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Most storm victims have been identified but the software FEMA used to track and identify the dead is still lacking.
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Retailers including the $3.4 billion supermarket chain are using consolidated, faster data networks to make key business decisionssuch as how much ribeye to put out on a Wednesday.
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These boxes offer a compact, powerful alternative to traditional rack-mount servers. But they bring along a new set of concerns to address.
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Dell's big draw: good prices for its blades, according to customers.
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IBM held 41.9% of the blade server market share in 2005. Customers explain why.
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Why Nathan Myrold, systems administrator for Polaris Industries, needed to bring in the electricians.
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Google is more than just a leading search firm. It's a pioneer that may be defining information management for the next generation of Web-centric businesses.
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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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The value of information changes over time, and information lifecycle management is designed helps companies take advantage of those changes. But integration woes remain.
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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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Virtual servers can improve efficiency in your data center by replacing lots of small servers with fewer, bigger, easier-to-manage machines.
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With the bodies of 270 Hurricane Katrina victims lying unidentified in a morgue, a database intended to help medical examiners make IDs is coming up short.
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UPS spends more than $1 billion a year on technology to make it more efficient. But when it lost a package containing millions of Citigroup financial records, it couldn't even tell if the shipment left the building.