Everything Everywhere part sale being considered

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The subject of industry speculation

Everything Everywhere has become the subject of industry speculation, with Deutsche Telekom saidto be considering selling its share of the business.

The Orange and T-Mobile UK merger meant the new entity had 660 internal applications. Itsambition is to reduce this to 50. For instance, there will only be one instance of applications suchas customer relationship management, finance and accounting, supply chain, human resources,business intelligence and campaign management.

How CIOs can use IT consumerization for business gain

Center for CIO Leadership founder Harvey Koeppel discusses how CIOs can use IT consumerization for business gain.

Future research leaders could come from the non-IT ranks. Industry experience and a drive for business value gained from data are making it happen.

Increase in the number

New DDoS statistics suggest hactivist groups are to blame for an increase in the number and types of DDoS attacks across the Internet.

At Cisco Live London, Cisco launched 40 and 100 GbE switching, a souped-up 4-antenna WLAN access point, and a host of network virtualisation technologies.

The cloud is set to be a key investment area for UK buyers in 2012 with 30.5% of IT buyers pledging to spend on the research, according to TechTarget's 2012 IT Priorities Survey.

The business value of innovation projects

IT professionals must take data centre measures to convince stakeholders of the business value of innovation projects. This will help IT emerge as a valuable business resource.