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CommVault's Annual IT Storage Spending Predictions Survey Reveals Budget Uptick as Organizations Grapple With Data Explosion
OCEANPORT, N.J., Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- CommVault (NASDAQ: CVLT) -- The modern data center is undergoing a rapid shift to cloud-enabled services, mobile computing and 24x7 operations that is leading to unprecedented ways to create information that helps...
GiiResearch.com: Global Investment in Smart Transportation Systems Will Total $13.1 Billion Through 2017
New report focuses on four key smart transportation sectors: traffic management systems, smart charging for plug-in electric vehicles, public transportation systems, and vehicle-to-vehicle systems
QUORiON Introduces All-in-One POS System with Integrated Printer
QUORiON announces launch of new All-in-One POS system with integrated printer. Users can deploy the QTouch 10 in retail, restaurant, and bakery POS applications.
4th R Foundation: If the White House Was Really Open For Fresh Ideas We Would Have Real Changes in the Education Policy of Our Government. Our Government Would Take Immediate Steps 4 Teaching Wisdom.
We must figure the enormous costs of ignoring the fundamental factors that shape the current failures of our society. Our government must wake up to the responsibility of ensuring the emotional stability of all our citizens through wisdom education.
Budget cuts - what cost to business?
Businessmen in every country with a high budget deficit are demanding that governments balance their books. But when closing the financial deficit means taxing companies or cutting orders, those same businessmen are less keen on any measure that could impact on their own operations.
Robin Hood Taxes: Shaking up global finances
The villains of the financial crisis are the bankers. The victims are the social projects such as health and poverty relief that are being cut by governments with squeezed budgets. The temptation to marry cause and effect by taxing...
Interview: Theo Paphitis
Exec Digital finds a ebullient Dragon willing to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit in Britain rather than bemoan the downturn
Theo Paphitis: The red letter king
Exec Digital finds a ebullient Dragon willing to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit in Britain rather than bemoan the downturn
Credit crunch: The collapse of the global economy
From the nationalisation of Northern Rock to the swings in oil to bailouts, Exec Digital follows the collapse of the global economy and the firms that fell with it.
Down the Hatch
Where it all went wrong in 2008 - and how the world can bounce back this year...
Business Travel: New York
The Big Apple is the core of the global market, offering countless opportunities to foreign businesses. Exec learns more about this top US city
Oil Shortage: The Repercussions
As we bid farewell to the era of cheap fuel, Exec Digital looks at what effects can already be seen as a result of fuel and energy prices, and what shocks are yet to come
Managing for Health
There's a rocket under the health service as trusts merge and hustle for the foundation status that gives them control over their own budgets. Foundation hospitals are given greater freedoms to manage their own affairs and improve services.
