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Steria takes Capita Life offshore

To provide offshore IT application development and support services

Satyam chief admits major fraud in accounts

Raju brothers resign from their respective positions

Software pirates jailed in China

A Chinese court has convicted 11 people of violating national copyright laws and participating in the manufacture and distribution of pirated Microsoft software. In the Shenzhen court in southern China the culprits were sentenced to 18 months to six-and-a-half years in prison.

IBM makes notes on Mac users

Macworld gets taste of Lotus Notes 8.5

Banks to embrace virtualisation in 2009: survey

But cloud computing will have to wait

Wipro Infotech develops integrated police information system

The architecture enables each police station to function independently

Satyam takeover mooted

At least five Indian IT companies are reportedly in the frame

Sirius and CHR select OpenAir service to increase profits

OpenAir Professional Edition to streamline business processes

Cfengine releases new version of self-repairing software

Norway-based Cfengine AS has released Version 3 of its cfengine open-source self-repairing data center automation software based on its Promise Theory technology, following five years of research and development under the technical direction of its long time author Mark Burgess, a professor of network and system administration at the Oslo University College.

Serco completes acquisition of SI International

SI to become part of Serco’s North American business

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Will technology save newspapers from the economic crisis?

As ad revenue plummets and competitive pressure mounts, newspapers are using new technological systems to boost workflow efficiencies, curb operational expenditure and expand service portfolios. For the beginning of 2009, highlighting immediate cost saving benefits is the most important message to take to market for technology vendors, professional services companies and systems integrators.

Low-latency infrastructure remains popular in financial markets despite current turmoil

Technology vendors and service providers are vying to offer financial markets the lowest possible latency in the delivery of market data and trade execution information. Despite the current economic climate, the fundamental drivers of the demand for low-latency persist and may even be accentuated by the present volatility.

CBR Thought Leaders Series: Beyond IT performance -- measuring true IT effectiveness

Why do traditional IT performance measures fail to tell managers what their real IT capability is – or how IT is serving business goals? Richard Williams and Gordon Miller of Procertis, an independent consultancy and Intellectual Property development company focussed on IT and business inter-relationships, investigate.

Raiffeisen International opts to outsource core systems development

Misys, in partnership with HCL, is to provide Austria's Raiffeisen International with outsourced resources to support core system development. Raiffeisen International is not the first financial institution to outsource core systems development, and Datamonitor believes its decision makes sense in light of market conditions. However, it remains to be seen quite how successful the strategy will be.

Service providers target the untapped SME green IT market

The first green IT certification program for managed service providers has been launched by industry standards group MSPAlliance, offering greater incentive to exploit the largely untapped green IT market among small and mid-sized enterprises. Given the size of the commercial opportunity, service providers are unlikely to be the only companies to benefit from the growing importance of green IT.

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