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October 2007

Changing Skills of the CIO
SugarCRM Roars Forward With Open Source CRM Alternative
IT Governance Certification Programme Approved
BI and Search - Is It Only Skin Deep?

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September 2007

IBM Cuts Unified Comms Deal with Siemens
Federated CMDB Spec Proposed
Oracle 11g Hits the Streets
Is SaaS Nearing a Pressure Point
Data to the Fore

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August 2007

Large Vendors Play BI Catch-Up
Dell Vostro Line to Improve Support for Small Businesses
EnterpriseDB is Just The Ticket for Ticketline
Salesforce's Apex Language Goes Live
Virtual Disaster Recovery

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July 2007

The Discipline of Enterprise Architecture
The Persistence of UNIX
Symantec Outgrows AV Name
Citrix Plans App Streaming for Desktop Server

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June 2007

SOA Governance
"New Day" for Microsoft BI
IBM Ushers in Compliance Products and Services
Red Hat Delivers Open Source Applications Marketplace
The New Microsoft-Google Battlefield

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May 2007

Whither Business Process Management?
GPL v3 and the Novell-Microsoft Patent Deal
Oracle Reveals ProjectX
BEA WebLogic Hops on Web 2.0 Bandwagon
Big Tech Backs US Patent Overhaul

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