-plus jobs in 2010

IT employment grew by 0.37%, or 14,000 jobs, in February, one of the strongest month-to-month gains since 2008, according to the TechServe Alliance, an IT services industry group that analyzes U.S. Labor Department unemployment data. » zum Artikel

RightNow tries to change SaaS contract, pricing game

CRM vendor RightNow announced a new SaaS (software as a service) pricing and licensing model on Thursday that it says provides customers with fairer, clearer deals. The company also issued a "Cloud Challenge" to competitors, urging them to adopt similar principles. » zum Artikel

Hoping that early attention to security will bolster cloud offerings

Like a fickle 12-year-old with a favorite pop band, the security industry has forgotten all about last year's fads and is focused on a new one: cloud computing. » zum Artikel

Antidotes promised to cloud security woes

The legacy physical IT security strategies of the past are unsuitable for the growing cloud computing environment, according to security technology enterprise SafeNet Solutions. » zum Artikel

SharePoint 2010: More Cloud-Friendly than Past Versions

Oh, the temptation to put all your data in the cloud. Think of the savings on server and administrative costs. Think of how it will free up your IT staff to work on more business critical projects. » zum Artikel


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Sollten CIOs die IT-Abteilungen auflösen, die IT-Mitarbeiter auf die Geschäftsbereiche verteilen und IT als Community gestalten?
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