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Deduplication 'helps to control data explosion'
- May 21 2010, 00:33 AM Deduplication processes are an effective tool in the fight against "the data explosion".
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Majority of IT staff 'using several software-as-a-service products'
- May 20 2010, 00:02 AM Many IT professionals are using five or more software-as-a-services products.
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Data quality 'can make business intelligence solutions a success'
- May 19 2010, 00:01 AM Data quality is an important factor in how successfully business intelligence solutions can be implemented.
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SAP unveils new software-as-a-service offering
- May 18 2010, 23:36 PM SAP has given more details about its forthcoming Business ByDesign software-as-a-service product.
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Deduplication usage 'under discussion at many companies'
- May 17 2010, 00:45 AM Deduplication usage is being considered by a large number of organisations, a survey has found.
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Software-as-a-service 'is an attractive alternative to on-premise IT'
- May 14 2010, 00:06 AM More companies are outsourcing various IT processes to software-as-a-service providers, it has been suggested.
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Data quality issues 'are hard to fix internally'
- May 13 2010, 00:09 AM Data quality problems may not be easy for a company to fix on its own.
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Deduplication 'taking on a broader role in the data centre'
- May 12 2010, 23:35 PM Deduplication is set to take on a more important role for companies, it has been suggested.
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Software-as-a-service recommended to public sector bodies
- May 11 2010, 23:49 PM Non-profit organisations and government agencies may benefit from the adoption of software-as-a-service solutions.
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Data management policies 'can help drive business growth'
- May 10 2010, 23:42 PM Data management processes can be a useful tool for growing businesses.
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