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Users: Oracle Exadata's speed comes with a cost

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Users: Oracle Exadata's speed comes with a cost
Few Oracle products in recent years have received as much hype as the Exadata database machine, with the vendor attempting to use it as a standard-bearer for a series of appliances that combine its software with storage, networking equipment and Sun servers. Read More


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From IT to ET: Cloud, consumerization, and the next wave of IT transformation
Businesses, schools, and governments desperately need tech-savvy managers who can innovate quickly, operationalize effectively, and keep their organizations competitive. IT is being replaced by "enterprise technology" -- technology that's no longer confined to offices and office workers, but is embedded throughout the enterprise. Read More


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Florida university plan to 'decimate' computer science draws protest
The University of Florida in Gainesville is on the verge of dismantling its computer science department through budget cuts and restructuring, a move that has shocked students. Read More

The new help desk: Agile, educational, efficient
Whether it's a 'teaching moment' or a system that provides more efficient ticket tracking, the help desk is getting a much-needed assist in some shops. Read More

 
 
 

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