Sunday 5 July, 2009

IT Services

After the Open, Tennis Australia CIO shoots for winning IT
Being appointed an organization's first CIO is a challenge at the best of times, but when you have an international Grand Slam tennis tournament to prepare for in two months things are just that much more hectic. That's what it was like for Tennis Australia's first CIO Chris Yates who, reporting directly to the CEO, began the job in a baptism of fire by managing IT during the Australian Open.
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Gartner: Top 30 offshore locations for 2008
India might not be the only country that comes to mind when considering outsourcing work overseas, according to Gartner, which Tuesday unveiled its list of the top 30 leading locations for offshore services in 2008.
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HP integrates EDS into technology operations
Hewlett-Packard on Friday said it was further integrating EDS into its operations to boost its services and product offerings.
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IBM Q3 revenue rises, but signs of downturn loom
IBM on Thursday reported third-quarter revenue of US$25.3 billion, up 5 percent from the year before, but also said hardware sales and new service contract signings had slowed.
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HP chief Hurd fields questions about EDS buy
HP kept talk of its pending acquisition of IT services vendor EDS to a controlled minimum this week as company executives briefly addressed customer inquiries about the US$13.9 billion deal.
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IBM to open services centre in Ballarat
IBM has announced it will open a $10.8 million IT Services Centre in Ballarat.
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The 5 quickest returns on your green investment
Some enterprises have found ways to ensure their technology investments provide both environmental benefit and a quick return on investment.
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HP buys EDS for US$13.9 billion
HP said Tuesday morning that it has signed a deal to acquire IT outsourcer EDS for US$13.9 billion, or US$25.00 per share.
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Fujitsu taps hydrogen power to fuel energy savings
Fujitsu is by no means new to the green-tech party: Since launching a broad environmental initiative way back 1991, the company has worked diligently to reduce waste and pollutants within its operations while advancing the green features in its array of products.
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Data center mushrooming? Why not get rid of it?
If your data center processing load doubled this year, could you handle the growth?
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