New technology options are creating new IT headaches. This year's nine Best of Interop winners tackle those pain points.
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We need to deliver the computing power employees require while moving away from the fat desktop PC with its replacement cycle treadmill. Will the winning approach include netbooks, VDI, applications on smartphones, application streaming or some as yet unknown combination? We can't say. But we do know that IT must develop a smart new direction, and soon
For seven years XP has dominated in the enterprise while its appointed successor, Vista, remains relegated to niche status. And despite edgy ads, rabid social groups and visionary thought leaders, no challenger, not Apple, Linux or thin clients, in that order, has made a dent in Microsoft's monopoly. But today's advances in cloud computing, browsers and virtualization mean the core engine for our users is stuck in the past. Our question now: Can Windows 7 bring innovation back?
Most CIOs aren't on the Windows 7 upgrade path just yet. Time to start planning.
Touting new industry- and domain-specific alternatives, Big Blue's Information Management general manager says predictive and statistical modeling are being used as a "hammer" for many business problems for which they are not the right tool.
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