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Following a series of seemingly nonstop theft-of-data problems from quite a few government agencies recently (Veterans Affairs, IRS, Agriculture, Federal Trade Commission and the Navy), the White House has given agencies 45 days to implement new safety pr
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Find out why First American Title CIO Larry Godec hasn't put his company's most critical database on Microsoft's SQL Server 2005 yet.
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Veritas Software's data replication packages have a few quirks but work well with Veritas' other software, customers say.
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XOsoft claims its software is pricier than competitors'; fans of the startup say the products deliver on their promises.
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Data replication software can get critical business systems back online in a few hours, or even in just a few minutes, when disaster strikes.
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NSI Software has continuously improved its products, many customers say, though its track record isn't perfect.
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The federal agency stumbled in its attempt to trade a paper-based filing system for an electronic one. Experts offer tips on how the agency can regain its balance.
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With 'virtual' infrastructure, will it really be possible to automate your technology operations? And manage them remotely? Not yet. But plan on it.
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CEO John Rowe cleaned up the troubled insurer's pricing and claims systems. Then, he gave customers more choices. Will that produce long-term financial health?
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Here's a look at the winning and losing technology projects of 2004. Toyota, Ameritrade and Wal-Mart are among the winners. Losers: Wal-Mart suppliers, Wells Fargo and Ford.
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Brand promotion is key to the global beverage maker's sales growth, but it must rely on distributors to find out what's actually selling.
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Like small and agile drones, servers with Intel processors are eating into a realm once dominated by the proprietary (and expensive) queen bees of traditional Unix and mainframe systems.
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NCR's Teradata will store your data—but at a steep price.
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Poor on-time performance was crippling America West. Then the airline dumped its failing hardware.
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