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  • IDC sees Asian growth potential for IT services

    The International Data Corporation anticipates growth in IT services in Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) despite the global economic slowdown.

  • A model for IT cost management

    To achieve effective cost management, CIOs must understand cost structure and analyse the costs involved. This model uses two views, functional and category, to frame cost structure and provide a roadmap to control tech costs.

  • Survey: Tech execs retrenching

    IT, telecommunications and media companies are bracing for further industry fallout and doing intense soul-searching more than two years into the tech bust, according to a study.

  • Stop buying IT you don't need

    'Rightsizing' need not be ominous management-speak for losing your job. Here's how to make sure your IT infrastructure is the right size for the job.

  • Oracle renews battle with Lotus, Exchange

    Oracle is taking on Microsoft and IBM with new e-mail, calendar and messaging software.

  • Recession-proofing your IT career

    Not so long ago, a career in IT was regarded as "recession-proof". But not any more, as large numbers of IT managers and consultants have found out. ZDNet Australia compiled this guide to shoring-up your long term job prospects.

  • Buyers need an expert eye

    A better understanding of how the procurement process should be managed would help to reduce the number of IT project failures.

  • Outsource your IT manager

    As your dependence on e-commerce, intranets, and extranets increases, so do the demands on your already overworked and understaffed IT department. Look to management service providers to transfer the burden of IT support.

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