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Mac sales cratering, or rising, or something!

If Apple is so beloved by the media elite, why are they so excited to see them fail?

posted by jfruh | Opinion | Personal tech | 07/17/09 at 1:36 pm | Apple, Gartner, IDC, PC sales


IDC White Paper: CCM for IT Compliance and Risk Management

Learn from industry analysts how IT organizations are using configuration management to meet compliance requirements and instill best practices.

White Paper | IT management/strategy | Security | 07/09/09 at 4:10 pm | compliance, IDC, risk management


Business Value of Performance IDC Whitepaper

Are you looking for a comprehensive solution that addresses insufficient or congested bandwidth, impaired application performance, slow remote backup and replication or obstacles to IT consolidation?

White Paper | Business intelligence | IT management/strategy | 07/01/09 at 3:45 pm | Business, IDC


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Being green brings in the greenbacks, say IDC and Atos

Companies serious about going green were rewarded with a 2 percent higher profit margin, according to IDC and Atos.

posted by ITworld staff | News | Business | Green IT | 04/08/09 at 2:53 pm | cost savings, IDC, sustainability


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Dell and IDC Say Videoconferencing Hot for SMBs

It's hard for me to think of business videoconferencing without imagining a vice president in front of his laptop wearing a shirt and tie but no pants. But IDC says 35 percent of all small and medium businesses will be using videoconferencing of some type this year. Dell's new Vostro laptops include Web cameras and software to make this happen. But do you believe one of three small businesses will really go Webcam happy?

posted by James Gaskin | Opinion | Hardware | Internet | Networking | Personal tech | Small business | Tech & society | 04/03/09 at 11:16 am | Bernie Madoff, Dell, IDC, videoconferencing, webcam


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