Information Age | June 2007

25 May 2012

Features

How Capgemini embraced India

Capgemini reversed its fortunes with a dramatic shift to a global delivery model.

The search for intelligence

The fusion of BI and search will allow companies to leverage all of their information.

Flexible terms

The licensing crisis as buyers reject old ways to pay and vendors struggle to adopt new models.

Perspective

Data centre control

Business leaders are scrambling to impose order in the data centre.

Data centre in a box

Can the pressures for more IT space be overcome by pre-building data centres in standard shipping containers?

Interaction

Intel's green design

Energy efficiency is being built from the data centre up.

Virgin visibility

BizTalk deployment helps Megastore chain accelerate its stock order process.

Inbox surveillance

Dorset Police home in on email security and archiving.

British Energy

British Energy’s CIO tells Information Age how he oversaw change in the organisation’s IT structure – and culture.

Industry

The heat is on

RDBMS vendors need to stay ahead of the curve if they are to get a slice of the action.

All change

The role of the modern CSO is facing drastic changes.

SAP joins acquisition game

German software maker buys BI, telecommunications and identity management.

Fiorina's legacy

HP's PC arm puts it ahead of the game. Plus: Salad days in the networking industry.

BMC looks to close the loop

Building holistic business service management.

Fair Isaac shoots for broader analytics future

Predictive analytics giant pushes into new verticals

SAP looks beyond its borders

German applications giant at last looks to the outside world.

Departments

Conquering insecurity

Disclosure of security breaches should be mandatory, says Information Age editorial director, Andrew Lawrence.

IT and the East

Two highly respected Gartner analyts map the impact of China and India.

Across the divide

A guide to achieving sustainable IT and business strategy alignment.

Unsentimental education

Platform games in the world of charity computing.

Microsoft threatens patent war

Can Microsoft persuade users of open source software to pay it royalties?

Back Issues

June 2007

New licensing models, search and BI, Capgemini's global strategy, Q&A: British Energy
July 2007

Agile ERP, financial service innovation, Storage, Business Briefing: XML integration, Management Report: The Future of the Data Centre 2007, Research Report: Virtualisation
May 2007

Dynamic pricing, business process management, content management, Q&A: Reuters
April 2007

Cyber assault, managed print services, fixed-mobile convergence, Management Report: Business Intelligence 2007
March 2007

SOA design pitfalls, virtualisation and the operating systems, Business Briefing: Enterprise 2.0
February 2007

Out of India, the life and times of the relational database, The Effective IT 2007 Summit
January 2007

Advanced analytics, green IT, the state of security, The Effective IT 2007 Report

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