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Turning paper-and-pencil processes into digital assets triples growth
An IT leader makes technology a core competency and drives revenue by turning handwritten products into digital assets. Feature
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IT cheat sheets for all
They may seem like no-brainers to you, but some of your IT tricks and workarounds look magical to your peers. We've collected our favorite IT cheat sheets on topics ranging from AS/400 to HTML and Outlook so everyone can look like a whiz. FAQ
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Move over Microsoft, SMBs consider Linux migration
Our special feature on Linux and SMBs includes articles on vendor options, security, a case study and more. Feature
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Quiz: Linux basics
Are you ready for Linux? Take this quiz on Linux basics and see how much you know about Linux before you make the switch. Quiz
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10 tips for Windows systems maintenance for SMBs
Kevin Beaver provides you with 10 tips for keeping your Windows systems performing at their peak so they can work for you, not against you. Check IT List
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Data virtualization plays big in Gartner's future IT trend predictions
Data virtualization is king: Gartner analyst David Cappuccio predicts five big IT trends for the next five years. News | 25 Oct 2012
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Gartner makes predictions on the future of information technology
Gartner analyst David Cappuccio lists top ten trends in the future of information technology. News | 25 Oct 2012
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Preparing for a Windows 7 migration from XP
Plenty of up-front planning, a few helpful automation tools, and even Vista make for a fairly easy Windows 7 migration from XP, say IT managers. Article | 09 Feb 2011
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Midsized companies migrating to Windows 7 find the payback worthwhile
Midsized companies migrating to Windows 7 like the quick ROI and other cost savings, some of which they are investing to beef up IT staffing. News | 17 Aug 2010
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Microsoft offers Windows, Exchange SP1 betas
Microsoft brought news of service packs to IT managers at TechEd 2010, but it also had to ease their security concerns about its cloud initiative. News | 15 Jun 2010
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Why one IT guy found Windows 7 to be too user-friendly
Windows 7 is faster and easier to use, but installing it was almost too easy for one self-proclaimed IT geek. News | 11 Mar 2010
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No legacy Windows support, no problem for some IT managers
Microsoft will soon end support for Windows XP SP2 and all Windows 2000 versions -- but IT managers are in no rush to upgrade. News | 08 Mar 2010
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Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7, part 2: The experts weigh in
How best to migrate from Windows XP to Windows 7? CIOs are comparing desktop virtualization and traditional desktops. In this second of a two-part series, experts weigh in. Article | 17 Feb 2010
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Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7: Weighing the options
How best to migrate from Windows XP to Windows 7? In this first of a two-part series, it's a hard choice between desktop virtualization and new PCs. But CIOs have to decide soon. Article | 10 Feb 2010
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Migrating from XP to Windows 7: When, why and how?
For the most part, midmarket IT shops currently running XP are in no rush to upgrade to Windows 7. But when is it time to let go of XP? News | 15 Jan 2010
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Data center standards for the new world order: Are yours up to snuff?
Data center standards are evolving, but is your data center architecture? Jonathan Hassell walks through the five biggest trends in data center planning. Tip
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Windows 7: Your last desktop operating system deployment?
Moving from XP to Windows 7 won't necessarily be easy -- but it may be your last desktop operating system deployment. Learn the seven technologies CIOs should consider. Tip
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Moving from Windows XP to Windows 7? One CIO shares why he started now
When is the best time to migrate to Windows 7? For one CIO, the time is now. Learn why he isn't waiting to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7 -- and what his migration plan is. Tip
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From software prices to EHR security: The latest advice for CIOs
Our most popular tech advice coverage spans pricing, electronic health records and more. Here's our latest roundup. Tip
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Pricing out Windows Server 2008 for virtualization cost efficiency
Midmarket companies have half a dozen options for Microsoft Hyper-V, with some editions of Windows Server 2008 proving more cost effective for some virtualization strategies. Tip
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OpenOffice takes on Microsoft Office at SMBs
OpenOffice has been making a lot of news, but you may be wondering if the open source office suite actually measures up to Microsoft Office. Wonder no more: Here's a side-by-side comparison. Tip
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Linux desktop: Simpler, more secure than Windows
Don't adopt Linux desktop just because you hate Microsoft, experts agree. Instead, make the switch to open source for the simplified maintenance and improved security. Tip
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Stay ahead of regulatory compliance demands to keep on top of issues
SMBs can affordably and effectively store and archive data to meet regulatory compliance demands with some solid security groundwork. Tip
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Virtual desktops: Cheap and effective
Desktop virtualization is a reliable way for SMBs to lower the cost of operating systems, applications and security by turning PCs into easy-to-manage, file-like images. But wait -- you also get reliability and efficiency. Tip
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Windows Vista: Finding alternatives
SMBs have been slow to adopt Microsoft's recently released Vista operating system, which begs the question: What are the alternatives? Find out here. Tip
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Technology of the future: Ten must-follow trends for IT organizations
The technology of the future is here, but is your IT organization ready? In this slideshow, learn about 10 IT trends that CIOs should be tracking. Photo Story
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CIO: Insurance and technology make an innovative pair
Insurance and technology make a compelling pair for CIOs looking to innovate around business strategy and operations. Learn more in this video Q&A. CIO Innovators
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Windows 7 review: A closer look at this operating system for business
In this Windows 7 review, learn about the business benefits, new features, compatibility issues and licensing concerns of Microsoft's newest operating system. Podcast
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Technology of the future: Ten must-follow trends for IT organizations
The technology of the future is here, but is your IT organization ready? In this slideshow, learn about 10 IT trends that CIOs should be tracking. Photo Story
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Turning paper-and-pencil processes into digital assets triples growth
An IT leader makes technology a core competency and drives revenue by turning handwritten products into digital assets. Feature
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Data virtualization plays big in Gartner's future IT trend predictions
Data virtualization is king: Gartner analyst David Cappuccio predicts five big IT trends for the next five years. News
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Gartner makes predictions on the future of information technology
Gartner analyst David Cappuccio lists top ten trends in the future of information technology. News
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CIO: Insurance and technology make an innovative pair
Insurance and technology make a compelling pair for CIOs looking to innovate around business strategy and operations. Learn more in this video Q&A. CIO Innovators
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Data center standards for the new world order: Are yours up to snuff?
Data center standards are evolving, but is your data center architecture? Jonathan Hassell walks through the five biggest trends in data center planning. Tip
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Preparing for a Windows 7 migration from XP
Plenty of up-front planning, a few helpful automation tools, and even Vista make for a fairly easy Windows 7 migration from XP, say IT managers. Article
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Midsized companies migrating to Windows 7 find the payback worthwhile
Midsized companies migrating to Windows 7 like the quick ROI and other cost savings, some of which they are investing to beef up IT staffing. News
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Microsoft offers Windows, Exchange SP1 betas
Microsoft brought news of service packs to IT managers at TechEd 2010, but it also had to ease their security concerns about its cloud initiative. News
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Why one IT guy found Windows 7 to be too user-friendly
Windows 7 is faster and easier to use, but installing it was almost too easy for one self-proclaimed IT geek. News
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Windows (Vista, XP, 2000, 98, NT, ME), Unix, Linux and Mac OS are just a few of the operating systems midmarket companies may use. Windows, Macintosh and open source resources make up this topic section. Read the latest news, advice, tutorials and white papers on all types of operating systems.